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In “A Sunny Day in the Void” (The Clone Wars 5.11), Colonel Meebur Gascon and WAC-47 separate from the rest of their droid team and become lost on the planet Afabar. On the surface, this scene of two hapless, bickering characters wandering...
In The Force Awakens, Han Solo confronts his son Kylo Ren on Starkiller Base. This scene combines elements of father-son confrontations from all three episodes of the original trilogy.
In A New Hope, Obi-Wan Kenobi confronts Darth Vader on...
At the end of Attack of the Clones, Padmé Amidala is chained to a pillar in the arena on the desert planet Geonosis. The Geonosians intend to ritually execute Padmé by feeding her to the monstrous Nexu, but Padmé turns her chain into a tool...
In “Shadow Warrior” (The Clone Wars 4.4), the Gungan leader Boss Lyonie is incapacitated by his treacherous aide Rish Loo, who intends to ally the Gungans with the Separatists. Noticing that Jar-Jar Binks bears an uncanny physical resemblan...
In The Force Awakens, the Stormtrooper FN-2187 defects from the First Order and saves the imprisoned Resistance pilot Poe Dameron, who dubs him “Finn.” The number 2187 pays winking homage to the number of the cell where Princess Leia Organa...
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Lover of goodness, truth, and especially beauty. 'riguarda qual son io'
Robert Brown is a Ph.D. student studying American literature at Baylor University. On the side, he writes about theology and culture and especially film. His writing and other projects can be found at robertbrownpresents.com.
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