With "The Mandalorian" and "The Rise of Skywalker" on the horizon, let's take this time to get excited about all the new Star Wars content heading our way, with particular emphasis on the Benioff and Weiss Trilogy.

With The Rise of Skywalker on the horizon, I'm beginning to wonder if Kylo Ren and Rey will end up as a couple. This got me thinking about how love has played a pivotal role in shaping the Star Wars galaxy, for both good and ill.

For the 20th Anniversary of Star Wars in 1997, special editions of each film of the original trilogy were released in theaters. Though this was generally met with much enthusiasm, there was some consternation in regards to the changes made to the films. Let me share with you my thoughts on these new releases, and the subsequent changes made to the DVD editions.

In this concluding episode of our catalog of the planets of the Star Wars films (at least for the time being), we discuss the sandy world of Savareen. Tobias Beckett and Han Solo have brought the unrefined coaxium to be refined so that they may present it to Dryden Vos and regain his favor. But things don't go exactly as planned...

At the time of the release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Peter Cushing had been dead for more than 20 years. Instead of recasting the character of Governor Tarkin, Lucasfilm decided to digitally recreate the original actor. Was this a good idea? Let me share with you my thoughts.

Throughout the Star Wars films, Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader has been brought to life by the talents of nine actors. In honor of these gentlemen, let us celebrate the contributions they have made in the creation of one of the most iconic characters of all time.

Because I was too young to have experienced the Kenner Star Wars action figures, my childhood as a fan was dominated by the Micro Machines line of Star Wars toys. I still have them, and it's wonderful to see my nephews and niece experiencing the same joy with these toys that I did in the 1990's.

In Star Wars, C-3PO mentions the spice mines of Kessel. That was in 1977. It was not until Solo: A Star Wars Story in 2018 that we actually got to see this infamous world. Let's now discuss what happened there, and whether I would like to call this planet home.

Yesterday, I heard a fan say that Anakin should not have been redeemed in Return of the Jedi. I completely disagree with this position, and therefore I've decided to take this opportunity to explain my feelings on this matter.

In 1997, the American Film Institute (AFI) made a list of what they considered the 100 Greatest American Movies. Star Wars placed 15th. In 2007, the AFI released a 10th Anniversary list which placed Star Wars at number 13. I had assumed they would do a 20th Anniversary list in 2017, but they did not, which left me a bit surprised. So for today's episode, let us imagine where Star Wars would place if they were to release a new list.