Star Wars: The Force Awakens Trailer (Official)

Watch the official trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, coming to
theaters December 18, 2015.

[moonsookang]

U couldn't handle the end of a saga. Where did that bring u?

Back to the trailers.

[crazybabuskaman]

Back when this was the most hyped movie in history.

[davidgressli]

It's scary how fast the time goes..

[youngorangee]

If you come back to this trailer just to go back to that feeling you had the first time you saw it, you are a legend!

[Breezyz]

“I was raised to do one thing”.

Literally just scream *“REYYYY!!!”*

[Izaakhn]

I remember when the most controversial thing about the new Star Wars was the cross guarded lightsaber... but now the whole trilogy is controversial :(

[blingiman]

man i wish i could go back to mid 2015, when everyone was hyped for star wars instead of extremely divided

Edit: you guys arguing about TLJ in the replies just further proves my point. Can't we just accept other people have different perspectives on movies we either love or hate?

[casualfanatic]

It’s officially been 8 years since this trailer came out. And it still gives me chills

[owen]

I've said it a million times. Whoever did the trailers for the sequels deserves awards they all get my hyped af

[jknetwork]

Remember when the fanbase wasn’t divided and we were all hyped for this movie and enjoyed it? Good times.

[JacoB-wpws]

nostalgia and the old good times when nobody hated star wars sequels
I miss this old times

[timurlinho]

The best thing about the sequels are literally the trailers

[InsiDiouSusPect]

And here we are almost 4 years later and the finale is quickly approaching

[charlottedunne]

You know a trailer is good when it gets you hyped for a movie you've seen at least 5 times

[yankeedoodle]

I legit was a freshman in high school when this movie came out and now I’m a freshman in college. Time goes fast.

[RyanTheDark]

Years ago, when I was ten, I was eager for this movie. I grew up as a SW fan, watching the movies, all of the shows, reading the EU novels, and couldn't stop talking about the fact that we're getting Star Wars in MY generation. That was the thrill of my life. Me and my friends wasn't able to wait. We knew this would be quite the experience...

After, well, it was quite the experience. But not the experience we have expected. The movie successfully hyped me up even though it was A New Hope pretty much. In the 2015-2017 years, I would look up theories to all of these characters, in eager anticipation for episode eight and seeing Luke Skywalker on the big screen. I was prepared to lay down the EU books. I was prepared to absorb fully into Disney Canon and leave EU in the past. At the age of twelve, I went in... and what happened to Luke, I was in denial about. I couldn't believe that they did THAT to his character. Likewise, what happened to Finn, Poe, and Rey was disgraceful. They had so much potential. And all were ruined. Instead of staying into Disney Star Wars, I snapped when I accepted what happened. This trilogy ruined Star Wars. At fourteen, I couldn't even bear to watch the Rise of Skywalker. I glimpsed at the trailer and did something I never thought I would do with Star Wars. I swept it aside and dismissed it with utter coldness. I didn't want to watch the movie.

Now at the age of nineteen turning twenty soon. I just can't help but mourn the lost potential. I went back to the Expanded Universe. I do still like a few things from Disney like Andor and Rebels, but I mainly avoid it because felt like a betrayal. I don't think I can never fully accept what happened to this potential by my very eyes.

It will always be a travesty.

[Veind]

Remember when we though Finn's is the main character and will be a Jedi in this movie

[sebastianr]

"Who are you?"

"I'm JOHN CENA!!!!"

[cesaralcaraz]

Remember when Star Wars was the biggest thing in the world during 2015

[liamn.]

I remember being so excited for this movie. Even though the sequels weren’t nearly as good as they could have been we will always have this phenomenal trailer to watch every now and again. Remembering a promising start to something that could’ve been so much more.