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First Look At Snoke In Behind-The-Scenes Shots Of The Last Jedi
In 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the mysterious Snoke barked orders at his assembled group of Sith via a hologram. Aside from looking immensely tall, audiences didn't get much information on who Snoke is or what he really looks like, questions that we presumed would be answered in 2017's The Last Jedi. Thankfully, we don't have to wait for the movie's release in December to see Snoke in the flesh, as leaked behind the scenes photos show off the mysterious villain.
The image shows Snoke is in line with villains like Emperor Palpatine in terms of withered and damaged looks. If the Star Wars series has taught us anything, though, it's that the beleaguered appearing villains often hide incredible power behind their appearances.
The leaked image album also shows Luke Skywalker doing his best Assassin's Creed impersonation, a scarred Kylo Ren, a battle-ready Rey, and more.
[Source: Image Album]
Our Take
Information on The Last Jedi has been a slow drip, but these pictures tell us a decent bit. It doesn't seem like anyone will be on the bench for this movie, so we should hopefully get a lot of questions answered.
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