In the original Star Wars Trilogy, there are two major plot twists which changed the way fans look at the movies. One was the most iconic moment in the saga, the other retroactively created some awkward moments. Join with me as we discuss two iconic moments in that galaxy far, far away...

On this Star Wars Day we celebrate the end of an era, as The Clone Wars has finally come to its conclusion. Victory and Death was the final episode of season 7, as well as the final episode of this long-running series. In addition to discussing the impact of this animated show, I will also be discussing a bit of news regarding a certain Academy Award-winning director/screenwriter being brought on board to tell yet another story in that galaxy far, far away...

Since the original Star Wars film was released in 1977, fans have wondered how the Galactic Empire was able to destroy the Jedi Order. It was not until 2005's Revenge of the Sith that they had their questions answered. Later, season 6 of The Clone Wars shed more light on the diabolical plan known as Order 66. Join with me as we discuss...

William Wyler's 1959 adaptation of General Lew Wallace's novel Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ is an epic in every sense of the word. It tells the story of Judah Ben-Hur, a Jewish aristocrat living in a time of Jesus Christ. When Judah and his childhood friend Messala disagree on the Roman Empire's presence in the Holy Land, it sets off a series of events that eventually culminate in one of the most incredible sequences ever put to film. Join with me as we discuss...

With the heroic Resistance on the run from the sinister First Order, it was decided that they needed to reach a base from which they could send a signal strong enough to reach their allies on the Outer Rim. Such a base existed on the mineral planet Crait. The ensuing battle was more of a last stand than a major offensive, with hope seemingly lost until a familiar figure appeared to face down the First Order with his "laser sword". Join with me as we discuss...

One of the most beloved characters in the Star Wars Canon is Ahsoka Tano, Anakin Skywalker's former padawan learner. This is very ironic due to the fact that this individual was strongly disliked by many a fan when she was first introduced in 2008's The Clone Wars film. Join with me as I chronicle the history of this character from her first appearance on the battlefields of Christophsis to her most recent appearance on the plains of Lothal.

Fans of Star Wars The Clone Wars have had to wait 8 years to see the return of their beloved show. Now that it is upon us, the question becomes: was it worth the wait? Well, I'm here to tell you that it was totally worth it, and then some. Join with me as I discuss two story arcs in this series: The Bad Batch and The Siege of Mandalore.

Princess Leia's aptitude for the Force was first demonstrated in The Empire Strikes Back, as she was able to sense Luke as he dangled beneath Cloud City. Leia's abilities in the Force seemed limited to sensing others until we saw her perform a rather unusual "space-walk" in The Last Jedi. Recently, in The Rise of Skywalker, we learn that Leia had trained as a Jedi. Join with me as we discuss how our beloved princess and her strength in the Force have played a major role in the Star Wars saga.

Akira Kurosawa's 1975 Soviet film Dersu Uzala might be his most obscure work, yet I see some interesting parallels between this story and that galaxy far, far away. It tells the story of a soldier on a survey mission of the easternmost parts of Russia who befriends a native hunter who is more wise in the ways of the wilderness. Join with me as we celebrate this underrated gem, as well as discuss the parallels I see to the Star Wars saga.

The first major battle of the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy occurred on the First Order's Starkiller Base, once known as the planet Ilum. After the destruction of the Hosnian System, the Resistance was desperate to stop this weapon of mass destruction before it could cause any more chaos in the galaxy. Join with me as we discuss...