Rogue One Supercut. It's well done, while I could quibble about a few of the choices, I enjoyed it a lot.
Rogue One (2016) [SW Anthology Series)
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It looks like he's just come out of a "meditation" chamber pod. An earlier trailer showed Krennic approaching such a pod (closed), surrounded by red Imperial troops. I'm guessing this is the follow-up scene.
Here's the thing though; trailers aren't meant to make you care about the characters, that's the movie's job. The trailers are just supposed to make you want to see the movie in the first place.
Would you prefer one of the trailers that gives a beat for beat summery of a character's entire arc? People generally hate when they do that.
I just felt like trailer #3 shifted the focus as far as Jyn's character. It was a tonal shift that I found odd. Yes, it's a trailer but it was weird to me.
To answer your question, no I don't want beat for beat description of the character's arc. But, as I have stated, I'm already interested in this film. This trailer, however, did not.
Not really sure how else to explain it other than I felt confused about Jyn's character and not invested.
I think the previous trailer was more aimed at showcasing Jyn's character. This new trailer had more of a Rebellion vs Empire theme although it clearly showed Jyn's motive.
The first trailer was about Jyn.
The second trailer was about the rest of the team.
This one is about the movie's story in general.
The second trailer was about the rest of the team.
This one is about the movie's story in general.
Speaking of Jyn,it's starting to look like by the time everything is released we'll be getting a pretty nice overview of her life. We'll be getting Catalyst, which focuses on her father and Krennic, but will still probably feature her as a child in a fairly significant role, a YA book focused entirely on her, and of course Rogue One itself.
IGN has posted an article about what the comics and novels have revealed about the Rogue One era.
As I don't think Vader's going up against an opponent armed with a lightsabre, I don't see how he's going to get anything chopped off.
I don't see the point of it anyway. Getting his hand chopped off in ROTJ was symbolic. Randomly in Rogue One? Not so much.
It seems people are having a hard time accepting that Rogue One isn't a story that centres around Vader. Hell, he's probably only on screen for a few minutes.
I'll be surprised if his total screen time is anywhere near ten minutes. Thankfully, Disney seems to be downplaying Vader's role in their promotional material for the movie, so no one really has a right to be disappointed when he does end up with a small role in the movie. I suspect the only reason he's even in the trailers is because he is an iconic character.
Vader should be the chopper, not the choppee.
And based on the way he's marching towards Krennic in the trailer, I wonder if we're about to witness some chopping in that scene.
This is a guess not a spoiler - earlier in the filming process the director talked about how part of the dynamics of this film was a Universe without Jedi to save your ass. So my *guess* is that most of Vader's screen time is towards the end where he's largely silent and kills most if not all of them but they still get the plans away.
I'm waiting for Rogue Two when we finally see how many Bothans died to bring us this information. 
Oh yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if the scene with him and Krennic in the trailer is the only scene he's in.
Oh he can be on screen for five seconds as long as he gets another limb chopped off. I just want to set the record one higher than it already is. He's lost 5 limbs over the course of the franchise and honestly I think that's hilarious.