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'Star Wars the Clone Wars': Chapter One
~~Lina P.O.V~~ "Lina Skywalker, Karri Shan. The time has come." Mace Windu announced. "You will land on Planet Christophsis and meet your assigned Jedi masters there. Master Kenobi and Master Skywalker have been cut in transmission for a while. We need you two to bring back Master Kenobi and Master Skywalker to the Jedi temple immediately."
By Linaflame L78 years ago in Futurism
'Star Wars the Clone Wars': Prologue
Before the Clone Wars, there were two force-sensitive children that lived on Tatooine. They were born as the “Chosen Ones,” that had hoped to bring balance to the galaxy. They weren't twins but had a seven-year age difference. The older boy was named Anakin Skywalker and the younger girl was named Lina Skywalker. The Skywalkers were captive as slaves because their mother, Shmi Skywalker was sold to the Hutt clans. There was no biological father but strangely, Lina Skywalker had natural scarlet hair which she didn't inherit from her mother.
By Linaflame L78 years ago in Futurism
Why No One Knows Who Rey's Parents Are | Star Wars Explained
The newest Star Wars trilogy has raised several questions, and one of the most notable ones is the mystery of who Rey's parents are. We've never gotten a real identity as to who her parents are and if she's related to any characters from the original trilogy.
By Jonathan Sim8 years ago in Futurism
Reasons Why the Jedi are the Villains in Star Wars
What was the point of Star Wars: The Last Jedi? *Spoiler Alert* Not only to end the Jedi Order, but to completely erase their being from the galaxy. Ignoring that fact, those Force wielding so-called "good guys" that almost act like a pseudo-police force in Star Wars may not be as good as we all thought them to be. While they may stand for order and justice, claiming to be the protectors of the entire universe, much of their belief system and ways of going about said "protection" aren't all that morally sound. After all, in contemporary terms, they are a religious cult that abducts children, irrationally sees themselves superior to pretty much anything within the galaxy, and are governed by a council of blind leaders that go about their businesses as if not only above the law, but in the name of order itself.
By Ryan Epps8 years ago in Futurism
'Solo: A Star Wars Story' the Most Anticipated Star Wars Film?
Immersed in a state of despair, my silent sobs were camouflaged by the sips of the cheapest beer on the shelves, until suddenly transformed by a quick gasp as the dashboard of the Millennium Falcon filled the screen.
By Spencer MacAdam8 years ago in Futurism
My Journey With Star Wars
I originally wrote this piece the week that Lucasfilm released a trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which delved into the events that took place before the classic trilogy. While many other people were writing about this trailer and the future of the franchise, I felt compelled to revisit my own history with Star Wars, in a galaxy not so far away!
By Christopher Royce8 years ago in Futurism
A New Appreciation for 'A New Hope'
The Star Wars franchise is perhaps most responsible for the popularization of the term "prequel," so it's entirely fitting that the series should contain the prequeliest prequel ever. This year's addition to the ever-expanding Star Wars canon, Rogue One, is a direct baton-pass to the original 1977 film Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope. If you cut out the end credits of the former, and the opening crawl of the latter, you would have a contiguous four-hour feature that tells a complete story: "The Death Star – From Discovery to Destruction."
By Christopher Royce8 years ago in Futurism
In Defense of Luke Skywalker in 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi'
Luke Skywalker in The Last Jedi. I mean, some people liked him, some people hated him, and some people just hate the entire movie. I mean, without a doubt, this is the most mixed, controversial Star Wars movie among fans that I have ever seen.
By Jonathan Sim8 years ago in Futurism
Where Does 'Rogue One' Fit Into the Machete Order?. Top Story - February 2018.
Two months ago, I wrote an article called "How You Should Show Your Family and Friends 'Star Wars'!", where I talked about the Machete Order, which says the Star Wars films should be watched in this order:
By Jonathan Sim8 years ago in Futurism
The Force That Binds the Galaxy Together: 2 Crucial Reasons Why the Jedi Were Wrong to Forbid Love
It's not really a stretch to say that, underneath all of that rich mythology, Star Wars is essentially an exploration of love. It's what drives the heroes of these stories forward and—for better or worse—shapes the fate of an entire galaxy. Therefore, it is rather curious to see that that right in the middle of it, you have a group of people, who have effectively decided that they're better off without it—the Jedi.
By Art-Peeter Roosve8 years ago in Futurism
Emilia Clarke’s Qi’ra – What We Know of the Enigmatic Character in ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’
Solo: A Star Wars Story did more than just introduced us to a young Han Solo, played brilliantly by Hail, Caesar!'s Alden Ehrenreich. Directed by Ron Howard (A Beautiful Mind), the Star Wars standalone film also presented fans with the enigmatic character Qi'ra, played by Game of Thrones' Emilia Clarke.
By Marguerita Tan8 years ago in Futurism
'Solo: A Star Wars Story' Teaser Trailer Breakdown
During the Super Bowl, we got a little preview of the upcoming Star Wars anthology movie, Solo: A Star Wars Story. And on Good Morning America, we got a full teaser. So, I will be doing a teaser breakdown for both the TV spot and the official teaser.
By Jonathan Sim8 years ago in Futurism