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As far as leaks are concerned, we have yet to know how credible most of them are given the outstanding secrecy's that's been placed on the project. If this was a Marvel movie, pirated rough cuts would be making their way through Twitter and Facebook right now.
It goes to show that the fact we really don't know the validity of most of these "leaks" proves just how well they've kept Star Wars under wraps like they always have at Lucasfilm.
It's a quasi-religious experience for many movie fans in a way (not counting myself in that number), and it's almost as if we're waiting for the Ark to be brought out. And the high priests at Disney have done a great job keeping it sacred...for now.