In the latest Empire Magazine Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson discusses arguments with Mark Hamill over Luke Skywalker. Of course, this is not a 'new' story as such. We have already heard
Rian Johnson still wants his Star Wars trilogy to happen. The director of Star Wars: The Last Jedi recently spoke with Empire ahead of his upcoming sequel Knives Out: Glass Onion. At one point following
It's been about two-and-a-half years since the most divisive film in the Star Wars franchise, The Last Jedi, was released. The film split the fandom to the point that it may never be fully repaired.
For me and many other Star Wars fans, the version Luke Skywalker in Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi, wasn't the hero we wanted or deserved, it was just the one we got. One fan whose
I know how you all feel. Not nearly enough ink has been consumed discussing Star Wars: The Last Jedi. In the canon of Star Wars, it remains the least-discussed of the entire franchise, as most
https://youtu.be/VHevGQiu6FM With Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker about to hit the fandom, maybe it is finally time to stop talking about The Last Jedi? Ha, only kidding, let's face it, if anything the early
It’s an argument that never stops on this site. I know plenty of you who illogically put the film below even the atrocious prequels, and while I may disagree until I’m blue in the face,
It’s a rivalry as old as…well, the early 2000s. Should a movie be shot on film or digital? We’ve long since gone past the point where film is commonplace, and most movies that make it
The Last Jedi, the Game of Thrones Season 8 of a galaxy far, far away and nice versa. While some fans loved it, about the same amount hated it. What's done is done though, unfortunately
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is soon coming to a close and it has had its fair share of controversy and a hefty dose of divisiveness amongst the fan base. We have in one corner
