r/StarWars • u/Jules-Car3499 • 1d ago
TV The last shot in Clone Wars is one of the most haunting images in any Star Wars
The Clone Wars is nothing but a false war.
r/StarWars • u/Embarrassed_Day_1873 • 2d ago
TV I just love how Andor managed to make one Tie-fighter terrifying.
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r/StarWars • u/Skipping_Scallywag • 2d ago
TV Qimir Appreciation Post - Am I the only one still mourning the loss of getting to experience more of his story?
r/StarWars • u/Vegetable-Abroad3171 • 2d ago
TV I wish they had used the Clone Wars animation for Rebels
r/StarWars • u/Ghidorah_Stan_64 • 13d ago
TV Disney made Mon Mothma a better character
Most characters from the original trilogy were ruined by Disney, but Mon Mothma is one of the only already existing characters that Disney actually improved on.
Disney made Mon Mothma a much more fleshed out and more memorable character.
She was already more fleshed out in The Clone Wars, but Disney decided to flesh her out even more and I thought they did a great job with that.
r/StarWars • u/Thetimmybaby • 15d ago
TV 'The Acolyte's Lee Jung-jae Was "Quite Surprised" By Cancellation
r/StarWars • u/Corgiiiix3 • 16d ago
TV I really hate this idea that acolyte failed because it tried something “new”
KOTOR was something new also and that was universally praised. You could argue the entire prequel trilogy was them doing something new which while divisive was successful
r/StarWars • u/Vegetable-Abroad3171 • 18d ago
TV Despite The Acolyte being canceled, I hope we can see Qimir again in some capacity. Coolest dark sider weve seen in years IMO.
r/StarWars • u/Kyunseo • 19d ago
TV 'The Acolyte' Canceled: No Season 2 For Disney+'s 'Star Wars' Series
r/StarWars • u/KrishMortyJunior • 25d ago
TV Thoughts on the Family Guy parodies?
r/StarWars • u/Gimpcar • 28d ago
TV It’s insanely weird and interesting seeing a average neighborhood in Star Wars Spoiler
galleryr/StarWars • u/indig0sixalpha • 28d ago
TV Skeleton Crew | Official Trailer | Streaming December 3 on Disney+
r/StarWars • u/Proof_of_the_Obvious • Jul 18 '24
TV The Jedi did nothing wrong on Brendok Spoiler
Master Sol died professing and believing that what he did was right, as well he should. The Jedi acted only in self defense against an aggressive cult. Sol saw a witch pushing Mae and Osha to the ground (remember, these are 8 year old girls) and noticed they were preparing for some sort of ceremony. He also saw them practicing dark magic. He was right to be concerned.
They approached the coven without hostility, and in return its leader attacked the padawan of the group through mind powers. This alone would be reason to attack, but they didn't.
After that, when the Sol and Torbin return to the fortress, they are met with drawn bows. In spite of this, they do not draw weapons until one witch raises her weapon to attack. Then, the other witch, starts to do some crazy dark side stuff, and anticipating an attack Sol draws his light saber and kills her.
This action is what was supposed to be so horrible, even though it was clearly in self defense.
The ensuing battle, which was clearly started by the witches, did kill a lot of people. But it isn't the Jedi's fault that they mind controlled the Wookie.
The coverup was wrong, I'll say that, but none of what actually happened on Brendok itself was.
r/StarWars • u/odiish • Jul 12 '24
TV Pink Lightsabers are canon btw (Young Jedi Adventures)
r/StarWars • u/rcl1221 • Jul 04 '24
TV Why are the hilts in The Acolyte so big? Redditor reply on r/lightsabers provides the answer. Spoiler
This also might explain where a lot of the budget went.
r/StarWars • u/Gimpcar • Jul 02 '24
TV Which live action season had the strongest premiere?
r/StarWars • u/M337ING • Jun 07 '24
TV ‘The Acolyte’ Reaches 4.8 Million Views in One Day, Biggest Disney+ Launch of 2024
r/StarWars • u/SmokeMaleficent9498 • Jun 05 '24
TV From annoying to loved.
SW has a way of transforming annoying children to beloved characters.
r/StarWars • u/Aristaeeus • Jun 04 '24
TV Who here has watched all seasons of these 3 shows?
If you have actually watched the seasons of these shows you are truly a legend, a lot of people will say that these are “kid shows” and don’t like them. I think that’s honestly a ridiculous statement. But who here has watched all 7 season of clone wars, all 4 season of rebels, and all 3 seasons of bad batch?
r/StarWars • u/indig0sixalpha • May 04 '24
TV The Acolyte | Official Trailer | Disney+
r/StarWars • u/ThePopDaddy • Apr 04 '24
TV Was not expecting this. (From the official Star Wars Facebook page)
r/StarWars • u/DemiFiendRSA • Apr 04 '24
TV Tales of the Empire | Official Trailer | Disney+
r/StarWars • u/indig0sixalpha • Mar 19 '24
TV The Acolyte | Teaser Trailer | Disney+ | June 4th
r/StarWars • u/APerson2021 • Feb 15 '24
TV In my opinion (which you do not have to agree with) the spinning lightsabres that The Inquisitors use are ridiculous
I despise everything about the spinning lightsabres.
I don't know even know where to begin with them.
But the most ridiculous of them all was when The Inquisitors use it as a helicopter blades to "helicopter out of danger" in the Rebels series.
It's an opinion - you don't need to agree with it. If you don't agree, tell me why.