WARNING: Possible SPOILERS for Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker in this article!
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker is going to make people cry, there’s no doubt about it, and it’ll be made even worse when the Millennium Falcon ends up being turned into actual garbage, as is rumoured to happen in the upcoming movie.
There are definitely going to be some other deaths in the movie which will have us all weeping uncontrollably, such as the death of Kylo Ren which has been heavily hinted at.
However, The Millennium Falcon’s end will surely be the most devastating loss in the movie because it’s basically become a character in its own right over the many years.
People were just as excited to see the Falcon return as they were to see Han Solo, Luke Skywalker and Leia all return in the new movies.
It’s undoubtedly the best spaceship of all time and it will be difficult to say goodbye, however, the track listings for The Rise Of Skywalker have teased that this will be the last time we get to see The Millennium Falcon in a Star Wars movie.
It’s going to be tough saying goodbye to the Millennium Falcon
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker could see the end of the Millennium Falcon – Credit: Lucasfilm
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The track is called The Falcon’s Last Ride, which is a pretty big hint that this will be the last time we’ll get to see the Falcon in action.
It hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, but the track’s title is pretty much on the nose and Star Wars movies have a history of doing this.
Qui Gon Jinn’s death was spoiled for fans thanks to Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace’s soundtrack.
The track in question was called Qui-Gon’s Noble End, which is a pretty stupid thing to do given the fact the soundtrack came out before the film was released.
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