In galaxy far, far away known as Las Vegas, CinemaCon is in full swing, with last night seeing Disney getting their presentation on. And the House of Mouse certainly didn’t waste any time in dropping the bombshells as they have now confirmed that starting from 2015, we’ll have a new Star Wars movie released every single year! Last Updated: April …

This week saw a flurry of Star Wars related articles flying hither an thither on the Internet, all to do with rumours that first Harrison Ford and then the rest of the original main trio, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill, would be returning for Star Wars: Episode VII. With the geeky stakes on this one being so high, rumours were …

Why, it feels like just yesterday that Lucasfilm finally officially announced that they were going to be doing spinoff Star Wars movies, outside of Episodes VII to IX, and then we all got stupid grins on our faces and started our geeky speculating as to what and who these movies should be about. Oh wait… That was yesterday! And less than …

Well crap. Right now you should have been fanboy-foaming at the mouth as you read this crazy article I typed up last night all about how Zack “I love slow-mo” Snyder was developing a new standalone, spin-off Star Wars movie. Instead, I woke up this morning to find breaking news that that actually isn’t the case. Ergh. Stupid reality getting in …

American TV network ABC is apparently in the geek business. They’re currently in production with the Joss Whedon directd/scripted pilot episode of Marvel’s S.H.I.E.L.D.– a spin-off from the Avengers franchise – but apparently having a grip on just comic geeks is not good enough. Word has now come out that they’re also considering the long in development (seriously, Yoda was still in diapers …

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After a bit of a turkey fueled lull in the Star Wars rumour mill, English actor Jason Flemyng, may just have let slip that his longtime friend and frequent collaborator, director Matthew Vaughn, may be the man to bring Star Wars back to the big screen. To quote that great thespian Keanu Reeves: “Whoa”. Then to quote our very own Matthew …

Well, they’ve said it, and now they’re proving it. Disney and Lucasfilm really do want to recapture the magic of that original Star Wars trilogy. Although it’s not been officially announced, it’s almost become commonly accepted knowledge that for the new trilogy, Disney/Lucasfilm want the old cast to return. And it looks like the old gang of Luke, Han and …