Star Wars Rise of Skywalker now right here to obtain and watch at

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is now slightly below 4 months outdated – and it is formally right here to observe at dwelling (effectively, in some codecs no less than).

The ninth and ultimate instalment of the Skywalker Saga is out there digitally in HD and 4K Ultra HD now, and involves Blu-ray, DVD and 4K Ultra HD on Monday, April 20.

Those seeking to end off their Star Wars assortment can pre-order a Blu-ray copy from Amazon (with Limited Edition Resistance Sleeve) for £14.99, the DVD for £9.99, the 3D model for £19.99, and the 4K version for £24.99.

If bought by way of Zavvi, you will additionally obtain unique steelbooks – pre-order a 3D model for £25.99 or 4K version for £32.99.

– Star Wars‘ Harrison Ford lastly talks about shock Rise of Skywalker look

Limited collector’s editions additionally embrace a steel slip case, 4 artwork playing cards and two collector pin badges and can be found for pre-order at £59.99 for the 3D model and £67.99 for the 4K possibility.

No phrase but on a Disney+ launch date for The Rise of Skywalker – however we’ll preserve you up to date.

Here are among the Blu-ray and digital bonus options on provide:

• The Skywalker Legacy – feature-length documentary that charts the making of The Rise of Skywalker
• Pasaana Pursuit: Creating the Speeder Chase – have a look at the making of the film’s landspeeder chase
• Aliens within the Desert – what it took to create the Pasaana desert scenes
• D-O: Key to the Past – discover the ship that performs an enormous half within the movie and get to know extra about new droid D-O
• Warwick & Son – Warwick Davis, aka Wicket in Return of the Jedi, dons the Ewok costume as soon as extra
• Cast of Creatures – the group behind the movie’s creatures reveal their puppetry, make-up, prosthetics and digital magic secrets and techniques

Episode 9 was launched in December and acquired a blended response from followers and critics alike, however in our assessment we described it as a satisfying conclusion to the Skywalker Saga.

Emperor Palpatine was again for the movie, however the actor behind the position, Ian McDiarmid, beforehand informed Digital Spy that he by no means anticipated to be return to the franchise. After all, he was lobbed down the reactor shaft of the Death Star, which then blew up.

– Star Wars‘ Rian Johnson lastly reveals his ideas on The Rise of Skywalker

“I believed I used to be useless – no, I believed he was useless,” McDiarmid laughed.

“And [George Lucas] stated, ‘No, he is useless’ so I simply accepted that, however then after all I did not know I used to be going to be doing the prequels.

“So in a way he wasn’t useless, as a result of we went again to go to him when he was a younger man.

“But I was totally surprised by this!”

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is in cinemas now.