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So Star Wars' official Twitter account for the United Kingdom decided to get fans a little excited, presumably for the upcoming Episode IX. Unlike the previous two installments, no trailers, behind the scene images or even the title has been announced despite the film being scheduled to be released on December 20, 2019. The only collateral which we have seen so far is this heartfelt image of Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac in a group embrace. The image was posted by director JJ Abrams on his Instagram account to announce that the filming for the ninth episode of the Star Wars series had completed. While that got fans pretty excited, nothing describes the excitement fans felt through this tweet.
What was initially a phrase became a popular meme among Star Wars fans and the quote has been used numerous times.  However, is Star Wars UK alluding to something? The quote loops seven times and fans are theorizing that it could be a reference to the Episode VII which was directed by Abrams.
Yes, it's the very same film which saw Han Solo being killed off and Kylo Ren displaying his admiration to his grandfather, Anakin. Could the tweet be a hint for things to come? December 20, come soon already! Who said this is where the fun begins first?The phrase "This is where the fun begins" was originally uttered by Han Solo in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.
What movie this is where the fun begins?"This is where the fun begins!" So says Anakin Skywalker (Christensen) to his mentor Obi-Wan Kenobi (McGregor) in Revenge of the Sith's first few minutes, the young Jedi hero piloting his spaceship into unimaginable dangers.
How many times is I have a bad feeling about this said in Star Wars?The phrase is spoken twice in A New Hope and Return of the Jedi. Every other movie says it once. Han Solo says the line three times, Obi-Wan twice. In total, the line has been said 10 times by 7 different characters.
What quote is said in every Star Wars movie?"I have a bad feeling about this" is a well-known phrase in Star Wars and has become a running gag throughout the saga, as well as several other Lucasfilm. The phrase is heard for the first time in the first Star Wars film, Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, and reappeared at least once in each subsequent movie.
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Does Han Solo say this is where the fun begins?
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