There's a lot to obsess over in the latest trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, from the incredible cinematography to the introduction of Jyn Erso's father (and reluctant Death Star engineer) Galen Erso to learning why the film is called "Rogue One" in the first place.
But there's one shot in particular that stands out as being the most compelling because of its implications not only for this film, but for the Star Wars universe as a whole.
The shot in question lasts for just under three seconds, and shows a massive, fallen Jedi statue in the deserts of a planet assumed to be Jedha, a holy site for those who believe in the Force. To underline just how huge this statue must have been in its prime, a small ship can be seen in the center of the image.
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But there's one shot in particular that stands out as being the most compelling because of its implications not only for this film, but for the Star Wars universe as a whole.
The shot in question lasts for just under three seconds, and shows a massive, fallen Jedi statue in the deserts of a planet assumed to be Jedha, a holy site for those who believe in the Force. To underline just how huge this statue must have been in its prime, a small ship can be seen in the center of the image.
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