“So it’s not like literally a sexual, romantic thing, but it’s more like they’re bound together in this movie in a crazy, spiritual way that, again, felt romantic to me.”Ībrams’ context is the latest reveal that clarifies a moment in “The Rise of Skywalker” offscreen. “There is as much of a brother-sister thing between Rey and Kylo Ren as there is a romantic thing,” Abrams said. 'Cowboy Bebop': Everything You Need to Know About the Live-Action Netflix Adaptation Matt Smith Ignites 'Star Wars' Buzz: Cut 'Rise of Skywalker' Role Shifted 'History of Franchise' Patty Jenkins' 'Rogue Squadron' Delayed: New 'Star Wars' Film Taken Off Production Schedule Abrams was answering a fan question about whether or not he thought of Rey and Kylo Ren in a romantic context since “The Force Awakens.” While Abrams was not talking directly about the “Rise” kiss, it’s clear he has always thought Rey and Kylo have had a more complicated relationship than just will-they-won’t-they romantic partners.
Abrams was recorded on camera speaking to a group of viewers about Rey and Kylo’s relationship (via /Film). The sequence was equal parts wish fulfillment and heartbreak for “Reylo” fans, but it turns out the kiss might not have been so romantic.įollowing a screening of “ Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, director and co-writer J.J. “Star Wars” fans hoping Rey (Daisy Ridley) and Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) would become romantic partners (dubbed “Reylo” online) got a bittersweet surprise in “The Rise of Skywalker.” After Kylo breaks free from the dark side and uses Force healing powers to resurrect Rey (who dies after defeating Emperor Palpatine once and for all), the two characters share what seems in the moment to be a passionate kiss.
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