I’m glad I didn’t wear headphones. That sound would have been overwhelming being pumped straight into my ears. It can be heard just fine over PC speakers.

Isnt that where she exited? She was there drinking water after scavenging, then slid down the hill.

I don’t really get this article: most of the stills in this article do actually appear in the film— just not with the same voice-overs as in the trailer.

I’m glad you said this because I was about to say the exact same thing. The interesting thing about some of Rey’s vision is that we don’t see everything in it come to fruition. Some things were definitely in the past, but others could be in the future perhaps?

What we hear in the trailer is the actual audio from ROTJ with the order of dialog changed. Hamill recorded the same lines again and they were layered underneath for a creepy effect... I’m not sure there is anyway that would have been used in the movie to begin with.

Doesn’t she tell BB-8 or Finn that she is “no one”?

The Super Star Destroyed shot was definitely in there. She had just climbed out of that engine/exhaust thing and was forcing water out of her bottle.

and the aptly named "Sir Not Appearing In This Film"

I don’t even disagree with most of your points, they are quite valid. They just didn’t ruin anything for me.

Your opinion is wrong.

There’s absolutely no arguing that it’s the same cinematic universe.

Supposedly the inference was that Earth computers were reverse engineered from the tech in the crashed shop, so they shared a similar basic architecture. Combined with the fact that the race was a hive mind and therefore would have found internal network security an alien idea, it provided a lucky vulnerability for…

guys this is really old news

I think it’s pretty clear he meant “a [Star Wars] novel.” Making it about reading novels in general wouldn’t just be insulting, it’d be nonsensical.

He’s actually my death bet.

Han turned it on to cut open the Tauntaun in ESB

the article is all chopped up, please proof-read and edit

Looks to be this copy of Tolkien’s The Silmarillion.

Eww! What sort of man “polishes his Oscar” in front of his daughter like that?