First Obi-Wan Kenobi trailer
That’s why “Star Wars” fans react enthusiastically
Ewan McGregor as Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi.
© Obi-Wan Kenobi / Star Wars/ Disney+
The first “Obi-Wan Kenobi” trailer is here – and the little things in it in particular excite “Star Wars” fans.
The first trailer for the eagerly awaited “Star Wars” series “Obi-Wan Kenobi” (from May 25 on Disney+) does not fail to have an effect. On the Internet, Jedi disciples around the world are enthusiastic about the impressions that the first 100 seconds of compilation offer. Especially things that can only be seen or even heard briefly seem to have the greatest effect on the huge fan base.
A young Luke and a space scoundrel?
There is great joy, for example, that the series shows a certain Luke Skywalker as a child. A brief scene shows Obi-Wan watching the boy. The little one is sitting on the dwelling that fans have known since 1977 and is playing pilot – “like father, like son”, goes to the fans given this resemblance open my heart to Anakin Skywalker.
The fraction of a second also allows many viewers to speculate wildly. In a dark alley, the back of a person can be seen who resourceful eagle eyes claim to have recognized by the laser blaster in his right hand: Han Solo! However, this is wild speculation…
Auditory leaps of joy
During the trailer, John Williams’ piece “Duel of the Fates”, which he composed for the prequel trilogy just before the turn of the millennium, also breaks out. A look at Twitter and Co. shows: The epochal music seems to give plenty of goosebumps and To have caused jubilation among the “Star Wars” fans.
And of course, Obi-Wan’s most tragic adversary shouldn’t be left out either. It was already known in advance that Hayden Christensen (40) will return as Darth Vader. The trailer doesn’t feature the famous villain, but you can hear his scary, heavy breathing at the very end.
Of course, the fans are primarily looking forward to the return of Ewan McGregor (50) as the title hero he played in the prequel episodes I. to III. embodied. And Joel Edgerton (47), who has since become a Hollywood star himself, can also be seen in the trailer – again as Luke’s uncle Owen, with whom the boy grows up.