Rebels Mid-Season 4: Trailer Review
(Spoilers) It is here! The mid-season-4 trailer to tease us for what is going to occur in the final half-season of Star Wars: Rebels. And what a trailer it is! Follow me!
TLJ Character Studies #7: Kylo Ren
We are here to enlighten your mid-week with a study of the most complex character (in my humble opinion) in the Last Jedi. This post will be about Kylo Ren. Dubbed by the internet a ‘complex villain’, people often describe … Continue reading TLJ Character Studies #7: Kylo Ren
TLJ Character Studies #6: Rose Tico
We are once again back with another closer look at one of the characters in the latest instalment of the Star Wars franchise; The Last Jedi. We have been looking at lots of the characters throughout the weeks and I have to say that I personally have found this one the hardest. Today we are looking at one of the newbies to the franchise; Rose Tico. This review will contain spoilers so be warned! On our main page you can find links to previous character studies and to both a spoiler and non spoiler review of the full film!
Guest-post: “This is not going to go the way you think” by David Thompson
After a rather animated discussion on the Clone Corridor Community thread for TLJ, I was asked to write a piece on my thoughts regarding the film and it’s polarising nature coming from the POV of an EU fan. I’ll start by saying I came out of the cinema feeling odd; not unimpressed exactly, but hurt? Perhaps angry at the liberties taken, and the future taken away from certain characters. I felt like I did for a reason, and it turns out it’s harder to put into words than I thought…
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Weekly Round-Up
Although it’s Monday tomorrow – we still got time to have a look at the most catchy news from the past week and dip into our favourite universe, so – happy beeps, Guys! We are excited to see you here at … Continue reading Weekly Round-Up
Rey and Kylo, Yin and Yang
I recently read Ursula K. Le Guin’s No Time to Spare, a collection of short essays. One of them, ‘Utopiyin, Utopiyang’, was about dystopian literature and its exploration of that balance, of yin and yang. Some of the essay’s quotes hit … Continue reading Rey and Kylo, Yin and Yang
TLJ Character Studies #5: Poe Dameron
And we are back with another deeper look into one of our beloved characters of the new trilogy. Warning that this of course will contain spoilers (so we can really get into the juicy details of the story) so if you haven’t seen the film yet read our non-spoiler review here. This is number five in our series of character studies. Links to the others can be found at the bottom of the article or simply go back to the homepage. Now without further ado, let’s have a closer look at Poe Dameron.
Weekly Round-Up
This week we are not back but, rather, we start from a fresh page as we are bursting into a new awesome year – 2018 – with our very first weekly-round up! We will be looking into the main news … Continue reading Weekly Round-Up
3 Soundtracks of Genocide …
The 8 Star Wars Episode films so far have contained three depictions of genocide; Star Wars touches upon many uncomfortable themes … and this surely is one of them. But it also always seeks to express in music what sometimes pictures and dialogue cannot. What do these soundtracks tell us of such horrors?
Clone Corridor expands to VK!!!
Our Community is growing day by day: celebrating 10K followers our Clone Corridor expands to VK – the ‘social Network in Russian language’. Follow the link below and of course subscribe to us there if you can! https://vk.com/clonecorridorcommunity From now … Continue reading Clone Corridor expands to VK!!!
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