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The original Kenner 1977-1985 photo archive of Kenner Star Wars toys Guide to identifying authentic figures, weapons and accessories Introduction to COOs (Country of Origin) The Star Wars Collectors Archive Star Wars collecting Terminology: When collecting Star Wars you will inevitably come across some abbreviations or terms that you may not ...
Put your doubts aside, because it has already happened. Over the last 15 years Mike Verta, a composer, and visual effects artist, has completely restored the first Star Wars using five 35 mm prints, including the rare Technicolor print. This restoration called Star Wars Legacy surpasses the bluray in detail.
After stumbling across this old advert some time ago (and finally having a reason to re-post it to the Cantina due to a fortuitous comment by...
Calling back to the original 1970s and 1980s vintage toys, this figure features Kenner branding and package design with a unique VC number for collectability. Celebrate the legacy of STAR WARS with premium vehicles, playsets, and action figures from STAR WARS: THE VINTAGE COLLECTION (each sold separately, subject to availability).
JJ bad, check. Kathleen bad, check. Rey bad, check. Luke death bad, check. She doesn't need reasoning, she checks all the boxes sans Rian bad. THEY...
Incredibly almost all characters, creatures and visuals made their way into Star Wars, even many plot twists. When the "Star Wars - A New Hope" was released in 1977 the sense of complete ripoff was total on Mezieres and Christin and they even became very loud in their protests. (Mezieres Sketch after Return of Jedi) Cinebook Quick Comparison ...
I scanned the image at 600 dpi (1.9 MB), enlarged it on my computer screen and measured an equator trench height (at the eastern edge!) of 3 mm in relation to 486 mm height and 525.5 mm width. As a result, the first Death Star would be approx. 151.3 km (94 miles) tall and 163.6 km (101.66 miles) wide in real life.
It wouldn't be a major convention without new toys! Hasbro has come to play again, bringing a bunch of new Star Wars figures to this year's San Diego...
Massive Entertainment developers Julian Gerighty and Mathias Karlson sat down with Gamesradar to talk about the somewhat underwhelming critical response to Star Wars Outlaws as well as their plans for future content. With the game releasing last week, Gerighty remarked that he was a 'little disappointed' regarding the game's critical reception.
I'm so entirely tired of this comment. Its entire value rests on the idea that long term franchise story planning makes better movies.