Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
The third episode has aired, and StarWars.com has a video commentary. What did you think? Post your opinions in the comments.
StarWars.com has an episode guide and preview vid (above) for the next episode, ‘Shadow of Malevolence.’ Is it just me, or did they hire the Full Life Consequences guy to do that bit in the beginning? (I’m sure it’s Pablo’s fault.)
Meanwhile, Filoni continues talking up the show, this time over at Comic Book Resources.
Episode commentary from Dave Filoni on ‘Ambush’ and ‘Rising Malevolence.’ Missed the episodes? They’re rerunning Sunday at 9, Wednesday at 7, or on iTunes right now.
I seem to have missed a Filoni interview last week as well. ….And now three new trailers. Saturday what?
And don’t forget to get your vote in!
StarWars.com has episode guides and preview clips for ‘Ambush’ and ‘Rising Malevolence’. Meanwhile, The Clone Wars web comic launches.
A few days back Rebelscum had a Clone Wars house party kit – now we have the details from the official site. One kid, Chicago’s Calvin Rodgers (above) is getting the red-carpet treatment.
The House Party folks may only have three days left before they see the first two episodes, but the rest of us are still waiting until October 3… Still, reviews and such are showing up:
We’re sure to see more as we approach the air date, and/or the TFU buzz fades.
A new video on the heroes of the movie went up on StarWars.com last night: There are a few new snippets in there.
The Washington Post’s Ann Hornaday is skeptical of George as a storyteller – and brands his cinematic outings as some of the world’s most expensive commercials.
The video game clip that showed up in Entertainment Weekly yesterday is now up at StarWars.com, or watch it above. LucasArts has launched a new site for the games.
The Maker talks about his television endeavours and what to expect from the new series. Also at MTV, Dave Filoni on swapping the opening crawl for a newsreel style opener.