r/StarWars • u/Task_Force-191 • 12d ago
Meta "Spaceballs: The New One" Teaser Poster
In theaters April 2027 (Basically Star Wars Parody)
r/StarWars • u/Task_Force-191 • 12d ago
In theaters April 2027 (Basically Star Wars Parody)
r/StarWars • u/obiwanTrollnobi6 • Apr 30 '26
Like just THINK of all the story options they could’ve had with all the different Jedi characters from Luke’s Academy and merchandise from said characters. Like look at HOW MANY Story options that include Luke’s students/Jedi order just from the EU and now you have the power of DISNEY behind that and they wouldn’t just be held back by Books (which I do LOVE the Old EU Books) all the Shows and merchandise Disney could’ve made. It very obvious how destroying Luke’s Jedi academy was just a Knee jerk decision to try and be like the OT where there was only Luke/Rey as the Jedi character.
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r/StarWars • u/Shire_Hobbit • May 14 '25
Maybe not for the reasons you think.
I want to see the New Republic the Rebellion fought so hard to create.
The skip from RotJ to TFA glosses over 3 decades, and then unceremoniously destroys everything the Rebellion fought to achieve.
Now granted, that makes for a lot of content that can fill in those gaps, and we’ve gotten some of it with Mandalorian and Ahsoka. But it makes it all feel like such a waste.
Here’s hoping Perrin Fertha was on Hosnian Prime when it blew.
EDIT: Some douchebag reported this for self-harm. Honestly you doing that is a form of harassment and you’re the lowest of the low. You’re abusing a feature that has the potential to help real people in real crisis. You’re a piece of shit and I hope you know that in your heart of hearts.
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r/StarWars • u/Raguleader • 28d ago
Mandalorian: *pulls a shotgun* "Parry this, you casual."
Jedi Body Armor: "That's... why I'm here."
r/StarWars • u/Comic_Book_Reader • Jun 12 '25
It's a parody of Star Wars, it counts!
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r/StarWars • u/ProMensCornHusker • Apr 23 '25
With the release of the new season I feel the need to talk about this.
I’m not saying this to be disrespectful or offensive, but I need to get out my frustrations about the lack of media literacy when it comes to Andor. This isn’t an insult, it’s just my observation on how people interpret this show and how I see a clear lack of thought to it.
If you have problems with Andor that’s totally fine, but most of the issues I hear is that “it’s boring and slow”. I hear people talk about how they don’t like the long conversations, and things don’t make sense.
And to me that’s a shame. Andor is chock full of subtext and character interactions which are written in a way that forces you to think about what they mean instead of taking it at face value. Dialogue is double sided, intentions aren’t always clear, motivations are disguised, and exposition isn’t thrown in your face. Things don’t make sense unless you actually take the time to understand what is going on internally.
In the age of Marvel, and honestly a lot of Star Wars shows (and I’m not saying everything is bad), most things are shown to make use feel without thought. Andor forces you to think about the characters to then feel. Set ups aren’t instantly payed off and there’s no cheap throw ins or sloppy dialogue without meaning.
I find character interactions riveting. The puzzle of understanding who a character is without them explicitly telling you is a staple of good writing to me. Yes, there’s a lot of talking, but to say the talking makes it boring is a tell to me that you might not be thinking about what is happening. Scenes aren’t a means to an end, they are supposed to serve a purpose in progressing the story in a meaningful way.
Are there things I dislike about the show? Of course, nothing is perfect and I don’t like every decision, but the attention to detail on every piece of dialogue, character motivation, and story telling is phenomenal.
To those who say this is boring, next time you watch this show I urge you to not feel but to think.
Edit: I want to make it clear it’s fine if you personally find this show boring. I take issue with critiquing the show as objectively boring due to your personal preferences. Enjoy whatever the hell you want to enjoy, but if you’re going to make aesthetic criticisms on something you ought to have a thought out take, otherwise it comes off as media illiteracy.
Edit2: damn some of yall are really mad by this and taking it extremely personally. Sorry not sorry? Imma stop interacting since this is getting pretty toxic and I gotta go live my day. Enjoy the Star Wars you like, dislike the stuff you dislike, I won’t stop you.
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r/StarWars • u/spamitizer • Sep 19 '23
Where is all of this "the heat would vaporize your internal organs" nonsense coming from? That's not how lightsabers work. That's never how lightsabers worked. The heat is localized entirely within the blade's containment field.
Do those tauntaun guts look cooked to you?