Disney is planning on starting its own streaming service. What does this mean for Netflix?
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Mazel tov! You’ve made it to the third and final part of our series. We wrap up our speculation on the “new rules” of Star Wars, and take a look at what may be the most controversial of the bunch.
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This isn’t what you think. This is not a love affair with the new media. Truth be told, I don’t like The Force Awakens, but that’s just my personal opinion. This isn’t tongue-in-cheek either. It’s my legitimate take. I am looking at the wall and I see Kathleen Kennedy standing on it, and I have to tell you I am very thankful she is there. The enemy she is saving us from is not the one you think. Hit the jump for the rest of the Paul Harvey story.
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In Part One of our story, we discussed Adam Driver’s comment that Rian Johnson has “new rules” for Star Wars. We are theorizing that we may see three somewhat obscure aspects of Star Wars feature prominently in The Last Jedi. Click through for Part Two of our discussion…
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According to The Library of Congress, there are no fewer than 106 billion Star Wars Parodies on Youtube*. We found a bizarre one that kind of makes you feel a little uncomfortable when you watch. And the creators find themselves facing off against a copyright holder looking to protect its assets in a process that is arguably more interesting than the video…
*Probably fake news.
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Adam Driver, better known as Adam Driver to those that know him well, not too long ago made an interesting passing remark about Rian Johnson in an interview that otherwise was not about Star Wars. The comment may alert us to some changes which could challenge what we think we know about the galaxy far, far away…
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Science fiction has a long and uncanny history of becoming science fact. So much so that some of the internet’s more bored citizenry have said this is proof of time travel. Time travel also originates from science fiction (heads explode). Now comes word that the gear from the galaxy’s best bounty hunter is becoming a reality. Hit the jump for the details.
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A recently published book by author Philip Kosloski takes a look at the history and spirituality of the monks that lived on Skellig Michael, and how they can be connected to the Jedi.
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File this under “Odd Things About Star Wars I Didn’t Know.” Apparently Star Wars and Apple share a common inspiration: each other…
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A British neuroscientist who writes for Discover Magazine‘s online edition under the name “Neuroskpetic” decided to sting a segment of the “scientific” community using a reference to a hated piece of Star Wars canon…
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We’ve noted recently several instances of Star Wars being developed as experiences in virtual and augmented reality. Here’s another VR/AR angle that Lucasfilm has taken…
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Back in 1995, an Indiana archaeologist went on a quest to find the “lost” locations used to film Tatooine in A New Hope. Over 20 years later, he is looking to cap his long and winding road through the Star Wars galaxy with a documentary on his journey…
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Old school toy collector? Your days are over! This is it, folks! We now have the newest way to collect Hasbro Star Wars action figures! No traffic, no checkout lines, no crappy case assortments, no distribution pipeline issues…and most of all: no more need to devote valuable real estate in your home to display your collection of environmentally destructive plastic figurines!
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Only in Japan. A 42-foot tall Star Wars-themed float breaks over 700 years of tradition and is raced down a street by enthusiastic men dressed in traditional loincloth attire, leaving little to the imagination…
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The man who stole a bunch of stuff from Steve Sansweet’s collection at Rancho Obi-Wan pleaded guilty…
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