The Special Editions of the Star Wars Trilogy (and subsequent versions) are closer to the way George Lucas envisioned the films than the theatrical releases. That being said, do the creator's intentions have any bearing on how we view a given work of art? Join with me as we discuss.

In that crazy galaxy far, far away there are a plethora of great and/or wacky characters for us as fans to fall in love with. Let me give you my top 15 favorite Star Wars characters on this episode of Page Turners They Were Not.

Today I'd like to discuss my (as well as the public's) feelings towards the man himself, and how those sentiments have evolved over the years. In a career that spans nearly 50 years, George Lucas has experienced his share of both praise and criticism. Let's discuss...

So much has been said about Star Wars' influence on cinema as a whole that you could fill an entire library. But what of its sequel? What is the effect this marvelous film has had on cinema? Could it also be as influential as its predecessor? Let's talk.

Let us continue our catalog of the Star Wars characters with Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan, daughter of Anakin Skywalker, sister of Luke, and wife of Han Solo. But she is not defined by her relationships to the male characters in this saga; rather, she is defined by the strength she brings to the cause in which she believes.

I have been terribly frustrated with the negativity and pessimism that seems to have invaded the Star Wars fandom. While I believe that most fans have enjoyed the new movies, there is a large number of very loud voices with a lack of kind words. Join with me as I give you my feelings on the matter...

What's in a name? Over the years, the Star Wars saga has built a catalog of interesting titles ranging from the confusing to the ridiculous. Let us now discuss each one and its possible implications on this episode of Page Turners They Were Not.

In The Rise of Skywalker teaser trailer, everything was on a hopeful note until the final moments, when a familiar laugh rang in our ears. If this suggests what I think it does, how is it possible?

I just saw an early screening of George Lucas' new movie called Star Wars. It was kind of weird but kind of cool at the same time. I don't know how many people are going to go out and see it, but I think it should be seen by everybody!

As we continue our catalog of Star Wars characters in order of appearance, let us discuss one of the most if not the most iconic villain in all of cinematic history!