It’s easily one of the most anticipated film productions, which is why fan interest towards “Star Wars: Episode 7” is so high all the time. While official information about the upcoming film is still relatively scarce, we have been getting various rumors about what we could expect to see in the sequel to the saga, and most of those rumors are actually painting a very interesting picture.
Those who’ve been lucky enough to get a chance to check out the trailer for the film personally have had great things to say about it, and it looks like it will definitely manage to get fans excited for the film, just like a good trailer should do. And even though the actual trailer hasn’t been leaked yet, some have gone to great lengths to ensure that everyone can get a glimpse into it.
For example, several famous frames from the trailer have been recreated by artists and are now being shared all over the Web, in particular one that features the big reveal for Han Solo. The trailer will apparently also reveal various other details about the film, such as showing a Star Destroyer that was forced to crash land on a desert planet. It’s worth noting that it could very well be a Destroyer that has already been on the planet for a few years and hadn’t landed recently.
This could also coincide with rumors claiming that this is how Rey will be introduced in “Episode 7”, showing her working at a scrap yard based out of a fallen AT-AT. If that’s true, we could see Rey effortlessly moving around the Destroyer, using her great agility to scale its interior and overcome various dangerous moments.
Something particularly interesting that has been getting mentioned more and more often recently, is that we could see Darth Vader’s helmet being pulled out from the ashes. This is apparently a scene featured in the trailer, but we don’t know how exactly we’ll see the helmet being introduced. There have been claims that it will be shown sitting on a pedestal, but there are also rumors that we’ll see a gloved hand removing the helmet from an ash pile. What’s more, the helmet might actually contain remains of Vader’s own skull!
Could this mean that we may actually see more of the villain in some form? Fans have certainly been hopeful for that, but it’s hard to say at the moment. Reintroducing Vader is something that “Star Wars” could benefit from a lot if it’s done correctly, but it could also end up playing out in a somewhat cheesy, clichéd manner if the writers are not careful.