The return of Darth Vader in the "Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens" is one of the most anticipated plot twists that fans of the franchise are waiting for. Several years have passed since the release of the 5th sequel but fans are not giving up on the idea of the potential return of the most iconic villain in "Star Wars" cinematic history. To make things even more exciting, a Dolby Vision format in HDR is about to be offered to hard-core fans of the franchise in cinemas. A remastered version of the plot's official trailer is now available online.
The new Disney owned trilogy enjoyed several plot rumors over the years and one of the most exciting speculations to date is the return of Darth Vader. The "Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens" is the best place for Darth Vader's return. One can even assume that the force that is about to awakened in the movie is that of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader. Regardless if he is returning as a foe or an ally, his return is definitely a monumental event in the movie.
A report coming from a supposedly "mole" inside the production of the "Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens" revealed that Darth Vader is a vital component in the upcoming film and will play a significant role in the movie. Will he be the one training the new female jedis in the film?
Meanwhile viewing the "Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens" in cinemas offers a one of a kind experience as it appears that a Dolby Vision release of the movie is about to grace the big screens. A trailer of the J.J. Abrams masterpiece has already been released in a new format offering a high dynamic range (HDR) experience which will surely provide an even more entertaining experience to its viewers.
Avid followers of the movie franchise can't help but feel excited as December draws near. A Dolby Vision release of the movie "Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awaken" with Darth Vader in it is a perfect Christmas gift for the legion of followers of the much anticipated movie.
"Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awaken" airs in cinemas on December 18, 2015.
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