There can be little doubt that Emperor Palpatine is one of the greatest villains in all of cinema. Everything from his hooded robes, his devious voice, to his ability to summon lightning, his debut in Return of the Jedi was one of the most memorable moments in the original trilogy. The prequels expanded the character even further, showing us a different side of the character. Palpatine is a master of duality: on one hand, the hooded, sinister figure who pulls the strings from the shadows, often appearing only as a hologram. On the other hand, his public facade is that
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Does This Belong in Star Wars?
Intro In the months leading up to Andor Season 2, fans were cautiously optimistic. After all, Andor Season 1 had been universally praised by critics and audiences alike for its complex characters, mature storytelling, and unflinching exploration of morality. But there was also worry — after Disney’s mishandling of The Mandalorian Season 3, and the utter dud that was The Acolyte, some feared Andor could lose the edge that made it special. Thankfully, those fears were unfounded. Season 2 has once again delivered with complex writing, worldbuilding, cinematography, and rich characters backed by fantastic performances. Like an HBO series that
Why Andor Is the Best Star Wars Show. Period.
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
Ranking Disney Star Wars Shows: Part 1 The Bad
It’s no rare sight to say that in the past 13 years since Disney acquired Lucasfilm, the Star Wars franchise has fallen into a strange kind of limbo. Despite constant announcements of future films, their endless delays and cancellations have left many fans, myself included, with little confidence in Bob Iger and Kathleen Kennedy’s management. However, one genuine positive from the Disney era has been the franchise’s expansion into television. For a long time, live-action Star Wars TV projects were withheld due to expected high costs and George Lucas’s strict creative control. While the franchise thrived in books and video
What “Ahsoka” Got Right
Ever since the character of Ahsoka Tano was introduced, fans have wondered what Ahsoka would look like in live-action. Creating live-action characters out of cartoons is a challenge of its own, but the recent “Mando-verse” series of Star Wars shows reveals that it can be done.
7 Simple Changes That Would Fix the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
It’s been over four years since the Star Wars sequel trilogy concluded. This has led to some severe contention in the Star Wars community regarding what would have happened if moments in this trilogy had happened differently.
Jedi Survivor – The Best Star Wars Game You Haven’t Played (Yet)
After racking up over 40 hours of gameplay, I can confidently say that Jedi: Survivor is the best Star Wars game since The Force Unleashed.
“Star Wars: Visions – Volume 2” Episodes Ranked
Force sensitives have something of an over-representation in Star Wars media. Very few such as this focus on the issues of the ordinary everyday citizen in the galaxy.
“Tales of the Galaxy” – A Star Wars Anthology Series [PITCH]
We gather here today to make a simple pitch to Kathleen Kennedy and the general leadership of Disney Star Wars: we want to see more anthology-style stories focusing not just on the force-wielding Jedi, Sith, and Fallen – but rather on the galaxy as a whole. A “Tales of the Galaxy”, if you will.
“The Bad Batch” – Season 2 [REVIEW]
After nearly a year and a half of waiting, the Bad Batch’s journey continues with a second season. The first season for me was somewhat mixed, but I was intrigued about where it would go. Now that The Empire has destroyed Kamino, it’s clear that the clone’s service has come to an end.