‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens' spoiler: First 20 minutes from film shows Poe's torture and the 'garbage' Millennium Falcon

The first 20 minutes of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” have been revealed. The first few scenes in the much-anticipated film involve Poe’s (Oscar Isaac) torture from Kylo Ren (Adam Driver), some action sequence with Finn (John Boyega) and Rey (Daisy Ridley) and a conversation about the Millennium Falcon.

According to Starwarsnews.net, the people behind the film featured on Time magazine has already seen the first 20 minutes of the “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” As seen in the previous trailers, the movie opens with Rey sitting behind a destroyed AT-AT on the desert plains of Jakku. Her only companion is the droid BB-8. Then she is heard saying the familiar line, “I know all about waiting.”

The video then cuts to another scene featuring the Star Destroyer. Poe Dameron is captured by the First Order and is being tortured by the masked Kylo Ren. Similar to what was previously shown in one of the trailers for the film, Poe looks like he is being mind-tortured by the villain using the Dark Force.

Finn then discovers Poe as the latter is held prisoner. Wanting to deviate from the First Order, he makes the dangerous decision to free Poe out of the Star Destroyer. Together, they steal a TIE fighter, with Poe saying, “I’ve always wanted to fly one of these things.” Poe takes control of the TIE fighter, and she and Finn bust out of the Star Destroyer.

The pair ends up crash landing the TIE fighter on Jakku. Finn thinks Poe has died from the crash. He walks the desert alone and meets Rey and BB-8.

Apparently, the droid is being hunted down by the First Order because he is carrying a very important message from Lor San Tekka (Max Von Sydow). The droid reportedly also belongs to the First Order.

Finn and Rey must find a way to get away from Jakku fast. Rey tells Finn that there’s a ship they can use, ifthey can get it to work. Rey says it’s already “garbage.” The camera then zooms in to the iconic Millennium Falcon.

This is where Rey gets to fly the Millennium Falcon, and Finn tries to work the ship’s turret while evading the TIE fighters chasing after them. Rey then flies the ship inside a crashed Star Destroyer, shielding them away from the enemies.