All Star Wars

[E. Shaw]

Gonna make that Kyber bleed!

[ace3g]

https://twitter.com/empiremagazine/status/1776233594786041941

[E. Shaw]

https://twitter.com/empiremagazine/status/1776233594786041941

Carrie is a gem. Kinda neat that a Carrie will be in Star Wars again, rest in peace Carrie Fisher. 🌹

[Kradan]

https://twitter.com/empiremagazine/status/1776233594786041941

No way !

[Immortan Jonesy]

https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/1776313515688730629

[Local Trouble]

I actually prefer it when Jedi don't ignite their lightsabers unless they have to.  I don't even like that Yoda carries one at all.

[Kradan]

I actually prefer it when Jedi don't ignite their lightsabers unless they have to.  I don't even like that Yoda carries one at all.

[E. Shaw]

I actually prefer it when Jedi don't ignite their lightsabers unless they have to.  I don't even like that Yoda carries one at all.

Yoda and Palpatine should have used The Force only to demonstrate they were beyond the use of sabers.

[TilotnyWorshiper28]

 I don't mind yoda and sheev using sabers 

but yeah

[Local Trouble]

I'm even glad that they left Luke's lightsaber training out of TESB entirely.  A lightsaber may be a Jedi's traditional weapon, but it's the Force that should be what enables them to wield it effectively.  Same way the Force enabled Luke to use his X-wing to destroy the Death Star.

Too much emphasis on lightsabers only cheapens Star Wars, IMO.

[Immortan Jonesy]

The playwright and screenwriter has been tapped to work the script for Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi, Lucasfilm's feature that is to be directed by James Mangold.

Willimon is joining Mangold to write the script for the project that will trace the origins of the Force and be set 25,000 years before any of the timelines and stories told by the movies and shows so far.

Dawn of the Jedi, which is a working title, was first unveiled almost exactly one year ago, at the last Star Wars Celebration, held in London in April 2023.

"When I first started talking to Kathy [Kennedy] about doing one of these pictures, what occurred to me was thinking about what kind of genre of movie within Star Wars I wanted to do," Mangold said at the time. "And I thought about a Biblical epic, like a Ten Commandments, about the dawning of the Force. Where did the Force come from, when did we discover it, when did we learn how to use it?"

https://twitter.com/THR/status/1776350185729442108

I actually prefer it when Jedi don't ignite their lightsabers unless they have to.  I don't even like that Yoda carries one at all.

He even has his own little starfighter🥺🙏 which is very cute <3

But yeah...he's like Gandalf or something. Lightsabers should be for Jedi who cannot achieve such force power.

Regarding lightsabers, I think force users should light cigarettes with them.

Also become police officers

[TilotnyWorshiper28]

this week has been great for Star Wars news  the empire Acylote spread , Tales of the Empire, getting a Star Wars outlaws trailer on Tuesday  and Now we getting Kino writing on Dawn of the jedi

[Local Trouble]

I noticed this:

Willimon is joining Mangold to write the script for the project that will trace the origins of the Force and be set 25,000 years before any of the timelines and stories told by the movies and shows so far.

At least they're sticking to 25,000 years and not retconning that.

[E. Shaw]

I'm even glad that they left Luke's lightsaber training out of TESB entirely.  A lightsaber may be a Jedi's traditional weapon, but it's the Force that should be what enables them to wield it effectively.  Same way the Force enabled Luke to use his X-wing to destroy the Death Star.

Too much emphasis on lightsabers only cheapens Star Wars, IMO.

Once upon a time a lightsaber duel was about fates, about the meeting of relationships in conflict, and how those relationships resolved or not. Now its ballet.

[xShadowFoxX]

All sounds meh to me. Lightsaber battles are no longer fun.

Also a little worried for Andor.