Fans are anxious for "Star Wars Episode 8" to happen, but spy drones may be able to reveal spoilers during the filming in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
It's official, "Star Wars Episode 8" is already under production and fans are already theorizing where Rey came from and how Finn will become the crucial element in the next installment.
As always, the franchise is under wraps and no one is willing to spill any details about it. Which means fans might not be getting any answers until December 2017, or until some trailers will provide some sort of inkling that will calm "Star Wars" fans' nerves.
Thankfully, some sneaky paparazzi was inventive enough to deploy spy drones - but this was short-lived.
The drones were able to capture shots of the new Resistance base, X-Wing fighters and the Millennium Falcon - until the production team caught on and made this announcement.
"There is a special team with drones that will remove the uninvited drones so that no recording can be conducted by the public."
This means drone wars! The security and production team appears to be on high alert as they have already installed 600 guards with drones of their own that will shoot incoming drones down. These anti-drones and paparrazi hunting guards seems to be outlandish. Using more than a handful of expensive high-tech drones and tons of manpower alone can be expensive but the plot continues to thicken as this pushes viewers to believe that it's going to be an epic episode.
Aside from these stolen shots, what is known for sure is that J.J Abrams and Rian Johnson has already laid the groundwork for this episode - which is still not enough for theorists to build on.
"Star Wars: Episode 8" is scheduled to hit theaters on Dec. 15, 2017.
