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    STAR WARS CELEBRATION: THE PHENOMENON RENEWED

    by Benjamin Kerry & Gavin Apr 21, 2017 4 minutes

    There is always abundant excitement generated when the first trailer for an upcoming Star Wars movie goes public. Surely enough, the Internet lapped it up when a roughly two-minute preview of Stars Wars: The Last Jedi was screened at this year’s annual Star Wars Celebration event and posted online. At that convention held from April 13 to 16 in Orlando, a lot - and not just from the trailer - was revealed about the film. So, what can we expect it to add to the Star Wars franchise?

    LOTS OF DARKNESS AND RED, PLUS CARRIE FISHER

    The trailer was brief but provided more than enough scenes to whip Star Wars fans into a fervor. The Force Awakens lead character Rey appears on the island where we saw

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