She also sees the good in Ren and is determined to convince him to see the error of his ways. Rey, though, isn’t biting as she’s got too much of the Force in her.
He wants Rey to join him on the Dark Side so that he can overthrow Palpatine and take over as emperor with Rey at his side as his empress. His plan also includes Kylo Ren (Adam Driver, BLACKKKLANSMAN THE LAST JEDI LOGAN LUCKY SILENCE PATERSON THE FORCE AWAKENS THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU WHILE WE’RE YOUNG INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS FRANCES HA) killing Rey (Daisy Ridley MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS) but Ren has other ideas. Anyhow, he’s back and he’s hell-bent on finishing off the Resistance once and for all. Besides, his voice can be heard in the trailer.
Abrams have already revealed that Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) has come back from the dead.
In this episode, the ghosts have risen! That’s not really a spoiler because both series producer Kathleen Kennedy and writer-director J.J. And, of course, there’s Baby Yoda.įor franchise fans, THE RISE OF SKYWALKER offers up plenty of eye candy. Bounty hunter Boba Fett, who was a Mandalorian, appeared in STAR WARS Episodes V and VI. We’re seeing that now with the TV show, THE MANDALORIAN. They’re saying that while this chapter in the STAR WARS saga is closed, it doesn’t mean that there aren’t other stories to tell that will cross over. The execs at Disney are staying decidedly non-committal on the question. THE RISE OF SKYWALKER will most certainly bring another US$2 billion into the coffers so it’s hard to imagine that this really is the end. For Lucasfilm and its eventual owner, The Walt Disney Studios, it’s been a handsomely profitable one too, with a cumulative box office take over eight films of close to US$8 billion, not to mention all the multimillions made from spinoffs and licensing. It’s been a bumpy intergalactic ride and, on the whole, an enjoyable one (Jar Jar Binks notwithstanding). After 42 years, the story of Luke Skywalker, his family, his friends and his enemies has finally come to an end.
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