Star Wars Books: The Death of Creativity?
With a hit or miss record, the new canon is a question that must be answered.
Read more "Star Wars Books: The Death of Creativity?"With a hit or miss record, the new canon is a question that must be answered.
Read more "Star Wars Books: The Death of Creativity?"Snoke theories don’t necessarily suck… but is all this speculation really worth it?
Read more "The Plague of Snoke Theories: Good or Bad?"All these years, we thought we knew…. but are we wrong about Vader’s redemption?
Read more "The Mistake of Vader’s Redemption?"As “Hakko Drazlip and the Tootle Froots” so famously (infamously) sang, one Darth Vader is made of many prosthetic parts (if you get the reference, across the internet high five for you… if not, don’t worry you didn’t miss much in Heir to the Jedi). While it might not be the best of ideas to […]
Read more "The Parts of Vader: A Look at the Creation and Deconstruction of the Galaxies Greatest Villian"The Star Wars movies have always had elements of history… and they are getting more and more modern.
Read more "The First Order, History, and the Evolution of a Galaxy"The final word on what can be done with Leia in Episode IX.
Read more "The Problem Of Leia"Good and evil in Star Wars seems clear cut… until you consider a character’s motivation.
Read more "We May Have Been Wrong About Right In Star Wars"“I like visual imagery, but I started out in pure film which is really a kinetic experience. So that’s where my focus is. That’s why I intend more of a kinship with silent films than more modern film.” –George Lucas, Empire Magazine, 1999 The prequel trilogy elicits strong feelings from admirers and detractors alike, but […]
Read more "Worth a Thousand Words: How George Lucas Used Visual Composition to Tell the Story of Revenge of the Sith"Money matters in the Star Wars galaxy… more problematic than you’d expect.
Read more "Pulling Threads Till the Tapestry Falls Apart: The Jedi and the Problem of Government Finances"We see heroes and villains. Do they?
Read more "Star Wars Motivations are Bigger Than Hero and Villain"