‘Star Wars The Force Awakens’ Spoilers, Plot: ‘Episode VII’ gets an early release as JJ Abrams gets frustrated over recent leaks

By Staff Writer

Feb 13 2015, 09:58 AM EST

"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" may get an unexpected early release date as news suggests that JJ Abrams wanted to bring forward the release of the upcoming Episode VII due to the leaks that has been plaguing the Star Wars Production Set. Recent leaks also expose the lives of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Chewbacca, and the importance of Luke's son in the upcoming Star Wars film.

Apparently, JJ Abrams has been getting frustrated over the leaks of the forthcoming Star Wars Episode VII. News states that the director wanted to move the originally scheduled December 2015 release date of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" to this summer.

The Director worries that the recently leaked images and plot of the upcoming film might spoil the film before it gets released in theaters. According to the said report, Disney is taking the request of the Director very seriously and they are looking into the possibility of the summer release for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens".

Recent "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" spoilers reveals that Luke will be haunted by the visions and voices after the events of Episode VI. He will have to deal with the ominous premonitions which revolves with his duty in guarding an undisclosed Sith tomb.

On the brighter side, Princess Leia and Han Solo will be married with their own child. Princess Leia, will now be regarded as Queen Leia as she leads the Republic against the Empire. Han Solo, on the other hand, will now be a commander and his partner Chewbacca will also returns with a bionic hand.

Another speculation arises with regard to Luke Skywalker's son which will be featured in the upcoming "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" film. Reports states that Domhnall Gleeson will be portraying Luke's son and he will play an important part as a double agent of some sort in the on-going war in the galactic empire. According to the report, Luke's son might be doing some necessary evil in the film in order to uphold the greater good

"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is expected to hit the theaters this December 18. However, fans may be surprised to see it moved into to a summer release if Disney approves the reported request of JJ Abrams.