Star Wars

It is for the above reasons that Cal's trilogy, which will be completed when the next Star Wars Jedi installment is released, could end up being the first perfect Star Wars trilogy. Of course, the other three have their merits, with the original sporting some of the best storytelling, the prequels an almost over-indulgent exploration of the universe's fascinating lore, and the sequel trilogy offering some of the best visuals and a terrific performance by Adam Driver. However, so far, the Star Wars Jedi trilogy has been the most consistent narratively, while offering an experience that the othe

Chatter surrounding the future of Star Wars often throws up one particular line of thinking: a desire to replicate the emotions fans felt sitting in the movie theaters of 1977. Star Wars: The Force Awakens very transparently follows the same plot, even throwing shade at George Lucas' prequels with the opening line, "This will begin to make things right." Before The Mandalorian and Grogu released, director Jon Favreau spoke openly about his intention to emulate his first theatrical experience of Star Wars. Shawn Levy, director of the forthcoming Star Wars: Starfighter, has said very similar thi

In Parks and Recreation's fifth season, Patton Oswalt appeared as "Garth" in the 19th episode entitled "Article Two". In the 2013 episode, Garth was shown filibustering the city council and using his time to share his pitch and general ideas for 2015's The Force Awakens, as Disney had just purchased Lucasfilm in 2012. In the 13 years that have followed, several of Oswalt's ideas have hilariously come true for each franchise. To start with the biggest one, Jon Favreau has confirmed that Oswalt's opening description of Boba Fett's return and survival from the Sarlacc pit directly inspired his ca

Star Wars fans will be able to get their hands on 792 pages of Poe Dameron goodness when the omnibus is released on September 8.