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The next chapter of the Skywalker saga might be the best yet. When Disney purchased Lucasfilm a few years back, some fans viewed the move with trepidation. But Star Wars has not only thrived, it’s rejuvenated a fandom while simultaneously bringing in a new generation of fans. And like everyone else, they’re impatiently awaited the next installment. Star Wars: The Last Jedi news On May 23, Vanity Fair debuted four different covers with the cast of The Last Jedi to celebrate 40 years of Star Wars. The covers feature Rey and Luke Skywalker on Ahch-To, group shots of the First Order and the Resistance, and one of General Leia Organa. Leading up to @StarWars's 40th anniversary, Vanity Fair introduces the next chapter in its saga: #TheLastJedi https://t.co/jLLif1n8L4 pic.twitter.com/41Yb5GVMES — VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) May 23, 2017 The covers have a few hints about the characters and give us a look at Captain Phasma (Gwendoline Christie) without her helmet, Kylo Ren’s scar, and Kelly Marie Tran, whose character was revealed at Star Wars Celebration in April. According to Vanity Fair, Tran’s Resistance maintenance worker is the “new character with the most screen time in Episode VIII” and she now has a full name: Rose Tico. The Resistance cover also features Finn, who’s no longer comatose, and Poe Dameron, who’s debuting a new outfit that noticeably resembles the one worn by Han Solo in Empire Strikes Back, although it’s too soon to tell if it’s another Resistance uniform or more of an homage. Vanity Fair‘s cover story on The Last Jedi revealed even more details about the film. Fans got their first look at Laura Dern’s character, Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo, and the “shifty” character that Benicio del Toro will portray, who’s only being referred to as “DJ” for now. Among the new tidbits is that Finn and Rose will go to Canto Bight, a casino full of wealthy inhabitants that director Rian Johnson described as “a playground for rich assholes.” Lucasfilm confirmed that, as far as marketing goes, the blue lightsaber that once belonged to Anakin and Luke Skywalker now belongs to Rey. Lightsaber ownership is usually determined by the Jedi who built the lightsaber, but the blue lightsaber called to Rey in The Force Awakens. What’s less clear is whether the lightsaber believes it’s hers or senses that it’ll return to Luke, according to Lucasfilm’s Pablo Hidalgo. What won’t be explored just yet is whether Finn is Force-sensitive, which some fans expected after Finn was able to hold his own to an extent in a duel against Kylo Ren. Finn’s new weapon for The Last Jedi will be more on the traditional side. John Boyega posted an Instagram video May 28 featuring Finn’s new weapon in The Last Jedi. Given the Star Wars release schedule, we’ll be getting new films for the foreseeable future. Nearly two years after being introduced to The Force Awakens, we’ll finally be able to pick up the main story, which ended on something of a speechless cliffhanger. Like Rey, we’re all waiting for the next move with baited breath. But what’s next? Fans have waited for more than a year until Episode VIII, and Lucasfilm has been mum on details, which is pretty standard. With Rogue One now released, Lucasfilm can gear up for the next film in the series. Following the film’s first big junket on Dec. 3, the Star Wars press tour is now in full swing. That means plenty of cool moments like Laura Dern hanging out with BB-8, along with more details from behind the scenes. In this new video, you can see how the cast trained for their physically demanding combat sequences. As you might expect, Adam Driver is the most intense actor during fight training. While Daisy Ridley and the others are definitely giving it their all, Driver looks like he’s actually trying to kill the stuntmen. In an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, Rian Johnson revealed a not-so-Earth-shattering secret about The Last Jedi‘s script. Apparently, the first word in the film is “We’re.” Star Wars: The Last Jedi release date Star Wars films in the “Skywalker saga”—the name used by Lucasfilm to differentiate episodic titles from spinoffs like Rogue One and the Han Solo movie—are usually referred to numerically at first. The title isn’t announced until closer to the release date. The Force Awakens debuted as the film completed production, but Lucasfilm waited until after Rogue One’s release to reveal the name of Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. Johnson made it official the following day after adding the title to the film’s opening crawl, a staple of the main Star Wars. The Last Jedi is set to be released Dec. 15, 2017, after its initial date was pushed back from May 2017. The date adjustment basically guarantees that Star Wars becomes an annual holiday tradition. The Last Jedi is 152 minutes long, making it the longest Star Wars movie to date. Star Wars: The Last Jedi cast The majority of the cast that we saw in The Force Awakens will return for The Last Jedi. We saw Mark Hamill and Daisy Ridley in the production announcement video, but we’ll see numerous familiar faces in the film. That includes John Boyega (Finn), Oscar Isaac (Poe Dameron), Adam Driver (Kylo Ren), Lupita Nyong’o (Maz Kanata), Domhnall Gleeson (General Hux), Gwendoline Christie (Captain Phasma), Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), and Andy Serkis (Supreme Leader Snoke). We’ll also see Carrie Fisher, who completed filming prior to her death and is reported to have a major role in The Last Jedi. Disney CEO Bob Iger made a point of clarifying Fisher’s performance wouldn’t be tweaked with CGI in the wake of her death. “When we bought Lucasfilm, we were going to make three films—Episodes VII, VIII and IX,” said Iger, according to the Hollywood Reporter. “We had to deal tragedy at the end of 2016. Carrie appears throughout VIII. We are not changing VIII to deal with her passing. Her performance remains as it is in VIII. In Rogue One, we had some digital character. We are not doing that with Carrie.” While initially excluded from the official announcement, Peter Mayhew is returning as Chewbacca (although he had help in The Force Awakens). Benicio Del Toro, Laura Dern, and newcomer Kelly Marie Tran are the only confirmed new members of the cast. While not much is known about their roles right now, Del Toro is rumored to play a villain. Gugu Mbatha-Raw was reported to have joined the cast in a leading role in 2015, but Lucasfilm has yet to confirm it. Director Rian Johnson revealed on Sept. 11 that Joseph Gordon-Levitt has a voiceover role in The Last Jedi. This marks their fourth collaboration since Levitt starred in Johnson’s debut feature film, Brick. He’s reportedly voicing an alien, but it’s likely to be a subtle cameo like Daniel Craig’s stormtrooper role in The Force Awakens. READ MORE: - ‘Star Wars’: The complete movie calendar - 9 things you didn’t know about the Millennium Falcon - The 10 best Star Wars Lego sets Star Wars: The Last Jedi rumors The Force Awakens was filled with cameos, and chances are we could see (or hear) some big names of people who want to be in a Star Wars film cast in minor or unrecognizable roles. While we won’t know most of them until after the movie hits theaters, Tom Hardy is already rumored to play a stormtrooper. When asked about the rumor Hardy responded, “I don’t know if I can even say that. Where did you hear that?” He remained coy, calling the internet “a glorious web of deceit and misinformation.” Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer Lucasfilm released a teaser trailer for The Last Jedi on April 14 at Star Wars Celebration. Lucasfilm released a full trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi during Monday Night Football in early October, and fans have been rewatching it ever since. READ MORE: - What you missed in the latest ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ trailer - 10 dark facts about Darth Maul, the tragic ‘Star Wars’ Sith Lord - Meet porgs, the adorable new addition to the ‘Star Wars’ universe - The fascinating history of the ‘Star Wars’ movie logos The Last Jedi theory: Who is the Last Jedi? Once fans learned that the title of Episode VIII was The Last Jedi, many of them already started to theorize with what little information they had. The Force Awakens was fairly open-ended, but The Last Jedi sounds like it will refer to either one person or a few people—because, as Star Wars grammar nerds are apt to remind us, “Jedi” is both singular and plural. Luke Skywalker is the obvious choice, given that he’s already a Jedi. But could it be Rey as well—or Rey on her own if something happens to Luke. Others have thrown out Kylo Ren, who was training under Luke before turning to the dark side of the Force; Finn, who some believe is Force-sensitive; or a collective group of Jedi. (Some have even joked it’s secret Sith Lord Jar Jar Binks.) One person who definitely won’t tell you who the last Jedi is? Ridley herself. The Last Jedi theory: Who are Rey’s parents? Although we’ve been left with the lingering question of Rey’s parentage and many other mysteries for more than a year, we’re still no closer to learning just who they are. The only thing we do know is that Rogue One ruled out Jyn Erso completely. Luke, Han, and Leia have all been suggested as potential (and possibly secret) parental candidates for a variety of reasons. She’s Force-sensitive like the Skywalker siblings, Han and Leia were the main confirmed couple going into the new trilogy (and they did have a son together), and fans floated the idea that she may have been a young padawan when Kylo Ren killed the next generation of Jedi under Luke’s tutelage. Some even think she might be Obi-Wan Kenobi’s granddaughter, but it’s unclear who Rey’s parents or her grandmother would be. At a shareholders meeting on March 8, Disney revealed a preview clip of the movie that could include Luke’s first words to Rey. The potential spoiler gives fans plenty to chew on when it comes to speculating about Luke and Rey’s possible connections. Whoever Rey’s parents are, it looks like we’ll find out in The Last Jedi, according to Ridley. “We will see in a year,” Ridley told Vulture after being asked if Rey was a Kenobi. “Just sit tight on that question.” And with one question down, we’ll be able to focus on many more once the speculation for Episode IX begins. Star Wars: The Last Jedi review Star Wars: The Last Jedi debuted to mixed reviews—so mixed, the contentious rection became a conversation unto itself. Critics loved the daring plot choices made by writer-director Rian Johnson as well as his savvy character building, but some fans balked at Luke’s characterization, misplaced jokes, and the lack of deference to nostalgia. According to the Daily Dot’s review: “In the hands of director Rian Johnson, The Last Jedi is dark but easily the funniest Star Wars movie to date, building on familiar themes with a powerfully lovable cast.” Read the full review here. Editor’s note: This article is regularly updated for relevance.
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Baš kao i Imperij uzvraća udarac i Posljednji Jedi je prijelomni film koji će odrediti daljnje sudbine likova, a za dijelo Riana Johsnona nitko neće moći reći da je kopija originalne trilogije Naziv originala: Star Wars: The Last Jedi Uloge: Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, John Boyega, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Domhnall Gleeson, Andy Serkis, Benicio Del Toro, Laura Dern, Kelly Marie Tran Redatelj: Rian Johnson Trajanje: 150 minuta Datum premijere: 14. prosinac 2017. Sila se budi, moglo bi se slobodno reći, je bio najiščekivaniji film svih vremena, vjerojatno iščekivaniji čak i od Imperij uzvraća udarac. Nakon što je George Lucas prodao franšizu Disneyu, mnogi će nakon ne baš najbolje prequel trilogije reći da je trebao to napraviti i prije, svijet je živio u iščekivanju što će napraviti čovjek koji je uskrsnuo Zvjezdane Staze – J.J. Abrams. I iako Ratovi zvijezda nikada nisu potonuli, svi su odahnuli kada je Sila se budi jednu od najpoznatijih svjetskih franšiza vratio tamo gdje joj je i mjesto – na vrh! A Posljednji Jedi nastavlja točno tamo gdje je Sila se budi stala. Prvi red potpuno kontrolira svemir, a jedini koji im se hrabro suprostavljaju su malobrojni preživjeli pripadnici pokreta otpora koji su na izmaku snaga. Sve se nade stavljaju na Rey koja je pronašla Lukea Skywalkera i koja posljednjeg Jedija mora nagovoriti na povratak prije nego Snoke i njegov učenik Kylo Ren zgaze i posljednju nadu za čovječanstvo. Iako je Sila se budi stvorila pravu maniju, i ugasila sve strahove u svezi Disneyevog vlasništva franšize, a zaradom od preko dvije milijarde dolara zgazila na box officeu, nemali je bio broj onih koji su smatrali da je možda ipak previše podsjećala na originalnu trilogiju. Pa da riješimo odmah nedoumicu – Posljednji Jedi je potpuno novi film koji je, iako nekim dijelovima podsjeća na originalne filmove, potpuno novi pravac u kojem je krenula franšiza. I ako sada netko od onih kojima su smetale asocijacije na originalnu trilogiju u Sila se budi, budu kukali da je ovaj film previše samostalan treba ih kastrirati! Nakon što je Abrams vratio Ratove zvijezda na pravi put, novi redatelj Rian Johnson je mogao ostvariti nove vizije i krenuti svojim putem. A s obzirom da je Sila se budi završio tako da je Rey pronašla Lukea, lako je bilo za očekivati da će Posljednji Jedi krenuti putem Imperij uzvraća udarac pa ćemo gledati kako Luke obučava Rey dok Prvi red tamani preostale pripadnike pokreta otpora. I iako se to u biti događa (ovo i nije neki spoiler, bez brige), sve je odrađeno na sasvim drugi način od očekivanog, a pri tome je dodano još i nekoliko zanimljivih preokreta. Posljednji Jedi je, baš kao i Imperij uzvraća udarac film u kojem se događaju prijelomni trenuci. Ovo je film u kojem će se odrediti daljnje sudbine, i u kojem su sitnice odlučile tko će krenuti kojim putem, a kada se kasnije sagleda situacija, lako je moglo biti i drukčije. Ali ta sličnost, kao i ostale sličnosti s originalnom trilogijom, su tako suptilno napravljene da niti malo neće utjecati na doživljaj da gledate neki sasvim drugi film. Puno je toga novoga i neočekivanog napravljeno s likovima. Bez da puno otkrivam i pokvarim vam gledanje – Rey je i dalje fantastična, Kylo Ren ide valovitim putem uspona i padova i događanja oko njega su najzanimljiviji dio filma iako će možda neki biti razočarani njegovim likom, Poe Dameron briljira i pokazuje kako je odličan i zanimljiv lik kad dobije više vremena na ekranu, Finn nastavlja gdje je stao, a Luke Skywalker je potpuno drukčiji od Lukea kojega smo gledali u originalnoj trilogiji. Meni se osobno izuzetno svidio, vjerujem da će se svidjeti i većini, ali možda bi neki mogli čak biti i razočarani. Glumačka ekipa je ponovo izvrsna, Daisy Ridley je fenomenalna kao neustrašiva Rey, Adam Driver uspješno pokazuje sve strane Kylo Rena, a Oscar Isaac osvaja kao „loose cannon“ Poe Dameron. I naravno, Mark Hamill čovjek koji JEST Luke Skywalker. Filmska karijera mu nikada nije zaživila nakon Ratova zvijezda, ali zato barem briljira kao posljednji jedi. Vizualno film, sasvim očekivano izgleda savršeno, a na samom početku i kraju očekuju vas dvije spektakularne akcijske scene. CGI je izuzetan, ali ništa drugo nije bilo za očekivati. I da, nisam zaboravio – Dubrovnik je u filmu ali možda jedno minutu i pol i teško da ćemo mi Dubrovčani moći izgraditi neku marketinšku priču na Ratovu zvijezda kao na Igri prijestolja, jer će grad u filmu prepoznati samo lokalno stanovništvo. I to jedva! Film je jako dobar, zabavan, napet i svoju ulogu filma u kojem se lome stvari i određuju buduće sudbine odrađuje hrabro koračajući svojim putem. Ali, Posljednji Jedi je film koji ima i nekoliko minusa. U jednom trenutku sam se počeo pitati – pa dobro kad će više krenuti stvari i izgledalo mi je kao da se upalo u neki limb – srećom to nije trajalo dugo, ali ipak… Humor je negdje na razini prequel trilogije, i puno lošiji nego u Sila se budi, a na mojoj predstavi gledatelji su se nasmijali samo par puta – ne da je humor forsiran, nego jednostavno nije to onaj „Ratovi zvijezda humor“. Od novih likova, koji su u biti samo dva plus plišani dodatak, DJ (Benicio Del Toro) je jako zanimljiv i prava je šteta da ga nema više, dok Rose jednostavno nije dovoljno zanimljiva i nema potrebu kemiju s Finnom. Porgovi su sasvim nepotrebni, i iako će možda nekome i biti simpatični stvarno nemaju baš nikakvog smisla osim valjda da se svide djeci koja će kasnije trošiti novce na njihove igračke. Da zaključimo – Ratovi zvijezda ne mogu biti loši, čak i kada nisu dobri poput Fantomske prijetnje još uvijek su dovoljno dobri. Posljednji Jedi je srećom jako dobar film, jako jako dobar, i gledatelju će ponuditi puno zabave. Ali hoće li vam biti odličan ili „samo“ jako jako dobar ovisit će najvjerojatnije o tome koliko vam se svidjela Sila se budi. Ukoliko ste Sili zamjerali prevelik miris originala Posljednjim Jedijem ćete biti oduševljeni. Mene je osobno Sila se budi oduševila i do sada sam ga pogledao jedno 5-6 puta, a bio mi je i najbolji film 2015. godine. Posljednji Jedi mi ipak nije na razini Sile, ne zato što je poseban film koji je krenuo svojim putem već zato što su mi koliko toliko zasmetale stvari koje sam naveo. Sve sto nisu neke velike stvari, i ne utječu previše na doživljaj, ali Sila mi je ipak bolja. Ali, to je samo moje mišljenje i moj doživljaj ova dva filma. Kako će biti kod vas saznat ćete ako pogledate Posljednjeg Jedija. A kad ga pogledate ostavite komentar!Adam Driver, Akcija, Andy Serkis, Benicio del Toro, Carrie Fisher, Daisy Ridley, Domhnall Gleeson, John Boyega, Kelly Marie Tran, Laura Dern, Mark Hamill, Oscar Isaac, Ratovi zvijezda, Rian Johnson, SF