It’s the end of 2021 and we wanted to take a moment to say thank you for visiting StarWars.com.
How Drive My Car Uses Uncle Vanya to Illuminate Its Themes
Film critic Roger Ebert once remarked that it’s a bad idea to reference a beloved movie in your film since it can only serve to remind people of superior features they could be watching instead. The same can be said for tremendous works from other mediums of artistic expression. A tedious film flashing a vivid painting on-screen, for example, could inspire one to vacate the auditorium and check out a museum instead. The new Ryusuke Hamaguchi movie Drive My Car, though, is the perfect example of how to interweave classic works of art into your film (in this case, vintage plays) and not only not distract from your story but enhance it.
Clever Animated Man Dangling From Gutter Christmas Decoration
In how to get 911 called constantly news, these are a couple videos of the man dangling from a gutter Christmas light decoration that TikTok user survivordiet built and installed on his home, complete with “Is anybody there?! Help!” audio playing. I could be wrong, but I assume the decoration was inspired by Clark W. Griswold’s infamous light-hanging experience, which was probably inspired by many people’s actual experiences. I know I’ve fallen off my unfair share of roofs before. God may not have given me much in the way of brains, but my goodness can I survive a fall.
Quiz: Are You More Boba Fett or Fennec Shand?
The Book of Boba Fett arrives in less than two weeks, streaming exclusively on Disney+ beginning December 29. As we’ve been counting down the days, we began to wonder: are we more like notorious bounty hunter and son of Jango Fett, Boba, or the elite assassin with a heart of gold, Fennec Shand? There’s only one way to settle this dispute: a StarWars.com quiz!
Inside The Murder Of Horror Actress Dominique Dunne At The Hands Of Her Abusive Ex
On November 4, 1982, Dominique Ellen Dunne was brutally strangled by her ex-boyfriend John Thomas Sweeney. He only served three and a half years for the crime.
Zachary Levi on American Underdog, Kurt Warner, and Shazam 2
With the Erwin Brothers’ American Underdog opening in theaters on Christmas Day, I recently spoke to Zachary Levi about playing former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner in the biopic. Based on the book All Things Possible by Warner and Michael Silver, the film chronicles Warner’s incredible true story, as he went from stocking shelves at a supermarket to becoming a two-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP before being elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Written by Jon Erwin, David Aaron Cohen, and Jon Gunn, the film also pulls back the curtain on what a lot of people don’t know about Warner’s personal life, including how he met his wife Benda (Anna Paquin), the struggles they went through, and the importance of faith, family and determination in their lives. The film also stars Dennis Quaid, Adam Baldwin, Bruce McGill, Ser’Darius Blain, Chance Kelly, Morgana Shaw, Brett Varvel, and Bryce Bruckbauer.