Official Star Wars poster and trailer revealed
The official poster for The Force Awakens has been released, along with the full trailer – excitement overload!
Yesterday marked two months exactly until the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and the beginning of the truly exciting run-up to the film event of the year.
Disney is ramping up the excitement by releasing new artwork, a trailer and finally, the opportunity to pre-book your very own tickets. So, without further ado, here is the latest Star Wars: The Force Awakens official poster...
Along with the stunning poster, Disney has finally releasing a brand-spanking-new full official trailer for The Force Awakens – here it is in all its glory:
You can now pre-book your tickets for the release day showing, and if you are in the US, check out Disney's list of SW marathons to watch all seven episodes back to back.
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Alice Pattillo is a freelance journalist with a passion for heavy metal, horror, science fiction, fantasy and comics. She has over seven years experience in magazines, formerly working as a staff writer at Creative Bloq, Imagine FX, Computer Arts and 3D World, as production editor for Guitar World and Guitar Player and online editor of Metal Hammer.
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