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The Post Ruusan Jedi order was basically founded by all of the cowards, pacafists and service corps members that didn't join the army of light prior to the battle of Ruusan.

The nuke wouldn't produce the same electrical interference because doesn't have an atmosphere to create plasma and does not have the magnetic field to induct the expanding plasma. The nuke just produces some radation and a very small amount of plasma. Unless it is a contact detonation, even...

The mega-star-destyroyer is a support ship, not a true warship, so it is relatively thin skinned and cannot devote as much energy to shields. Not really, the EMP from a nuke is the result of the plasma from a nuclear detonation interacting with a planet's magnetic field. Ion cannons on the...

Yeah, there is a reason HK-47 suggests turbolasers when fighting force users.

Skipping the basics to rush ahead on something more advanced never works out well.

And shortly there after Mon Martha bought a work of modern art created by a close relative of an Incom Executive.

I think there was at least one hutt from the EU that decided to get swole. I can't remember its name though.

The hallmark of Lukas Starwars is a great primary story arc and excellent special effects carrying some lackluster prose and outright terrible attempts to appeal to small children.

It was also the republic. They outlawed installing high speed hyper-drives on heavily armed ships. Basically the only thing close to a warship that was allowed were system monitors.

I thin Tolkein was onto something when he declared that evil was incapable of creating anything.

We see what a society that thrives on the Dark side looks like in the Red Sith of Korriban. They were basically space aztecs as far as cultrue goes. Thier society only functioned because they litterally do not need to eat, and like many other life forms on Korriban could sustain themselves...

Wow, that movie has a telling rotten tomatoes page.

Honestly, I think the worst part of Rogue one was its name. The mood was a little bit off for a Star Wars movie, but it filled in some plot holes almost perfectly and the pay off at the end was worth the entire movie. So while it is by no means perfect, its flaws aren't' that bad.

You are thinking of the piloting skill as it is on earth. Consider on how highly populated core worlds, the Empire's core recruiting grounds, have air traffic like we have car traffic. Take people who are used to a flying car for their daily driver and put them though boot camp. There you have a...

He was the one redeeming feature of the first sequil. The sexist bitch notice that people liked him, and decided to turn him into a minstrel show for the next two movies.

We probably know more details that you can find outside of a holocron. That reminds me of a character idea I had, an alchemist from Tund that perceives the Dark Side of the Force as an industrial pollutant. She absolutely refuses to learn or use any direct fore powers, considering rituals to be...

JJ Abrams has a niche: brain-dead action flicks. He can do those very well. The problem is that Starwars is not a brain-dead action flick. Star wars is an epic, it has a story-arch that speaks to core archetypes of human experience, and it is that deep story-arch that allows us to forgive the...

Appearently a movie version of Cats will be showing at the same time, it would be hilarious if the kinda creepy furry musical beat Star Wars.

Hollywood probably prefers Soviet Command and Control techniques to NATO style Officers.

To fix the first movie, all you need to do is bring up lore about hyperspace gate technology. Unlike ship based hyperspace drives, the hyperspace gate that the Starkiller base uses to fire its plasma beam across the galaxy can open hyperspace portals inside of gravity-wells. The technology was...