Hey there. Welcome to another episode of Star Wars Minute. It's your daily podcast where

we analyze, we scrutinize, and we celebrate the rise of Skywalker one minute at a time.

I'm Alex Robinson from Alex Robinson Dutch Fun.

I'm Pete, the retailer from PeteTheRetailer.com.

And today we're talking about minute 139 of the rise of Skywalker.

We are, I don't know what shoulders deep in the credit. It's at this point.

Yeah, the end is on the horizon. Yeah.

Wait a minute, 139 starts off with the credit to Ram Krishna Baush Pai.

And it ends a minute later teasing the credit for CFX model painter paint finisher.

They'll see who they are, but we know that job is going to be credited in minute 140.

We assume it's going to be credited in 140.

This was the first credits minute where the music, maybe because the credits themselves were

less interesting. I, at least to be, I noticed some music a lot more during this minute.

Okay. Also, I feel like they do kind of like a medley of greatest hits of, so maybe that's a lot of

music I was able to recognize from, from previous films. Yeah, I think we joked last week that it's

like, now that's what I call Star Wars, because they just kind of, yeah, yeah, we'll just play it

all in over here. We got a lot of, we got seven minutes more. We got right nine, nine minutes to

film. Yeah, hooked on Star Wars. So the music, it's continues to baffle me that the musicians are

not credited as part of the, as part of the production. Like every two bit, you know,

Carpenter and the vice president of, of sales, everything gets mentioned and yet nothing for the

musicians. I guess they need a better union. Yeah. Yeah. I did find out that it was 102 piece orchestra

and a hundred, the choir is credited. 100 voice Los Angeles master choir.

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