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Natalie Portman starred in all three Star Wars prequels and feels grateful as love of them has grown over time, but admits that the initial backlash was harsh and difficult to handle.
Mehwish Mahmood|
Get your cape ready, because Ben Mendelsohn looks to be set to reprise his role as Director Krennic in Andor's second season.
Hope Mullinax|
Diego Luna praises Tony Gilroy for a rich second season of Andor that will feature more characters from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
Mehwish Mahmood|
Star Wars has been released on VHS several times, bringing in new fans who would discover the series for the first time. Let's look at every time Star Wars has been released on VHS over the decades.
Joel Leonard|
Here is everything you need to know about how to watch Star Wars: The Acolyte's fifth episode on Dinsey+.
Hope Mullinax|
Temptation of the Force feels like the season finale before the final season of a long-running television series. It balances excellent character work with many fan-favorites while moving the overarching plot forward.
Matthew Rudoy|
Halfway through The Acolyte, it is clear who the mysterious masked man with a red lightsaber who is training Mae is. Here are 4 more reasons why we think Qimir is the dark side Force user.
Ian Walter|
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 4, "Day," was a whirlwind episode. However, after that cliffhanger, it left us wanting more. Here are 5 questions we still have about the episode.
Kaki Olsen|
Conflict over Star Wars canon resembles conflict over religious scripture. Can one learn from the other? How can we apply religious texts to a wounded Star Wars fandom?
Eric Clayton|
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 4 ended on a cliffhanger. Minutes before this major twist, Mae sets up why it had to happen to the Wookiee Jedi Master, Kelnacca.
Kaki Olsen|
The latest episode of Star Wars: The Acolyte ends on an exciting note, but it has its flaws. Let's break down 4 of the biggest weak points in "Day."
Mehwish Mahmood|
As part of a review-bombing campaign, people who disapprove of the new Star Wars series are attacking a 2008 horror movie on Rotten Tomatoes that has nothing to do with Star Wars: The Acolyte.
Kaki Olsen|
Marvel's runs of Star Wars and Darth Vader will come to an end in September, and the comic company teases a new era of storytelling is on the horizon starting in the fall.
Hope Mullinax|
The series Obi-Wan Kenobi ends with Darth Vader recommitting himself to Emperor Palpatine. Psychology has some illuminating things to say about how and why this scene happened.
Linda Lyons-Bailey|
Mae Aniseya seems different in Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 4, "Day," and there might be an explanation for this sudden change in her demeanor.
Mehwish Mahmood|
While we eagerly await official news about the next chapter in Ahsoka's story, we can take solace in knowing that Dawson is as thrilled as we are for what's to come.
Camila Servello|
Star Wars: The Acolyte's "Day" does plenty in its limited runtime to maintain the intrigue, build character relationships, make us laugh, and leave us devastated and wanting more.
Matthew Rudoy|
George Lucas famously said, "Continuity is for wimps," which is why this discourse around Star Wars: The Acolyte, Ki-Adi-Mundi, and a reference guide from a CD-ROM is very tiring.
Hope Mullinax|
Episode 4 of Star Wars: The Acolyte was quite a thriller. Despite only being about a half hour excluding the credits, it packed in a good amount of action and intrigue. What about that insane ending, though?
Nick San Miguel|
This week might only have one new title coming out, but it's wrapping up one of the stories that's filled with all of that prequel goodness. This Week in Star Wars Comics, let's dive into the final issue of Jango Fett!
Hope Mullinax|
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