That's either a really big assumption or a really big spoiler. It's a sticker for a kid's room-nothing unusual there-but look at the title. Let's dig in and see if she was worth the wait.and the price: I ordered Rey in January-a few weeks after I saw the movie-and she arrived in mid September. However, after a few days' reflection, I decided that she was easily the best option out there, and so I placed my pre-order. When I saw the promotional pictures of Hot Toys' Rey online at Sideshow Collectibles, I wasn't convinced that she was the perfect tribute to the character, either. I bought several of the less-expensive action figures (a few of which I'll show at the end of the post), but found their resemblance to Ms. My reaction to the Rey character might be exaggerated, but it compelled me to immediately start scouring the internet for Rey paraphernalia. Because of Rey, I'm impatiently eager to find out what happens next in this new saga. I think Daisy Ridley's spunky and intelligent interpretation of this mysterious girl from Jakku transformed Force Awakens into much more than the simple nostalgia-ridden adventure than it might easily have been. I was focused primarily on Rey, the new female protagonist. The thing on my mind as I was walking out of the theater had little to do with the plot or the well-loved older characters, though. I laughed and cheered and even gasped a few times. A bit predictable, certainly, but an awful lot of fun. The original Star Wars trilogy was such an important part of my childhood, I needed this continuation of the story to be good. I was nervous about watching Star Wars: The Force Awakens, as I imagine many children of the 80s were.

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