Star Wars: The Force Awakens Official Trailer Breakdown - 35 Things You Need To See

Everything you missed in the third tease.

Now's the point where Star Wars: The Force Awakens goes from being the most anticipated movie of 2015 to the most anticipated movie ever (or at least since The Phantom Menace). We're less than two months away from Episode VII hitting cinemas and, in the wake of a new poster and tickets going on sale (and quickly crashing every cinema website), a brand new trailer's dropped that will tip hype for Star Wars over the edge. Expectations have been high for the film ever since Disney announced it alongside their purchase of Lucasfilm back in 2012, and everything (literally everything) to come out of the production since has looked incredible. So, of course, this new glimpse of the film is no different. The first full trail after two incredible teases, it does everything necessary to further stoke the raging fire of hype without throwing in any cold douses of heavy spoilers. There's a greater sense of establishing the galaxy thirty-five years on from Return Of The Jedi and the wider scope of the story outside of the new leads (and BB-8), but still plenty of mystery around what we'll actually see in the cinema come December. So what did we learn, what's hidden in the background and what was otherwise really cool? Well, come along as we break down the Official Trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

35. Rey's Desert Garb (Feat. Stolen Stormtrooper Goggles)

The trailer opens focusing on Rey (once again reaffirming that she's the film's lead) exploring one of Jakku's felled Star Destroyers. The big reveal is her makeshift cover - those appear to be Stormtrooper (classic variety) eyes. We've seen this look through various toys and the like, but this is the first time it's been seen in this much detail and as a part of the film.
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