Used to go there every day... and now if I go every month they are lucky. I get most of my news through Reddit these days.

Which character is in the most Star Wars? That’s movies and individual episodes of the shows, even if it’s just a brief appearance (like R2 and 3PO in Rogue One).

My guess would be R2, cod he’s in all nine of the main films, cameos in Rogue One, and has several arcs in TCW as well as appearing alongside Anakin a lot. Related, I’m guessing the actor in the most movies/shows would be Anthony Daniels, cos he’s played 3PO in every project that he’s appeared in

Plus Mandalorian

Many characters who’ve seen in live action are skilled with a lightsaber, but what about chatacters we never saw in movies/series, which one is the most talented

Dark side users connect to the force through passion instead of from focus like the Jedi. The reason is because passion and emotion are very strong connectors to the force. The Jedi choose to connect to the force through focus instead because passions can lead to the dark side.

What if someone used only the positive aspects of passion to reach out to the force? Imagine instead of channeling your hatred for an enemy you wish to destroy, you immerse yourself in your deep feelings of love for someone you wish to defend and Channel that love in a defensive way - "the only way to save the innocent is to defeat my enemy"

What is stopping a light sided force user from channeling feelings of love and mercy and justice in the same way a sith might channel hatred, but for selfless defence of the innocent rather than selfish aggression?

Wouldn't positive passion hold a strong connection to the force in a similar way that using the dark side connects to the force? Wouldn't this lead to a light side user gaining a similar (though perhaps less powerful) power boost without having to commit evil?

(For the sake of conversation, let's ignore the fact that holding such strong emotions at all could possibly lead to the darkside in the long run anyway. Although, I'm not sure that it necessarily would?)

I've seen a lot of general theories that Grogu is Yoda and Yaddle's child, which makes the most sense and I generally agree with, but I have another theory - that Yoda's species sends out the best and brightest of their force sensitive youth to be trained by the Jedi, or alternatively is exiling them.

Since the only examples of Yoda's species we see are incredibly strong in the force, I could totally see it being that case that when an infant that's particularly exceptional is born by their standards, they reach out through the force to the Jedi, and masters like Yoda sense it and come to pick up the child for training at the temple. It could be the case that it's something that's an honor, or alternatively it could be the opposite is true - force users are shunned by their kind for some reason, so they send them away.

I know Lucas made it clear that Yoda's species is off limits for backstory, but thought this might be an interesting concept to explore fan ideas about.

Hola para este Halloween tenía pensado un disfraz de star wars ya fuese el del mandaloriano con grogu, luke piloto episodio IV, Han Solo, Rex y obi wan son los que tenía en mente alguien sabría como puedo hacerles o donde comprarles. Agradecería mucho que alguien me ayudase con la creación del que elija, tengo muchísimas ganas de hacer uno de Mando porqué vi la peli hace poco con mi padre, o el de qui gon porqué es mi jedi favorito. Muchas gracias por leer el mensaje.

Hi, for this Halloween I was thinking of a Star Wars costume. It could be The Mandalorian with Grogu, Luke as pilot from Episode IV, Han Solo, Rex, or Obi-Wan. Those are the ones I had in mind. Does anyone know how I can make them or where I can buy them? I would really appreciate it if someone could help me create whichever one I choose. I really want to make The Mandalorian one because I watched the movie recently with my dad, or the Qui-Gon one because he’s my favorite Jedi. Thank you so much for reading the message.

Suppose he escapes and survives somehow after getting betrayed by Sidious, I know we can't know for certain, but what are your theories about his next course of action?

Jabba presided at the podrace that Anakin won.

Now that Boba has taken Jabba's place, will he be doing the same?

This. Scene.

The end of Rogue One gets my water works going every time. I have seen this film fifty-eleven times and it still gets me. The fight scene choreography, the score, the editing. Darth doesn't even speak like it's all light work. I'm getting gushy just typing this watching the gif over and over.

Do you put a star wars film on when going to sleep and if so what's the pick?

Firstly, lemme say that proportions are hard. I’m my own worst critic and I can see that it’s not a perfect likeness.

BUT!

I don’t think that really negates anything that truly matters. I enjoyed Andor and I enjoyed drawing this piece (…as strenuous as it was!), and that’s all that matters to me.

You’ll never be perfect the first time you do something, though as long as you keep trying, that’s all that can be asked of you. So, I intend to keep trying and keep drawing more pics of my absolute GOAT of Star Wars, Cassian Andor.

Thanks for looking and MTFBWY!

Would be cool if we got a series following a young jedi escaping order 66 and in the finale its revealed they became an inquisitor. Follow andor/rogue one vibes in terms of asthetic and military feel.

How would u like this idea interpreted.

Look, I understand the pushback. You didn’t like the black inquisitor and most of the B story going on? Fine, but that doesn’t detract from the fact we got the story we always dreamed of about the greatest character in the Star Wars franchise. We got to see Vader finally flex and show why he’s so feared and finally got closure on his relationship with Obi-Wan, which is one of the greatest scenes in all of Star Wars

We haven't seen other potential survivors like Oppo Ranciscis or Quinlan Vos pop up, or Rahm Kota, so it seems like he might just be the last of them by 9 ABY (although even if it's unconfirmed I'd love to think Vos is still alive).

To me, the way croshair is treated by the empire show pretty well that being loyal doesn't automatically mean the empire will be good with you. Croshair is super loyal and the kind to do what he's been ordered to do (he did executed the governor when cody didn't). The solitary clone to me shows quite well what the empire do and rampart is quite fine backstabing croshair despite his loyalty, in a way it also show croshair still has a choice to redeem, cody was also loyal but then changed.

George Lucas has admitted to watching footage of WWII dogfights as inspiration for space battles in the original trilogy.

Has he also (unconsciously?) derived his design for the Millenium Falcon from the German submarine pens in Lorient, France?

These are screen caps from the William Wyler documentary The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress.

Thought it would be fun to make a little story with my new figure at the beach!

Am I alone in thinking that this show has THE BEST ' sabre fights, ever?

Made a pit stop here yesterday while on vacation!