Nov 08, 2016 01:45 PM EST By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" will be premiering worldwide in around over a month, thus trailers and footages of the new film is now popping in televisions around the world. The latest 30-second clip shows Jyn Erso with the members of the Rebellion who can help her go into the Death Star. It also features Erso as she leads the key persons for the fight, and it emphasized how she joined the others together to listen to what she would like to say.

There were also portions of the clip that shows Captain Cassian Andor, Saw Gerrera, and Chirrut Imwe. There were also appearances from Director Orson Krennic at the start of the TV spot, however the clip majorly featured Erso and her team's effort in fighting for their lives.

Disney is confident that this film will do well in the box office, knowing that movies such as these would always attract audiences from all walks of life. Disney is known to have invested great amount of financial investment for the other "Star Wars" stories, therefore any failure for the "Rogue One" within its opening would mean an impact to the future slate for Disney, according to Polygon.

The impressive graphics and special effects that can be seen in "Rogue One" will make its fans and audiences enter into a new generation of "Star Wars" fanatic era, since its trailer impressively emphasized what the theme of the film will be. These themes are Teamwork, Unity, Perseverance, Rebellion, and most of all it preserves the idea that the Empire is indeed an evil force in the entire galaxy.

This movie will show the Empire to be an occupying force, which is a military government intended to terrorize the hearts of its people, according to Screen Crush. This is a film that showed how a band of heroes will try to destroy and steal the plans to the Death Star, which the Empire's ultimate weapon of destruction. "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" will be premiering on Dec. 16 and is directed by Gareth Edwards.

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