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Star Wars: The Truce at Bakura
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6.0 (1 Ratings)
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One of the earliest official Star Wars tie-in novels, I remember reading this when it first came out in about '94.

What's interesting is how perception changes: at the time, I remember thinking it was one of the best books I'd read, but now (with time behind me) it's not quite as good as I remember. Still worth a read, though!
  
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Andy K (10823 KP) created a poll

Oct 23, 2019  
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November is almost here so which holiday flick listed below are you looking forward to the most? If you don't see one listed, please comment below!

Terminator: Dark Fate
The Irishman
Doctor Sleep
Midway
Charlie's Angels

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Ford v Ferrari
Frozen II
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

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Knives Out
Jumanji: The Next Level
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Cats

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"I know this is Joseph Campbell for Girls, but when you remember that the Star Wars Trilogy started the popular version of Campbell’s hero’s journey, and that women other than Princess Leia speak for 63 SECONDS of the films’ 386 MINUTES, then, boy oh boy, do we need this great, smart, empowering womanopedia of myth and what to do with it."

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Erika (17789 KP) rated Star Wars: Shattered Empire in Books

Oct 5, 2019 (Updated Oct 5, 2019)  
Star Wars: Shattered Empire
Star Wars: Shattered Empire
Greg Rucka | 2015 | Comics & Graphic Novels
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8.3 (4 Ratings)
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This was one of the first, new-canon Star Wars comic runs. It's part of the 'Journey to Force Awakens' series, and picks up right after Return of the Jedi ends. It was a good start to new canon, and helped fill in some gaps. This run also introduced us to Poe's parents.
I also love the art for this series.
  
Battle Beyond the Stars (1980)
Battle Beyond the Stars (1980)
1980 | Sci-Fi
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Watched on Amazon prime I must have originally watched this back in the 80s not knowing that this was just a ripoff of star wars and magifcent seven In Space now I've watched again now I can see it even down to Robert vaughan. anyway the effects are okay not up todays standards but I still like it has its charms
  
Spaceballs (1987)
Spaceballs (1987)
1987 | Comedy, Sci-Fi
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Spaceballs is the most accessible of Mel Brooks' films as it seems to be the least dated as of today. Having rewatched it recently, it still holds up as a great parody of not only Star Wars, but Star Trek, Alien and Planet of the Apes as well.

I raised my 3 kids on the film, so we often will have Spaceballs "quote-a-thons" back and forth through text or message.


There is something in it for everyone; however, Dark Helmet is the greatest.
  
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Dusty (12 KP) rated a video of Galactica 1980 in TV

Aug 16, 2018

Thought this was brilliant untill I saw Star Wars. Thought the story was really good and thought it was up with Star Trek. As you probably can tell by now I was a sci-fi geek lol. But I was into this in a big way liked the way it followed them to earth. (1 more)
And then followed them around for a bit. And the new Battlestar Galactica where brilliant from beginning to end I have them in my collection and pull them out every once in a while
Loved this when I was a kid
  
Star Wars Omnibus - Infinities
Star Wars Omnibus - Infinities
Chris Warner | 2013 | Comics & Graphic Novels
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6.0 (4 Ratings)
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Basically, Star Wars 'what-if's'.

What if Lukes attack run on the original Death Star had failed?
What if Luke had frozen to death on Hoth?
What if the attempt to free the frozen-in-Carbonitite Han from Jabba the Hutt had failed?

And, most intriguingly, what had George Lucas's original vision looked like?

As in any compilation, some of these stories are better than others - it's also quite easy to spot the similarities between Lucas's original vision and the Prequel trilogy (most noticeably in how Leia is portrayed)!