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So by watching Star Wars Rebels we suddenly got introduced to Concord Dawn. I mean, Star Wars has shown us plenty of different and amazing planets over the years, but Concord really stuck with me. The first time I saw it, I couldn’t get the image out of my head — the planet looks like …

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When most fans think of the Tusken Raiders, the first image that pops into mind is probably the sand-masked nomads attacking Luke in A New Hope or clashing with Anakin in Attack of the Clones. They’ve always been portrayed as brutal desert warriors, but there’s actually way more to them than just being scary figures …

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“Imagine a radioactive waste filled ocean with creatures that survived” for thousands of years. This waste and creatures swimming may be part of what we would find on the lowest levels of Coruscant. It’s hard to say definitively. Yet, we do find specific, intriguing elements on the lowest levels, some more about terrain and creatures, …

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There’s a quiet moment in Attack of the Clones—a glance, really—that feels loaded in hindsight. As Palpatine talks about war and fear, Yoda turns and gives him a look. Not aggressive, not obvious. But enough to make you wonder: did Yoda already suspect something? Or was it just the Force whispering that something wasn’t right? …

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The enormous Sith fleet we saw in The Rise of Skywalker was impressive, and not just for its intimidating presence. The fact that it existed at all was a construction miracle. Just how did Palpatine manage to build this fleet at Exegol? His planning was robust, thorough, and supported by devoted followers.  The Sith Fleet, …

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I was scrolling Reddit the other night when a fan asked, “Does anybody know what those markings on Rebel pilot helmets mean?”—and it hit me: I’ve watched A New Hope a hundred times and never really paid attention. Now I can’t un-see them. If you’ve ever stared at Luke’s red “mohawk” stripe or those tiny …

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The decade between The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones is one of the least explored eras in the Star Wars timeline. On screen, we jump from a young boy on Tatooine to a grown Jedi Padawan standing beside his master. But in that space of ten years, some of the galaxy’s most important …

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In The Rise of Skywalker, we saw Palpatine Force drain Rey and Ben. It looked like he had taken their Force energy away, and he would be victorious. So, the question is, why didn’t he take that action sooner? The answer comes down to the power of the Force dyad and when he could potentially …

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That the acclaimed Rogue One earned more domestically than Rise of Skywalker may not come as a surprise now. However, if we step back to the expectations surrounding their releases, we would think that the third sequel would have outperformed the spinoff movie. The numbers confirm that the opposite is true.  The Spin-Off Wins Out …

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Luke getting attacked by a Tusken Raider is one of the most memorable scenes in A New Hope. As audience members, we genuinely felt the fear that Luke faced, and for good reason. Mark Hamill was really afraid of that particular Tusken Raider because of the costume choices.  Hamill’s True Fear of the Tusken Raider …

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