The Star Wars sequel trilogy trio stands on a hill overlooking a destroyed Death Star.

Everything Is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker So Much That It Broke the Internet

Hahahahahahaahahahahahahaha I don't have enough tissues for this.

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I’m not screeching but I am sobbing over the new Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker footage we got from Star Wars Celebration today. We finally got a title and trailer, and my emotions all over the place. At least I’m not alone in my tears.

Fans from all over literally broke Twitter for a second with their posts about the film. For many, this has been a long time coming. I remember the first time I watched Star Wars with my brother and how much I loved the franchise. It’s the kind of thing that has been ingrained in me for so long that now, whenever new Star Wars content comes out, I start screeching into the void about it.

So, what exactly did we break the internet over? Oh, you know, just the absolutely incredible new footage!

Emotions are high for all of us as we’re trying to figure out what this new footage means. We have our new trio fighting against Kylo and the First Order. We have old friends and Luke Skywalker in a voiceover in the beginning. What does it all mean? What can we expect out of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker?

At least we know that, no matter what, Emo Kylo Ren will continue to be one of the best Twitter accounts out there.

(image: LucasFilm)

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