Released in 2002, Attack of the Clones made full use of CGI. Yet, it also used traditional filming techniques to boost the production value. That is one item you can look for below in these 10 facts about the second prequel that’ll change how you see it. 1. Battle Droids and Clones Looked Like Their …
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In Season 2 of Andor, K-2SO made his return. His witty humor was a solid contribution to a stellar series. Recently, we found out that the actor Alan Tudyk improvised the line “No” when K-2SO was confronted by an ISB officer. This is not the only moment that Tudyk provided subtle enhancements to the show …
Jango and Boba Fett’s ship, Slave I, is equipped with powerful options. While the twin rotating blaster cannon could be its most distinguishing feature, the seismic charges could potentially destroy a capital ship. Yet, we can identify two main reasons why that’s not the case, both having to do with strength. Capital Ship Shields Are …
I used to think those little colored tiles on Imperial uniforms were just cool costume details. But once I really looked into them, I realized they’re actually a full ranking system hiding in plain sight. The colors, the tile count, and even how they’re arranged all reveal someone’s branch, status, and authority. It’s way more …
I’ve always found it interesting that Jedi, in a galaxy full of high-tech gear and military hardware, never bothered with shields. No wrist-mounted deflectors, no energy barriers, no sci-fi riot shields – even though they were fighting in wars and getting shot at constantly. But once I sat down and looked deeper, the pieces actually …
After the Clone Wars ended, the Senate banned battle droids for good. No more armies of machines—just peace, at least on the surface. But Palpatine didn’t exactly follow that rule. He just changed the name and kept the program running under a new label: security droids. That’s where the KX-series comes in. I spent some …
I was rewatching Attack of the Clones the other day when something strange popped up during the Battle of Geonosis. For one quick shot, Ki-Adi-Mundi—who always fights with a blue lightsaber—suddenly has a green one. It’s just a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, but once you notice it, it feels out of place. Was it a hidden detail? …
We all know the moment: Yoda, resting on his cane inside the Kashyyyk command post, suddenly twitches, whish-whip, whish-whip, and two blaster bolts rip past his ear. Before you can blink, the little green legend somersault-decapitates Commander Gree and the trooper beside him. Now compare that to what happens everywhere else in Order 66: Ki-Adi-Mundi …
If you’ve ever looked at a B-Wing starfighter and thought, “Wait, how does that look like a ‘B’?”, you’re not alone. A-Wings, X-Wings, and Y-Wings all have designs that sort of match their names. But the B-Wing? That one feels like a mystery. Turns out, the real story behind the B-Wing’s name has nothing to …
Let’s be honest—General Grievous is terrifying. He’s a Jedi-slaying cyborg with spinning lightsabers and a hacking cough. But did you know one of the weirdest and funniest facts about him involves a deleted gag that could’ve made Clone Wars way more ridiculous? Yup, this actually happened. Back when Star Wars: Clone Wars (the 2003 micro-series …