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The Most Powerful Sith Ranked
Just as there can be no light without shadow, there can be no good without evil. Just as the Jedi have protected the Republic for generations, so have the Sith tried to conquer and rule. Swifter and more seductive than the Jedi teachings, the way of the Sith promises power and abilities unknown to most. Many Sith Lords have risen and fallen over millennia, usually through deception and betrayal, consuming and murdering thousands in their quests for power. The following are the 10 most powerful and most evil beings to ever wield the Force in the Star Wars universe.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
'Galaxy Of Heroes' Has Made Up 98% Of All Revenue From The Last Five 'Star Wars' Mobile Games
Out of all the Star Wars games, one in particular has the distinction of having taken 98% of the revenue for the last five Star Wars mobile games overall: Galaxy of Heroes.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Gamers
Alan Tudyk Says That K-2SO Will Not Be In Season 1 Of 'Andor'
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story may be the most universally loved Star Wars film of the Disney era. One of the standout characters in it was K-2SO, an Imperial KX-series security droid who provided some comic relief. Reprogrammed to serve the Rebel Alliance, this droid was portrayed by Alan Tudyk opposite of Diego Luna's Cassian Andor. Back in 2019, we found out that Cassian Andor would be getting his own TV series acting as a prequel to Rogue One. More recently, on Disney Investors Day last month, the title was confirmed to simply be Andor. It has seen delays and is currently slated to hit Disney+ sometime in 2022.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
Jason Isaacs Says "It Could Happen" To Playing a Live-Action Inquisitor
“I am the Inquisitor.” A menacing figure appears with the sinister telltale notes of the "Imperial March." His scarlet lightsaber activates, sending chills down your spine. Our hero Kanan Jarrus struggles to hold the lightsaber in his two hands against the barrage of his opponent’s effortless one-handed attacks. It is beautiful. The Inquisitor’s moves flow like a river in contrast with Kanan’s desperate thrashing. “In close quarter fighting, Billaba’s emphasis was always on Form III, which you favor to a ridiculous degree.” Just from the few lightsaber clashes they exchange, the formidable opponent has analyzed our hero, and knows exactly what to do to counter him.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
Anthony Mackie Shows Off His Impressive Boba Fett Helmet Collection
Even The Falcon himself can’t deny his love for Star Wars and its amazing characters. There is no doubt that Anthony Mackie has made a name for himself within Hollywood. From appearing in Black Mirror, to his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in the film Captain America: The Winter Soldier, portraying the role of Sam Wilson (The Falcon). Mackie has had a wonderful run portraying The Falcon throughout the Infinity Saga, who built a great friendship with the character Steve Rogers (Captain America).
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
Hot Toys Unveils Amazing Dark Troopers Figures!
If you had told me about five years ago that we would be seeing a live-action version of the Dark Troopers, I am not sure that I would have believed you. These droids were first introduced in the 1995 video game Star Wars: Dark Forces, where they were basically the menacing Terminators within that game. They were very threatening; when I encountered them in the game, I was on the edge of my seat trying not to get killed by them. Other iterations of the Dark Troopers have appeared in other media, such as 2005's Battlefront II video game, and in the animated series Rebels via the DT-series sentry droids. In the case of the latter, I did not find them very menacing, and was disappointed that this seemed like the closest that canon would ever get to trying to replicate the menace of the Dark Troopers.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
Rainforest Cafe At Downtown Disney Is Being Turned Into A Star Wars Trading Post
News has come around that the Star Wars Trading Post, a popular destination for Force fanatics located in Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort, will soon be relocated to a more permanent establishment at the site of the former Rainforest Cafe. Such news comes with great delight, as fans are finally assured that they can get their hands on exclusive Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge merchandise at an alternative location.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Geeks
Daisy Ridley Reveals 'Star Wars' Fans Have Harassed Her At Her Doorstep
Daisy Ridley became a household name after being cast as Rey for the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Viewers have been impressed with her performance as the trilogy's primary protagonist. When she was introduced in The Force Awakens, there was so much mystery surrounding the character who ended up becoming a Jedi. Answers were touched upon in The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. Your mileage may vary on the results, but by the end, Rey was cemented as a prominent character within the overall pantheon of Star Wars. After three films that wrapped up the Skywalker saga (if Lucasfilm and Disney are to be believed, as you never know when they might change their minds), Ridley has reflected back on her overall experience.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Geeks
'Mandalorian' Director and Mark Hamill Twitter Exchange Demonstrates the True Meaning of 'Star Wars'
The season two finale of The Mandalorian was immensely satisfying in so many different ways. It saw the titular Mandalorian, Din Djarin, fulfill the quest he was assigned by The Armorer at the end of season one: to find a Jedi to take in Grogu.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
REPORT: 'Andor' Set Photos Revealed!
The United Kingdom might be under the toughest level of Coronavirus restrictions at the moment, stopping production on the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest extravaganza in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness to a full blown stop, but the construction industry has been allowed to continue operations, which is good news for one of Disney’s other major properties involving a return to an era of a galaxy far far away involving Rebels.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
It Took A Full Week To Film Felicity Jones' Final Scene In 'Rogue One'
It’s a pity that J.W. Rinzler never got to write the Making of books for the Star Wars movies of the Disney era. Maybe beside The Last Jedi, every other post-Lucas film had its behind-the-scenes dramas, which would be really be interesting to learn more about. (And I won’t talk about the drama that emerged after the release of Episode VIII here!)
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Futurism
