Rogue One Official Trialer

[hazard502]

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frdj1zb9sMY" target="_blank" class="aeva_link bbc_link new_win">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frdj1zb9sMY</a>

[ithekro]

Nice trailer.  No lightsabers (though one owner).

[Lord Sidious]

Good trailer. But might be the first Star Wars movie to not feature any lightsabers.

[ithekro]

Depends if Darth Vader takes to the field or not.

[Master Seblaise]

Love ... Love .... and LOVE

Love to see Force user warrior who are no Jedi ....

[Lord Sidious]

Depends if Darth Vader takes to the field or not.

I wish he does, that would be awesome. But I feel he won't, it's not his show in this one. I hope I am totally wrong. 

[scifidude79]

I expect Vader to be more of a supporting character in this one.  This is supposed to chronicle the Rebels' first major victory, mentioned in the text crawl of the original film.  If Vader is in the fight against a group of non Force users, it will be a one sided battle.  Plus, he has the elite 501st as his personal Stormtrooper unit.

Yoda:  "Only a fully trained Jedi Knight with The Force as his ally will conquer Vader and his emperor."

That's why I don't think Vader will have much of a role.  I expect it to be more of a thing where Rebels fight common troopers.  Of course, I could be wrong. 

[Master Medwyn]

We are nearly there, nearly there!
Ip Man 4

[hazard502]

I remember hearing that this is suppose to be more military/covert ops with no Jedi/Sith involvement. Not to say there won't be force sensitives involved.

Though we now know SW Rebels is happening elsewhere around the same time as Roque, which might be more of a concern to Vader now that he knows a Sith holocron is in the hands of Ezra ect.

[Darth Justicar]

I think this is going to be about the non-Force-users and showing the critical role they play.  One thing I feel from the Prequels is that in those movies, even though Force sensitives are vastly outnumbered, is as if their role was treated as meaningless.  That is a stark contrast against the Original Trilogy and The Force Awakens, where there are many more credible non-Force-sensitives who are shown to have critical, powerful roles in the galaxy.  To me, Rogue One is refreshing because it will really show us that side of the galaxy and reinforce the idea that yes, "normal" people count too and can make a real difference.

[Master Seblaise]

I think this is going to be about the non-Force-users and showing the critical role they play.  One thing I feel from the Prequels is that in those movies, even though Force sensitives are vastly outnumbered, is as if their role was treated as meaningless.  That is a stark contrast against the Original Trilogy and The Force Awakens, where there are many more credible non-Force-sensitives who are shown to have critical, powerful roles in the galaxy.  To me, Rogue One is refreshing because it will really show us that side of the galaxy and reinforce the idea that yes, "normal" people count too and can make a real difference.

Maybe i misunderstood something but i thinl that we see a non-jedi force sensitive warrior in the trailer ....

[ithekro]

Perhaps not a force user, but more like one that has faith in the Force and believes it guides his actions.  He's blind after all.  And according to Obi-wan Kenobi "In my experience, there is no such thing as luck".

[hazard502]

Perhaps not a force user, but more like one that has faith in the Force and believes it guides his actions.  He's blind after all.  And according to Obi-wan Kenobi "In my experience, there is no such thing as luck".

I didn't know he was blind . . . point for the info

[scifidude79]

Maybr he's similar to a Miraluka.  The entire race is blind and "sees" through the Force.  They don't always have the Force ability necessary to become Jedi/Sith, though.  He could be a blind human with the same ability.

[hazard502]

Interesting SW would have this character when the same thing just happened to Kanan in Rebels.