The 45th anniversary of the first film in the Star Wars franchise is rapidly approaching. It would have been nice to say that the premiere was on May 4th but, back then, no one knew that they had such a phenomenon on their hands. As a result the US release date sits three weeks after Star Wars Day on 25th May 1977. So close and yet so far!
Still, we at RunPee Towers are great fans of the series both on the large and small screens. To honour the Star Wars sapphire anniversary we’ve brought together all our various articles, opinions, news, and reviews to make our own hub. As with all these hubs it will be a living thing with new articles being added as time goes by.
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The Main Saga
Release Order
1977 – Star Wars: IV – A New Hope
1980 – Star Wars: V – The Empire Strikes Back
1983 – Star Wars: VI – Return Of The Jedi
1999 – Star Wars: I – The Phantom Menace
2002 – Star Wars: II – Attack Of The Clones
2005 – Star Wars: III – Revenge Of The Sith
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If you’re like me and enjoy a 92oz soda as part of the movie experience, you’ll be thankful for this app telling you the best times to go for a quick break. Whether that’s to refill your soda or recycle it.
Possibly an even better feature is the info on if the movie has after credits scenes. There’s nothing worse than sitting there reading about who the key grip was, then finding out that’s all you did. I blame Marvel for the stupid trend.
Seriously, I see a dozen movies a month and use this app every single time. Worth every Penny of the infinity coin thing I bought.
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2015 – Star Wars: VII – The Force Awakens
2016 – Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
2017 – Star Wars: VIII – The Last Jedi
2018 – Solo: A Star Wars Story – Dan’s thoughts – Jill’s thoughts
2019 – Star Wars: IX – The Rise of Skywalker – Jill’s thoughts – Rob’s thoughts
Story Order
1999 – Star Wars: I – The Phantom Menace
2002 – Star Wars: II – Attack Of The Clones
2005 – Star Wars: III – Revenge Of The Sith
2018 – Solo: A Star Wars Story – Dan’s thoughts – Jill’s thoughts
2016 – Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
1977 – Star Wars: IV – A New Hope
1980 – Star Wars: V – The Empire Strikes Back
1983 – Star Wars: VI – Return Of The Jedi
2015 – Star Wars: VII – The Force Awakens
2017 – Star Wars: VIII – The Last Jedi
2019 – Star Wars: IX – The Rise of Skywalker – Jill’s thoughts – Rob’s thoughts
Yet More Star Wars
1978 – The Star Wars Holiday Special
1982 – Return of the Ewok
1984 – Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure
1985 – Ewoks: The Battle for Endor
Star Wars On The Small Screen
Mandalorian Season Three is Going to Happen! (spoiler free news for Mando fans)
Top Seven Reasons to Watch The Mandalorian Now (No spoilers)
Biographies
Things You Need To Know About Star Wars
A Big Screen Re-Watch Of The Original Trilogy
Every Type of Star Wars Stormtrooper, Explained
Every Type of Starship and Starfighter in Star Wars, Explained
I have a bad feeling about this… Who said it in Star Wars and When?
Infographic of every Star Wars movie ranked by fans on IMDb and RottenTomatoes
Movie analysis – Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Every Force Ghost Voice Cameo in Rise of Skywalker
Star Wars Meets Star Trek – Holdo’s Last Jedi Sacrifice is the Picard Manoeuvre
Star-Wars: A Movie Journey from Primitive Technological Si-Fi to the Contemporary Genre
The Seven Droids We Love from Star Wars (and what exactly they do)
Tips for Seeing Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge from Disneyland
Tour the Millennium Falcon with Lando Calrissian
Who appears in every Star Wars movie?
Star Wars News
A New Hope? Thor Director Taika Waititi Tapped to Fix Star Wars
First Star Wars Skywalker Trailer Breakdown
How do the movies in Star Wars stand up to the Bechdel test?
How to watch Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker if you have epilepsy
Mark Hamill Reveals Spoiler for Solo
Mon Mothma to appear on Star Wars Cassian Andor show
New Solo Featurette: Becoming Solo
The Last Jedi – bringing ‘balance’ to the Force
Who rated Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker higher, men or women?
Star Wars Parodies
Sand: A Star Wars Story (Darth Vader Hates This Song)
TROOPS – A Star Wars Parody Does COPS
Undercover Boss – A Star Wars Parody on SNL
Opinions On Star Wars
5 Plot Holes in Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker
5 Reasons Kylo Ren Is a Good Villain
All Star Wars Movies, ranked by personal watchablility. Now including Rise of Skywalker
How Star Wars Should Have Ended (the entire series)
RIP Star Wars Hero Chewbacca – Peter Mayhew is Dead
Solo: A Star Wars Party in San Diego
Star Wars – A Galaxy of Daddy Issues
Star Wars – Death Stars and Planet Killers: Enough Already
Star Wars Analysis – What does balance in the Force mean?
Star Wars Revealed: Obi-Wan Kenobi is a lying liar who lies
The 6 Most Epic Lightsaber Fights in Star Wars (plus 3 that didn’t make the cut)
The End of Skywalker – the Rise of…Something
The Force is dead. Long live the Force.
Various Other Star Wars Items
13 iconic scenes from Star Wars you won’t have missed if you had the RunPee app
Chewbacca Sings Silent Night (and it actually works)
Forget life for a while and watch all 9 episodes of Star Wars… AT ONCE
Star Wars A New Hope – Symphony & Movie
Star Wars Last Shot – A Han and Lando Novel
Star Wars Recipes – How to make Yoda’s Dagobah Stew
Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker in 4D
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