I'm not going to use hyperbole here: This might be the single greatest "Star Wars" toy ever to be created in the entire history of the universe.
Posted 3 hours ago by Zack Smith in Sideshow Collectibles, Star Wars, Toys
I'm not going to use hyperbole here: This might be the single greatest "Star Wars" toy ever to be created in the entire history of the universe.
Posted 10 hours ago by MTV Geek in LEGO, Star Wars, Toys
By Jim Kiernan
It takes few things to really get the attention of New Yorkers, but something landed in the heart of Times Square this morning that will surely fascinate both locals and visitors over the Memorial Day Weekend. A stunning 1:1 scale replica of "Star Wars’" iconic X-wing Starfighter built from LEGO bricks was unveiled today as an interactive fan experience, which also happens to be the 30th anniversary of 1983’s release of "Return Of The Jedi."
Posted 5/21/13 3:53 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Movies, Star Wars
$30 grand for dirty pants. Which one of you "Star Wars" fanatics has got money to blow?
Posted 5/20/13 10:36 am EST by Eddie Wright in Animation, Movies, Star Wars, TV
Following the cancellation of "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" and the detouring of Seth Green's "Star Wars: Detours" we've been awaiting the announcement of "Star Wars'" next foray into the wilds of the animated frontier. "Clone Wars" director Dave Filoni teased that new stuff was to come, but now, this morning, we've got confirmation that Lucasfilm's first post-Disney-purchase animated TV series will be "Star Wars Rebels" from Filoni and "X-Men: First Class" writer Simon Kinberg.
Posted 5/17/13 6:56 pm EST by Eddie Wright in Movies, Star Wars
The following posters from the incredible designer OldRedJalopy pay tribute to the three real "Star Wars" movies by paying tribute to a trio of iconic movie posters.
Posted 5/15/13 4:23 pm EST by MTV Geek in Movies, Star Wars
By Jon Waterhouse
George Lucas turns 69 today. In relation to a certain squatty, pointy-eared, pint-size Jedi, that ain’t diddly.
It’s still cause for a tip of the X-wing helmet to the daddy of the “Star Wars” universe. Although the bearded one isn’t stopping by our place this evening, we’re contemplating whipping up some celebratory sweets in his honor.
By Steven Smith
Did everyone have a great May the 4th? Did we all nerd it up to eleven? Man, I hope so, because though I sometimes feel the fervor of "Star Wars" fandom has reached Trekker-level proportions, I'm a proud fan boy with an original copy of "Splinter of the Mind’s Eye" who never tires of a good Mon Mothma costume. Thought I was going to say Slave Leia, didn’t you? I should have. I really should have.
Posted 5/8/13 6:16 pm EST by MTV Geek in Comic Books, Dark Horse, Star Wars
By Jorge Solis
Shortly after the events of "New Hope," the Rebel Alliance is still continuing their war against the Empire in "Star Wars" #5. From the second Death Star, Darth Vader unleashes his wrath against the Alliance. How long can Princess Lei and her X-Wing squadron last under an intense dog-fight against the Imperial Fleet?
(Spoilers Ahead)
Posted 5/6/13 4:44 pm EST by MTV Geek in Animation, Star Wars, TV
By Aaron Sagers
Last week was a forceful one for “Star Wars” fans. Not only did we celebrate May The 4th, but “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” received seven Daytime Emmy nominations.
But if it was a good week for us regular fans, you could say it was a particularly Maul-velous one for nominee Sam Witwer. (Actually, that’s a really bad pun, so please don’t say that.)
Witwer, who voiced Darth Maul in the since-canceled Cartoon Network show, was nominated as an outstanding performer in an animated program, along with fellow “Clone Wars” actors Jim Cummings and David Tennant (yes, the same Tennant). “Clone Wars,” which has never previously been nominated, also received recognition for best direction, music direction, sound mixing and “special class animated program.”
The actor (who also appears on Syfy’s supernatural show “Being Human”) joined me via email for a very brief, and very silly, Q&A about being nominated – and about how the nominations may impact the show’s potential future.
Today is Star Wars Day! How are you celebrating? Watching all 6 movies? Watching only the first 3? Watching all of "Clone Wars"? Watching the "Star Wars Holiday Special" over and over until it makes sense? Comparing the original versions of episodes 4,5, and 6 to the various versions that followed? Guzzling blue milk until you puke blue forever? All of the above?
Us too!
Plus, we've got a TON of fun "Star Wars" stuff for you to check out. We've got lists of weird stuff, cool comics, troubling things, and other goodies that will hopefully help to make your Star Wars Day just a bit more magical!
Posted 5/3/13 6:07 pm EST by MTV Geek in Movies, Star Wars
By Jon Waterhouse
Be it the Wampa rug or the Chewbacca bathrobe, we put together the 10 best “Star Wars” related gifts to give or receive on May the 4th.
Posted 5/3/13 5:09 pm EST by MTV Geek in Movies, Star Wars
By Aaron Sagers
Tomorrow, many of you will be celebrating May the 4th with screenings, drinking blue milk and regaling friends about the time you concentrated so hard on a bottle of beer, you could swear it moved a little. But for me, Star Wars Day might have to be spent on a therapist’s couch.
For as much as George Lucas helped imbue my childhood with magic, he also really screwed me up. Aside from lightsaber battles, force chokes and amusing droid banter, there are key moments within “Star Wars” that unsettled me to the core of my young self. In fact, it kind of makes sense that Disney bought Lucasfilm, because there are enough moments in the movies as scarring to children in the audience as when Lady watched Nutsy take “the long walk” in "Lady and the Tramp." And since I’m all about oversharing, here are the top 5 “Star Wars” concepts that got under my skin as a kid, and the damage they did as a result.
(Note: These are from the original trilogy because, by the time the prequels were released, I was too old to blame all my issues on movies.)
Posted 5/3/13 3:45 pm EST by MTV Geek in Animation, Movies, Star Wars, TV
By Aaron Sagers
This "Star Wars Day," spend May The 4th in style with new fashion pieces by nerdy women’s apparel company Her Universe that will debut exclusively on the Hot Topic website.
After launching with a special Hot Topic collection for women last year on the fan holiday, Her Universe will unveil six new items that will become available on May 4. These products, created by founder Ashley Eckstein – who just so happens to be the voice of Ahsoka Tano on “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” and is an MTV Geek contributor – will feature tees, tanks and even tank dresses, a first for the Her Universe “Star Wars” line.
Posted 5/3/13 2:38 pm EST by Alex Zalben in Movies, Star Wars, TV
In honor of this week's Star Wars holiday, "May The 4th Be With You," we decided to give everybody's favorite flea-bitten furball Chewbacca a job at MTV. Sadly, things don't go that great for Han Solo's wingman until Chewie gets a very special visitor: