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The final trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was released yesterday, and damn, we are feeling some feels. The intense trailer left us with chills and watery eyes, but many Star Wars fans are more preoccupied with a shot of a soaking wet Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) approaching Rey in a moody and stormy standoff scene on wreckage of the Death Star. To say that people are acting thirsty would be an understatement. While we don't see the appeal, the thirst isn't hurting anyone. You can read the mouth-frothing tweets and watch the trailer below. 

Writer Dennis DiClaudio pointed out on Twitter a pretty major flaw in the Jedi robes in the Star Wars universe, and it's sparked a good old-fashioned Twitter debate!

Millennials' favorite song, "Mr. Brightside," was already a shimmering gem, but it gets a wonderful new take when re-imagined in the Star Wars prequel universe. If you want to sing along with the video linked above, we won't even be mad.

After a whole bunch of Star Wars fans called for The Last Jedi to be remade, video essayist Jonathan McIntosh decided to school them on why their reading of the movie may have been completely off-base. The Twitter thread will definitely surprise you!

There are very few memes that have a shelf life as long as Star Wars memes. Here's a nice batch of 'em to help distract you from reality.

We're getting super duper psyched for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The followup to 2015's The Force Awakens is set for a December 15th release, and thankfully Lucasfilm has released some fresh new photos to tide us over. The high resolution images introduce us to some new characters (and species) and reunite us with old favorites such as Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker, Rey, Finn, and Poe Dameron.

Hopefully you haven't already forgotten about him, because this meme is about to strike back. Ken Bone in his Obi Wan Kenboni costume was turned into it's inevitable photoshop battle form.