Star Wars Desperately Needs to Break Free From the Skywalker Saga—The Finale
In the Finale, we explore why Star Wars needs to move beyond the Skywalker saga, embrace new characters, and explore the galaxy’s untapped storytelling potential.
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In the Finale, we explore why Star Wars needs to move beyond the Skywalker saga, embrace new characters, and explore the galaxy’s untapped storytelling potential.
The Star Wars sequel trilogy was a missed opportunity. Part Two examines how Lucasfilm mishandled its characters, mythology, and story and why the franchise needs a new direction.
Star Wars desperately needs to break free from the Skywalker Saga. As Lucasfilm moves forward with a new trilogy from Simon Kinberg and director Jon Watts, it’s time to explore the galaxy beyond the Skywalker family.
Jon Watts is attached to direct the first film in Simon Kinberg’s new Star Wars trilogy, which is reportedly still in development and awaiting Disney’s approval.
Announced during Star Wars Celebration, the news was met with enthusiastic response from fans. Beyond nostalgia, the return of Anakin Skywalker signals a continued effort to expand his character’s arc and explore new dimensions of his story beyond the events of the prequel trilogy.
A stage, a crowd buzzing at Star Wars Celebration, and the unlikely duo of Ryan Gosling and Shawn Levy took center stage to announce what might be the freshest chapter yet in a galaxy far, far away with —Star Wars: Starfighter.
The world mourns the loss of James Earl Jones, a legendary actor whose contributions to the arts transcended generations, genres, and audiences.
Summer is the season of gaming showcases from the biggest names in the industry. Earlier this week Ubisoft had its 2024 edition of Ubisoft Forward highlighting the immediate focus and future projects over the next couple of years for fans to get excited for.
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