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Star Wars: The Force Farce Awakens A short time ago, in a studio not so far away… Disney purchased the Star Wars franchise and set to work producing the most blatantly unoriginal film they could muster. With characters that are daft and ignorant, coupled with an overcompensated appeal to minority demographics, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, or more accurately, The Farce Awakens, proves to be a disgrace to the franchise and science fiction genre alike. Star Wars: The Farce Awakens copies every aspect

for a while until Bioware arrived with the first full-fledged Star Wars RPG. Built on the click and wait for the action of the D&D ruleset games, KOTOR was a brilliant game that took Star Wars fans back a few thousand years to the height of the Jedi/Sith wars. It also had one of the most surprising and amazing endings in any game..ever. 3. Elderscrolls III: Morrowind - And another Elderscrolls game. This one was equally as huge as its sequel and had just as amazing graphics for its time. Elderscrolls

Due to unfortunate events, two best friends are now on opposing sides of an ongoing war. Will they ever be able to be together again? Star Wars: Lost Stars is by Claudia Gray and is about two kids, one rich and one poor on the planet of Jelucan named Thane Kyrell and Ciena Ree, both of them want more than anything to be a part of the galactic empire and their army. The two face many trials that neither one of them ever could’ve imagined, but through teamwork the two successfully made it into the

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was just about any and everything you could hope for in a story where you (kinda?) know what the overall outcome is. Or at the very least, it is a story which will answer some of those lingering questions a Star Wars movie fan might have had, but were not addressed elsewhere. Like most films I have gone to the theater to see as of late, I went into Rogue One actually knowing very little about it in terms of plot. Of course, I can't take full credit for this, since it

In 71 AD, in a galaxy far, far away, on the planet Umbara, 2 Jedi Knights, each leading 200 clones, 10 mini-walkers, and 2 AT-TE's( All-Terrain-Transportable E-something's), were up against Count Dooku's apprentice, General Krell, who was leading 200 battle droids, 100 super droids, 50 vulture droids, and 25 droidekas. The names of the Jedi Knights are Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, but the clones they commanded called them generals. So, Obi-Wan was known as General Kenobi and Anakin was known

Star Wars is a massive expanding universe with many outstanding stories. The story of Star Wars is rich in character development and focuses on a massive war that brings out the best and worst in everyone. Star Wars shows love, hate, friendship, betrayal, order, and chaos. You can see the emotions of each character and that they aren’t just another character in the background. Each character has a name and a backstory that shows how that character is unique. The war is between the light side of the

Anakin Skywalker is a character who is from the Star Wars series. Star Wars has came out with eight movies so far and Anakin has made an appearance in seven of them. Anakin started off as being a good guy and on the light side but then suddenly turns heel when Emperor Palpatine asked him to join the dark side. Anakin at first thought the idea was crazy and stupid but then he thought about it and then he went dark and went by the name of Darth Vader. Three traits to describe Anakin are being unloyal

Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of her mother” (42). Leia’s mother Padme went from a queen in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace to an emotional, neglected, and pregnant house wife in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. As a young girl, I did not realize how little Padme did throughout episodes I-III. I actually idolized her as strong female symbol, but later realized she was a weak stereotype of women. She relied and revolved around men. Padme is “a character whose

The Merchant of Death story arc continues to mirror that of the one developed by George Lucas. While the entirety of Episode IV: A New Hope could be categorized as a completion of Hero’s Journey, to better understand Luke Skywalker’s transition from farm boy to Jedi Knight, all the sequels of the Star Wars saga can be explored to create a more unified representation. In Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, Luke is deployed on the barren planet Hoth serving the Rebel Alliance when he is called on by

original trilogy and its subsequent prequel trilogy, followed young, white, male protagonists such as Luke and Anakin Skywalker. Because of this, the main audience of Star Wars from the release of A New Hope in 1979 to the release of Revenge of the Sith in 2005 was male, between the ages of 18 and 44. The Force Awakens introduces two new ways for audiences to identify with its characters and premise; the main protagonist of the forthcoming trilogy, Rey, is a 19-year-old white female and the deuteragonist