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After viewing two seasons of Andor and rewatching Rogue One, we may come away with a different perspective of A New Hope. Although the original movie still captivates audiences, we could see it as veering toward comedic grounds. We could see the Rebellion in a whole new light of outlandishness.  The Premise of Hilarious After …

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There are a lot of powerful moments in Rogue One, but for me, the one that hit the hardest wasn’t Jyn or Cassian on the beach. It wasn’t Chirrut’s walk into blaster fire, or even the entire crew accepting their fate. The moment that truly broke me was K-2SO’s death. Somehow, the most relatable and …

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This question has been floating around the Star Wars community ever since Rogue One came out. Back in Attack of the Clones, we saw that the Geonosians were the ones who designed the Death Star. But in Rogue One, we learned that Galen Erso was the only one who could actually make it work, specifically, …

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Back in the day, we all enjoyed the Original Trilogy by following the main heroes—Luke’s journey from farm boy to galactic savior, and Leia and Han becoming the heart of the Rebellion. But fast forward to the modern Star Wars era, and we’ve been treated to so much more. Series like The Clone Wars expanded …

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Every Star Wars fan knows Luke Skywalker as the hero who destroyed the Death Star and, alongside the Rebels, helped bring down the Empire. But off-screen, Mark Hamill became a real-life hero when he granted a dying child’s deepest wish. Ed Solomon, screenwriter of Men in Black, first shared this heartwarming story on X (formerly …

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Longtime Star Wars fans know that Harrison Ford is Han Solo, but even the galaxy’s coolest smuggler had to figure out the controls of the Millennium Falcon at some point. And according to Ford himself, that moment didn’t go quite as you’d expect. “You Just Fly It” — Harrison Ford’s First Day Inside the Falcon …

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In Return of the Jedi, there’s a quiet but powerful moment just before the Rebels head out for the Battle of Endor. The room is alive with movement—soldiers preparing, officers locked in strategy—but in the middle of it all, Leia senses something different. She turns to Luke, sees the weight in his eyes, and softly …

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Look, I get it, some fans love seeing their favorite characters survive past the Clone Wars, especially when they get more development later on. But there’s something to be said for letting a story end where it hits hardest. And in the case of The Clone Wars, two characters in particular should have died before …

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After months of excitement, Lucasfilm just hit the brakes on one of its biggest upcoming projects—again. Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s untitled Star Wars film, featuring the much-hyped return of Daisy Ridley as Rey, has officially been put “on hold,” according to entertainment insider Daniel Richtman. And no, it’s not canceled—but it’s also not moving forward any time …

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If the Death Star could wipe out a planet in one shot, and the stolen plans ended up on Tatooine, then why didn’t the Empire just blow up the whole place? It seems like a simple fix. But once I started digging through the details, it turns out there were solid reasons they didn’t go …

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