It's a bit hard to believe that Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was finally unveiled last month, getting fans hyped up for the next part of this series and making many forget about the faults in The Last Jedi. The first trailer had a lot of great imagery and amazingly vague shots, which has a lot of film buffs excited as well.
Even the art book for The Rise of Skywalker has fans talking and who could blame them? Look at how great that cover art is.
The cover has Rey seemingly slashing her reflection in a river, which is revealed to be her long-time nemesis Kylo Ren. It's gorgeous and probably has Reylo shippers going nuts in a big way, whether it be positive or negative. The fact that this is an art book cover also implies that we will be getting this scene through the film somehow.
Considering how this film is the finale to the current trilogy, fans have no idea how this is going to end. With J. J. Abrams involved, we can expect some fun, dynamic action, along with his signature lens flare moments. Hopefully, this movie lives up to the hype since we all have some expectations for this installment.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker comes to theaters this December.
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