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6M57 6M57R Rey’s Rope Climb The leaked shooting schedule mentions a scene from about this part of the movie that's never seen the light of day. It says "Rey uses her fight skills to take out a Stormtrooper, get his gun." I wonder if this is from that. 7M67R It Is You This moment is still in the movie, but this line was removed. In the script, when Rey Force-grabs the lightsaber at the end, Kylo says "it is you." This was cut from the movie, but is still in the novelization. To add on to this list: 1M6 1M6 Alt Seeing A Mother

Disney uploaded a video of the Rise of the Resistance ride at Galaxy's Edge and used some of the symphonic suite to score it. The very beginning is new to me, but it might have been used elsewhere before.

Forgive me if this is old, or incorrect, but I noticed that the first time you start one of the Blu-ray discs of the film (either the movie or special features discs), there's a little more to the beginning of the menu music. I don't know if it's more of the 1m20 Rey Training cue or an intro that's been tacked on to it, but I figured I'd mention it. I popped the special features disc into my computer and ripped the track so you can hear what I'm talking about. Special_Features_Blu-ray_first_boot_menu.flac

It's been officially canceled, though the orchestra is urging people to hold on to their tickets as they're trying to reschedule.

The back of the box says it will be on the normal Blu-ray.

I managed to rectify my mistake when I missed him here a couple years ago. I snagged tickets this time.

His official site (or what I'm assuming is his official site) says he worked on the teaser.

There will be a presentation at Disney's D23 convention about the music and sounds of Galaxy's Edge. Friday August 23rd from 12:30 to 1:30 PST. D23 presentations have not been livestreamed in the past and I don't think that's going to change this year.

I believe that's referring to the original opening of the movie from the shooting script. In it, after the opening scroll, the camera would pan down to reveal the severed hand of Luke Skywalker, still clutching his lightsaber, as it floated through space miles above a planet. Here's Mark Hamill's description of it:

I apologize if this has already been mentioned, but the Cleveland Orchestra will be doing Empire Strikes Back on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of Labor Day weekend at Blossom, the outdoor venue. They did A New Hope there last year and it was wonderful.