The original trilogy – “Star Wars” (1977), “The Empire Strikes Back” (1980) and “Return of the Jedi” (1983) – have proved so enduring that even Lucas’ later missteps haven’t damaged the brand. But where do the other five belong?
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Star Wars fever is in full effect with The Force Awakens only a week away and Star Wars Battlefront is the flawless companion piece to that, especially with the recent free Battle of Jakku DLC.
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The force will be with the fans attending the Nets vs. Orlando Magic game at Barclays Center, who will see Star Wars integrated into the game experience in a multitude of ways. But what if there was a dedicated “Star Wars” cruise ship plowing the waters at light speed?
In the almost four decades Anthony Daniels has been playing droid C-3PO in the “Star Wars” films, he’s never been able to do one simple task while in costume – until now. And it’s a conscious effort on Ridley’s part to avoid repeating the same exercise routine, she told InStyle at last week’s Star Wars “Force4Fashion” event in New York City.
There’ll be droids too, with mainstays C3PO and R2D2 returning, alongside newbie BB-8, who, for the record, has been confirmed to be male.
You might think that an extra week isn’t too long to wait for a movie, but any Star Wars fans having to wait that long would need to bury their heads in the sand to avoid the countless spoilers that will undoubtedly hit the web soon after.
“Man, I can’t say anything”, Driver said.
Oh, and there are no more clones left in the Resistance’s army of Stormtroopers, which is why John Boyega doesn’t have to look like Jango Fett.
Yes, but this feels very different to me on every level.
Meanwhile, the Lego Star Wars Miniland model display is up at Legoland Florida in Winter Haven. Supplied by Disney. Photo by David James. “Star Wars” may have been just a Western in space, complete with barroom brawls, gunslingers and a bad guy in black (the ever-popular Darth Vader), yet reviewers showered it with praise. Now you’ve got an entirely new generation. I met a fellow “Star Wars” devotee at a summer camp and felt like I’d found the only other speaker of a soon-to-be-deceased language; this was before the ubiquity of the Internet, and I was too young for conventions.
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