After years of hit-or-miss Star Wars content, Andor arrived like a breath of fresh air. In a franchise weighed down by nostalgia, uneven writing, and formulaic storytelling, this series proved that Star Wars could still take risks—and succeed brilliantly. It’s not just the best Star Wars show ever made—it’s one of the best shows on television in recent years. With sharp writing, grounded performances, and mature storytelling, Andor redefines what this galaxy far, far away is capable of. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or someone who’s grown tired of lightsabers and legacy cameos, Andor stands out for all the right
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Ranking Disney Star Wars Part 3: The Good, and the Great
Here are what many Star Wars fans can agree are the only good Star Wars shows to come out in the past decade since the disney takeover. 2. The Mandalorian The Mandalorian was the show that launched Disney+ into the mainstream and kicked off the live-action Star Wars era with real momentum. As an addition to Star Wars lore, it cleverly folded in elements from The Clone Wars and Rebels, making it feel like a spiritual successor to those animated shows — especially considering the involvement of Dave Filoni and others from that creative team. The first two seasons were
Ranking Disney Star Wars Part 2: Okay Cataglory
This is the 2nd part of the ranking of the disney Star Wars shows. The last ones are ranked as bad. This list will discuss the shows ranked as okay. While they had moments of greatness, a lot of their story and lore choices prevent them from being ranked as good. 7. The Clone Wars Season 7 At first glance, Season 7 feels like a worthy conclusion to one of the most beloved animated series in Star Wars history. But once you dig into the details, it becomes clear how sloppy and uneven the road to that finale really was.
The Acolyte’s Disturbing Message No One Is Talking About
The Acolyte has become one of the most controversial Star Wars projects since The Last Jedi. Longtime fans have criticized its stiff acting, disregard for established lore, and, perhaps most notably, its embrace of moral relativism—a concept that runs counter to Star Wars‘ traditional battle between good and evil. While the debate over moral relativism in Star Wars is nothing new, this show takes it a step further in a way that few are discussing. Whether intentional or not, The Acolyte leans heavily into a pro-suicide message. Let’s break down why this is a major issue. Torbin Was a Victim,
5 changes that would have fixed the Acolyte
With The Acolyte canceled after one season and the future of the franchise uncertain, now is the time to take a hard look at what went wrong. The Acolyte wasn’t just a failure of execution—it was a failure of storytelling itself. Suffering from inconsistent character motivations, a plot that somehow felt both slow and rushed, and an uneven tone that swung between dark and brooding to juvenile Marvel-style humor. On top of that, the script felt unfocused, as if even the director wasn’t entirely sure what story was being told. That said, The Acolyte did have some interesting ideas. This
8 Reasons Why The Acolyte Failed a Franchise
Since Disney acquired Lucasfilm in 2012, the debate over the importance of canon in the Star Wars universe has reignighted. One of the most significant shifts came with the decision to reboot the Star Wars Expanded Universe (EU), rebranding it as “Legends” and establishing a new, streamlined canon timeline. This move aimed to create a cohesive narrative for future films, TV shows, books, and comics, but it also alienated a portion of the fanbase deeply attached to the old EU stories. Additions to the lore in such a beloved franchise require delicate handling. With a built-in audience that holds strong
Blue-Eye Samurai Review
There is a constant saying that nothing is original anymore, Id say that nothing has been new in the dawn of cinema. Anime about Samurai is a dime a dozen, but once every decade there’s a series That blows you away, not just its action but also its story and the characters involved. Blue Eye Samurai (BES) One such gem from Netflix has suddenly blown away fans of anime. Setting The series is set in 1653 during the early years of the Edo period in Japan. During this time Japan has begun Isolating itself from the rest of the world,
What Ahsoka Gets Wrong
It can be agreed upon by the community that Ahsoka was a great reintroduction of these animated characters into live action. However, as much as I enjoyed aspects of this show, several major problems prevented me from rating this higher. All this has to do with several plot points that not only muddied the plot but flat up breaks the lore. The Problems with Sabine Ren. A lot of the show’s biggest problems revolve around the portrayal of Sabine Ren. It isn’t so much the performance, Natasha Liu Bordizzo Does a good job all around, but the big issues are
6 Vietnam Movies That Need to be Made
The Vietnam War was among the most divisive military conflicts in Modern American history. Through the late 70s and 80s, we’ve had many memorable movies from that period, from Apocolypse Now to Deer Hunter and Platoon. Such films however are unlikely to be made anymore, not because of the controversial politics behind them, but because there is simply very little more that a mainstream Hollywood film could explore. Any others made during the current period since have been cheap independent projects. There are, however, some avenues that can still be discussed from this period. Perspectives Matter Not all of these