Skywalking Through Neverland #111: Star Wars from a Different POV

by RetroZap Staff February 18, 2016

With all the new movies, comics, novels and TV shows that fill in gaps or show a different point of view, it can change the way we look at the Star Wars saga.

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Have you gone back to watch the six films of the Star Wars saga after seeing The Force Awakens? What did you think? What did you feel? With all the new movies, comics, novels and TV shows that fill in gaps or show a different point of view, it can change the way we look at the films. Richard and Sarah explore those changes with special guests Bryan Young (Full of Sith, Starwars.com) and Brews and Blaster’s own Chris Salton (The Collectors Hutt). You’ll never watch Han and Leia’s scene the same way again, or see Ben Kenobi give Luke his lightsaber without getting chills. (30:37)

Next up, Impressions: The Music of Star Wars Rebels, where we analyze Kevin Kiner’s score. On this segment we delve into “Legends of the Lasat” with our special guest & Sarah’s Fangirls Going Rogue co-host, Tricia Barr (Fangirls Going Rogue, FANgirl Blog). This was the episode where our Ghost crew encountered an anomaly on the edge of known space, and had to use Zeb’s leadership to get through. The music was so unusual and engaging, with those bare strings, we HAD to talk about it. (1:37:15)