I am going to see the local premiere of Star Wars tonight. I confidently predict that it will be better (or worse) than this:
I am going to see the local premiere of Star Wars tonight. I confidently predict that it will be better (or worse) than this:
Spoiler Alert:
In this post, I will predict a big twist in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. I am confident that I am correct about this.
Sincerely, in all seriousness, read no further if you want to watch this film with a clean slate.
The engineer who designed the first Death Star’s exhaust port tells his side of the story.
(Warning: The language is strong with this one.)
Reimagining the 32 NFL teams set in the Star Wars universe.
Lego Death Star, Lego Alderaan
“I feel a great disturbance in the feet, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.” (What I said to myself when fell down after stepping on my Legos in the dark, in fulfillment of Mother’s prophesy.)
Disney now owns Star Wars, and Tiffani is psyched about what this could mean for the future of the franchise. It might not be so awesome though… Search your feelings, you know it to be true.
The white house has set up an official website to allow people to petition the government formally. Petitions that receive enough attention on the website can get an official response from the administration. One petition that gained a rapid following was
And it received enough attention to garner a response… and that response is hilarious.
-tiffani
“I maintain that the trash compactor onboard the Death Star in Star Wars is implausible, unworkable, and moreover, inefficient.”
The Star Wars saga, retold by Amanda (based upon the bits and pieces she has seen.)
Film posters, album covers and historic moments, remixed in Star Wars style.
I’m finally cashing in on the franchise.
You can make your own openings, too.
I still like the original films better, myself.
The Classic, Animated Star Wars Rap
The New, Live-Action Star Wars Rap
College Humor’s Empire State of Mind
Videos rated PG-13, and 100% Jar-Jar free
If you haven’t you seen the Plinkett Star Wars movies reviews, you gotta.
If you’ve seen those, and you like Star Trek, you should see his Star Trek reviews, too. (He tears into them as only a Trekkie would or could.)
From the same source, I present to you, a 20-minute documentary on the ridiculous concluding exclamation of Star Wars: Episode III, entitled The United States of Noooo!!!
Incidentally, this fellow recently visited Eau Claire for a convention and documented that. (Skip ahead to 14:00)
Videos rated R
A Star Wars Christmas
Did you know: There was an actual Star Wars Holiday Special, circa 1978?