That's very true. The singular and plural forms ofthe word are te same. So it could be refering to both of them.

Finished Star Wars the Clone Wars and man...this series is what the prequels should've been.

It manages to make a lot of characters from the prequels more likeable, hell even Jar jar is somewhat tolerable in this show.

For a show that's aimed towards a younger audience I'm surprised by just how dark the show gets sometimes...especially in it's last season.

Well the last season directly leads up to Episode III.

Yeah, too bad there's some stories that they left unfinished. I would've loved to have seen a conclusion to the whole Darth Maul thing but from what I understand: Rebels picked up a lot of it's story lines.

That's another show I need to get caught up on actually...

So the german title for episode eight has been released today and confirms that "The Last jedi" is indeed meant to be plural.

First cast photo from the Han Solo anthology film. There are no spoilers here.

http://shuangxi-in-spring.com/Images...jy8qgxaw1h.jpg

Source: io9

I keep hearing this, but I couldn't make it past the first season. I wanted to see a story about the Clone Wars, not the adventures of Anakin and his annoying brat. Not to mention they turned Grievous into the pathetic cowardly waste of CGI he is in the movie.

I really don't get the hate people have for the prequels though. Sure, the first one is not a very good movie, but people treat it like it completely destroyed their Star Wars universe. The second and third ones had great action scenes, music, and effects, which is what Star Wars was built upon. Except for Obiwan and Palpatine, the characters are pretty one dimensional, but what do you expect out of a prequel? The whole purpose is to get from nowhere to A New Hope, so it has to follow a set road to make sure everything fits into place. Thus, there is not going to be any suspense because you already know how the thing is going to end.

I'm not saying the prequels are good movies, but I feel like they are unfairly criticized when their only job was to set up the original trilogy and that is exactly what they did.

A short interview with Gareth Edwards about that final Vader scene in Rogue One.

https://www.wired.com/2017/03/rogue-...CNDID=39179805

and here comes The Last Jedi!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM9jPCvJ2HU

Well I'm excited. Seems different enough from what we've had before, but with a pretty (IMO) clear direction that could make for a good story.