#star wars

[stealingpotatoes]

behold! my beloved kotor protagonist

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[secretly-a-trekkie]

some of my fav space wizards 💗💗💗

[eggy0lk00]

[kokosnusslos]

[supertaliart]

Still siblings, after everything.

This is the last page I had planned for this story! I might add some extra goofy bits to it later.

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[padmestrilogy]

star wars is so fuckign stupid. i genuinely disagree with this storytelling choice because i think a key part of vader's character + psychological purgatory is he never gets that closure of going back and enacting harm against his enslavers, the only real retribution he does is killing palpatine. but i can't say "killing watto negatively impacts vaders arc" without sounding insane . can i

[victusinveritas]

Fun movie trivia:

Carrie Fisher said in an interview that doing her scenes with Peter Cushing in "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope" (1977) were difficult for two reasons: she thought the lines were ridiculous and she found Peter to be so polite and charming off camera that it was hard to project the sense of disdain that her character, Princess Leia Organa, held for his character, Grand Moff Tarkin.

The costume boots they gave Cushing for the film were too small and hurt his feet. Cushing told George Lucas this, and asked if he could wear slippers instead. Lucas agreed, and shot Cushing from the waist up for nearly all his scenes to compensate for Cushing's slippers.

In addition to acting, Cushing was also an artist, skilled in drawing and painting. As a young struggling actor, in 1945, with no money for presents, he found a large piece of silk, cut it into a neat square, painted Dickens characters on it and gave it to his wife as a present. She later loaned it to a friend who wore it to a party where it was seen by a textile manufacturer who gave Peter a contract as a silk scarf designer. Amongst those he designed were those for the Festival of Britain and the Coronation. As an established actor, Cushing had showings of his water colors. His sketch of Sherlock Holmes became the official logo for the Northern Musgraves, a British Sherlock Holmes society.

Although Cushing and Christopher Lee were often mortal enemies on-screen, off-screen they were inseparable friends. He and Lee were once asked to leave a theater showing a Sylvester and Tweety cartoon, because they were laughing hysterically.

[movie-gifs]

Remember back to your early teachings. All who gain power are afraid to lose it. Even the Jedi. – The Jedi use their power for good. – Good is a point of view, Anakin. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) dir. George Lucas

[hayesflint]

Kallus is doing his best to get along with the other rebels, but...

the moment Han says something bad about the Ghost in front of Hera, he will throw hands.

more rebels nine nine!

[ukiyoebirds]

Faded Memories and Bitter Partings.

Even as a child, Hunter had luscious locks.

[stealingpotatoes]

revan gets to be one of the best sw characters ever AND is really fun to draw?? what cant they do

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[stealingpotatoes]

i love every interaction you show ahsoka having. she borders on artoo the way she knows the shit that’s gone down and is a little haunted by it. also massive fan of the twins. this is just fanmail

thank you!!! yes she and artoo are SO fun w the twins, even tho they have very different reasons for not talking to them abt the past

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[kidrat]

U can watch Star Wars so many times and it doesn’t prepare u for how dumb Star Wars is. For one thing I think we gloss over how kenobi (who has definitely been at the club. Please.) describes the mos eisley cantina as the worst most villainous place ever and then u get inside and it’s a pack of muppets vaping

[stealingpotatoes]

i was so shocked when carth revealed he had to be way older than i thought but then i realised the game had also not given me much idea how old i was either

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[frozenfancies]

I loved The Last Jedi, and at my core I still want to love The Last Jedi. But my love for it was predicated on the idea that this was all going somewhere, that there was a plan, that the stuff that was happening in that movie was posing important questions about the Star Wars universe that the third movie in the sequel trilogy was going to address and give game-changing answers to which would really open up that universe. Joke's on me, I guess.

Me leaving the theatre December 17 2015: Wow! I can’t wait for Finn to become a Jedi and lead a storm trooper revolution, and Rey to be a skywalker/Kenobi, and Poe to be a main character with development and lead with Leia, and Luke helping his sister lead the new rebellion and train Finn and Rey. And Hux and Kylo and Phasma are gonna be an evil trio! So much cool stuff is gonna happen!