We are all still mourning the loss of the late, great Carrie Fisher. Though she'll always be royalty to me, in the upcoming The Last Jedi, her final Star Wars film, Fischer returns as now
We all know how Anakin Skywalker feels about sand, based on his quote from Attack of the Clones: "I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere." Yes, it truly
2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens not only initiated a new Star Wars trilogy, but the film also addressed many open questions that fans have debated for nearly 32 years, since the end of Return
Harrison Ford is the very definition of a living legend. The man has brought life to countless beloved characters including Indiana Jones, Rick Deckard, Dr. Richard Kimble, Jack Ryan, President James Marshall, and, of course,
There isn't much profanity in a galaxy far, far away. Or, perhaps such words just weren't that common a long time ago? Or, alternatively, was this decision made to make Star Wars more family friendly?
Everyone has a particular Star Wars memory. We all remember the first time we saw the films and how we connected with its characters, settings, or concepts. I saw the original Star Wars: Episode IV
Disney's yearly Star Wars releases are off to a fantastic start with The Force Awakens in 2015 and Rogue One, the first "Star Wars Story," just last Christmas. Though Star Wars: Episode VIII, now known
The Star Wars franchise has certainly come a long way since Walt Disney Pictures and Lucasfilm released Star Wars: The Force Awakens in December 2015. Last year, we were treated with Rogue One: A Star Wars
