Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

J.J. Abrams

Overview

The remaining traces of the Resistance movement assemble in their quest to overthrow the First Order, once and for all. Each member of the Resistance must contend with both their own demons and how the events of the past have affected them, learning to overcome their struggles to create a unified front. Meanwhile, the Jedi and the Sith approach their final face-off, bringing centuries of contention to a head. At the heart of it all is Rey (Daisy Ridley), the former orphan who stands as the Resistance's last hope as the galaxy's remaining Jedi knight. Directed by J.J. Abrams.

Product Details

Release Date:	03/31/2020
UPC:	0786936864182
Original Release:	2019
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby AC-3 Surround Sound]
Time:	2:22:00
Sales rank:	804

Special Features

English SDH

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Daisy Ridley	Rey
Ian McDiarmid	Palpatine
Mark Hamill	Luke Skywalker
Oscar Isaac	Poe Dameron
Adam Driver	Kylo Ren
Lupita Nyong'o	Maz Kanata
Keri Russell	Keri Russell
Kelly Marie Tran	Rose Tico
Billie Lourd	Lieutenant Connix
Domhnall Gleeson	General Hux
Billy Dee Williams	Lando Calrissian
Carrie Fisher	Leia Organa
Joonas Suotamo	Chewbacca
Richard Grant	Allegiant General Pryde
John Boyega	Finn
Andy Serkis	Snoke
Dominic Monaghan	Actor
Anthony Daniels	C-3PO
Naomi Ackie	Jannah
Greg Grunberg	Snap Wexley
Jimmy Vee	R2-D2
Richard Bremmer	Actor
Dave Chapman	BB-8
Nasser Memarzia	General
Simon Paisley Day	General Engell
Brian Herring	BB-8

Technical Credits

J.J. Abrams

Chris Terrio

J.J. Abrams	Director,Original Story,Producer,Screenwriter
David Acord	Sound/Sound Designer
Alexandre Alin	Animator
Colin Anderson	Camera Operator
Miles Ascough	Special Effects
Philip Barnard	Animator
Jim Barr	Art Director
Bill Campbell	Animator
Maryann Brandon	Editor
Rick Carter	Production Designer
Derek Connolly	Original Story
Dave Crispino	Animator
Scott Dace	Animator
Nour Dardari	Associate Producer
Felipe DeLanteuil	Animator
C. Michael Easton	Animator
Kiel Figgins	Animator
Claire Fleming	Art Director
Lydia Fry	Art Director
Liam Georgensen	Art Director
Nina Gold	Casting
Tommy Gormley	Asst. Director,Executive Producer
Callum Greene	Executive Producer
Chloe Grice	Makeup
Stefan Grube	Editor
Rodrigo Guerrero	Animator
Jean-Denis Haas	Animator
Patrick Harris	Art Director
Alex Hislop	Animator
Helena Holmes	Art Director
Kevin Jenkins	Production Designer
Martin Joy	Production Manager
Michael Kaplan	Costumes/Costume Designer
Samy Keilani	Art Director
Kemal Kemal	Animator
Kathleen Kennedy	Producer
Stephen King	Animator
Kolby Krook	Animator
Ashley Lamont	Art Director
Ted Lister	Animator
Jason McGatlin	Executive Producer
Chris McGraw	Animator
Dan Mindel	Cinematographer
Tamir Naber	Asst. Director
George Nakhle	Special Effects Supervisor
Yuhon Ng	Animator
Rick O'Connor	Animator
Mitul Patel	Special Effects Supervisor
Roberto Raio	Animator
Athavan Rajaratnam	Animator
Michelle Rejwan	Producer
Oliver Roberts	Art Director
Mike Stallion	Art Director
Jeff Struthers	Animator
Josef Sy	Animator
Adam Teeuw	Production Manager
Chris Terrio	Original Story,Screenwriter
Nathan Thomas	Animator
Colin Trevorrow	Original Story
Chi Chung Tse	Animator
Dominic Tuohy	Special Effects Supervisor
Richard Van Den Bergh	Special Effects
April Webster	Casting
Alyssa Weisberg	Casting
John Williams [composer]	Score Composer
Matthew Wynne	Art Director
Mary Yang	Animator

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
255. Scene Selection
1. Opening Logo [:09]
2. The Rise of Skywalker [1:31]
3. Kylo Ren's Quest [1:31]
4. Exegol [1:31]
5. Millennium Falcon Mission [2:06]
6. Pursuit of the Falcon [2:54]
7. Rey's Training Course [1:43]
8. General Leia [1:38]
9. The Falcon's Back [2:43]
10. Spy Message [1:05]
11. "We Go Together" [1:23]
12. Ren Reforged [1:55]
13. Pasaana Festival [2:11]
14. General Calrissian [2:03]
15. Speeder Chase [3:58]
16. Buried Secrets [1:47]
17. Power Unleashed [3:26]
18. Aftermath [5:07]
19. "In This Till the End" [5:48]
20. Meeting Zorii [1:37]
21. Babu Frik's Workshop [2:13]
22. Into the Destroyer [2:56]
23. Revelations [6:12]
24. Repercussions [4:11]
25. To Kef Bir [4:05]
26. Jannah [3:08]
27. The Emperor's Vault [:19]
28. The Duel [3:31]
29. Remembrance [3:12]
30. The Final Order Begins [5:16]
31. The Destiny of a Jedi [5:17]
32. Battle Plans [3:21]
33. Welcome to Exegol [3:20]
34. Drop Zone [4:37]
35. Throne of the Sith [3:46]
36. Dark Turn [1:47]
37. Dyad in the Force [2:27]
38. The Galaxy Responds [2:24]
39. Emperor Reborn [3:20]
40. Last Chance [4:39]
41. Ben [2:03]
42. Victory [3:32]
43. Saga's End [2:34]
44. End Credits [3:42]
45. Chapter 45 [4:21]
46. Chapter 46 [2:43]
47. Chapter 47 [9:26]

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Editorial Reviews

J.J. Abrams is once again at the helm of the Star Wars franchise with The Rise of Skywalker, this time writing the screenplay with Chris Terrio as well as directing. This film closes the door on the Skywalker saga, and it does so with surprisingly good style. The Resistance, led by General Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher), is all but broken. While it still has many of its mainstay heroes, the First Order has destroyed most of its forces. Now, with the specter of Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) rising again, any chance of victory seems lost. But hope is a potent modifier, and Rey (Daisy Ridley), Finn (John Boyega), and Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) refuse to give in… even as it seems that Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) has joined with the emperor to complete their destruction. Abrams had a lot of weight on his shoulders as both director and co-writer when it came to bringing this more than 40-year saga to a close. The story and the characters have to be just right and portrayed in just the right way, or the entire thing can fall apart. Fortunately, he realizes this and takes great care in making sure the story is cohesive while bringing closure to the tale. In most cases, he gets it right. However, there are a few minor loose ends, as well as some rushed moments and events that would have benefitted from just a little more time. The actors by now are entirely familiar with their characters, so this film allows them to pour that comfort into an ease with which they interact. Even combative relationships like that of Ren and Rey flow smoothly as they evolve to the final confrontation. These encounters, in particular, are driven by the growing skill of both Ridley and Driver as performers. The special effects are possibly the most spectacular ever seen on the screen, from CGI aliens to frenzied space battles that move at hyperspeed without being impossible to follow. Solid cinematography bolsters these moments, creating a spectacular realism to this fantasy galaxy. The script, acting, and effects are brought together by yet another John Williams score that never seems to waver in its ability to fit every moment. There's also a lot of nostalgia and fan goodies in the film, with many references to previous episodes that make Rise of Skywalker not only enjoyable, but a nearly perfect farewell to so many beloved elements of the Star Wars universe. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is a film about the power of hope, loyalty, and determination-even when faced with seemingly insurmountable odds. While certain elements may bother the most staunch supporters of Episodes IV-VI, fans, both young and old, can have new hope for the future of the franchise.

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