A new Chinese trailer for the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi has surfaced. Trailer features a quick recap of Episode VII - The Force Awakens, and a few new scenes.
-GJ
A new Chinese trailer for the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi has surfaced. Trailer features a quick recap of Episode VII - The Force Awakens, and a few new scenes.
-GJ
The long awaited second trailer and official theatrical poster for Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi have finally arrived! Poster above, trailer below! Enjoy!
-GJ
Honestly what more can one say other than EA and DICE make gorgeous looking games? Star Wars Battlefront II is no exception here.
The battle is set to begin in November of 2017 and will span across Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
-GJ
The long awaited trailer for Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi landed at Star Wars Celebration Orlando back on Friday April 14 and it did not disappoint.
With shots of new planets, new ships, old and new fan favorites, and dialog for Mark Hamill, The Last Jedi teaser gave us all a little bit of everything.
Of course, for this fandom, we are never satisfied and we all now count the days until the full The Last Jedi trailer makes its way to our screens.
Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi opens December 2017.
-GJ
LEGO has finally revealed one of their Star Wars Celebration Orlando exclusives, Detention Block Rescue.
This set should be a quick build at only 220 pieces and comes with two good looking minifigures; Han Solo and Luke Skywalker in Stormtrooper disguise.
Unfortunately this set comes with two drawbacks. First, it's priced at $40. Second, you have to enter the LEGO Lottery to even have a chance to enter the booth to purchase. (For more information on the LEGO Lottery click HERE)
-GJ
Star Wars Episode VIII has officially been titled The Last Jedi.
Now of course many are speculating if the red lettering means something, but more than likely it doesn't.
Also no word on the trailer, but hey, we can guarantee you that it'll be sometime in 2017.
-GJ
The third digital download for EA's Star Wars: Battlefront will allow players to explore, inside and out, one of the greatest locations in the franchise, the Death Star.
Not only will fans get to explore the Death Star but they'll be able to do it with some new characters as well; the fearsome bounty hunter Bossk and Han Solo's partner in crime, Chewbacca.
The trailer looks amazing and we can't wait to play around and in the Death Star later this September.
Must confess though, we, like many of you, were hoping to see the Millennium Falcon come to Luke's rescue too.
-GJ
Just an FYI, this Tie Fighter is freakin' huge! And will retail in at around $169.99.
Conclusion: Our wallets will be very unhappy with us this year.
-GJ
Here is the poster created for Patton Oswalt's Star Wars / Marvel rant seen on NBC's Parks and Recreation.
And just in case you missed it, here's the video.
Got to admit, he hits on some pretty good ideas. We vote for Patton Oswalt to write or direct at least one of the upcoming Star Wars films.
-GJ
First we must start off by saying that we never thought Disney would go out and buy Lucasfilm, nor did we expect them to do it for only $4 billion either. And with any major company buying another there are always pros and cons (or in this case more like concerns).
The biggest concern for many was that Disney, a company that mainly focuses on producing content for children, now owns Lucasfilm, the company that brought us Star Wars. For many of us, after a very long deep breath, we came to realize that every things going to be okay and that this isn't the first time Disney has bought a company that made people cringe. Remember back in 2009 when Disney bought Marvel (also dropping $4 billion then too)? There was panic then; but since then we've seen many great Marvel films, which included a fantastic Avengers movie, and the comics and toys have remained at the same standard that they were prior to Disney's purchase. So now relax Star Wars fans, remember these guys have produced many successful live-action films which not only include multiple Marvel films, but also several Pirates of the Caribbean and National Treasure films.
The other concern is that Disney immediately dropped the bombshell that there will be an Episode 7, 8, 9, and more to follow every 2-3 years. Of course you can't help but be a little excited by this news, but then that feeling of dread starts to sink in; where in the timeline do these films take place? Are the original characters going to return? Will 7 through 9 be based off of Timothy Zahn's Thrawn trilogy or some other set of books from the Expanded Universe?!?!
Well here's what we know so far...
The only real major con with the entire Disney acquiring Lucasfilm and the Star Wars name, is what will these future films do to the currently established Expanded Universe? Seriously folks, the prequel films tampered with the Expanded Universe and The Clone Wars animated series almost completely destroyed all novelizations put into place between Episode II and Episode III; can you image what the destruction could end up looking like for the Expanded Universe? We shudder just thinking about it.
But alas there are some positives to the madness (other than of course the major fact that we get more Star Wars films).
Though we fear for the Expanded Universe, and probably always will, we are still very excited for what will come out of Disney and Lucasfilm in the future and look forward to trying to acquire the thousands of action figures that are sure to follow. People say change is good, well folks we have change, so let us prepare for the good.
Feel free of course to drop a comment below and tell us how you feel about this new endeavor of Disney's; what you look forward too, what you fear will take place, or anything else that comes to mind.
-GJ
Now this is a dedicated fan!
Hopefully this inspires someone to do their beard up as a Tie Fighter, because that would be awesome.
-GJ
If everyone was so dead set on bringing Darth Maul back, then this would have worked if they hadn't brought him back for The Clone Wars animated series.
-GJ