Hasbro Photo Archive: Star Wars Universe Force Link 2.0 Rey (Jedi Training) - Rebelscum.com

Wrapping up the third wave of figures in the Solo branded Star Wars Universe Force Link 2.0 collection, we've updated our Hasbro photo archive with The Last Jedi Rey (Jedi Training) 3.75-inch action figure. Click the link above to have a closer look!

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Hasbro Photo Archive: Star Wars Universe Force Link 2.0 First Order Stormtrooper Officer - Rebelscum.com

Judging by the wrap around title above, the latest addition to the Solo branded Star Wars Universe Force Link 2.0 section of our Hasbro photo archive is a mouthful! Follow this link to have a closer look at The Last Jedi First Order Stormtrooper Officer 3.75-inch action figure!

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Hot Toys: MMS507 The Last Jedi Luke Skywalker (Crait) Collectible Figure - Rebelscum.com

Hot Toys has just released official images and product specifications on their MMS507 The Last Jedi 1/6th scale Luke Skywalker (Crait) Collectible Figure. Click through to check them out!

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Star Wars - The Last Jedi Comic Gives Us Luke's Final Thoughts - The Force.Net

As Marvel's Star Wars - The Last Jedi six-part series comes to an end, writer Gary Whitta gives us Luke Skywalker's final thoughts before becoming one with the Force.

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LEGO: CostCo Super 2-In-1 Packs - Rebelscum.com

Clearance co-packs from The Last Jedi and Solo

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Solo: A Star Wars Story Novelization – Review - The Star Wars Report

It’s been a good year for Star Wars books. Most Wanted, Thrawn: Alliances, and The Mighty Chewbacca and the Forest of Fear are just a few examples of the good stories that have been released. This month Del Rey released the novelization of Solo and, like they did with The Last Jedi, it’s an “Expanded […]

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Hasbro Photo Archive: Star Wars Universe Force Link First Order Flametrooper - Rebelscum.com

We've updated The Last Jedi section of our Hasbro photo archive with the First Order Flametrooper 3.75-inch action figure. Click the link above to have a closer look!

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Hasbro Photo Archive: Star Wars Universe Force Link Emperor Palpatine - Rebelscum.com

After months of hopelessly searching for something there was no evidence of existing, we are very happy to add the North American single carded Emperor Palpatine 3.75-inch action figure to The Last Jedi branded Star Wars Universe section of our Hasbro photo archive. Click the link above to have a closer look at this surprise find! (yeah, we opened it...)

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We Need A Live Action Star Wars – SWR #343 - The Star Wars Report

  More details about Star Wars on the Disney streaming service, Jon Favreau's series will be most expensive in history, and rumors on that new series and also Episode IX! Scott Ryfun (My Star Wars Story) joins Bruce Gibson and Mark Hurliman. Star Wars Report is available on Apple Podcasts! Be sure to subscribe, rate and review! You can show your support of the Star Wars Report podcast by becoming a Patron at www.patreon.com/starwarsreport Get all kinds of exclusive bonus content for our patron supporters! Thanks to our patrons!  Updates on Disney’s Upcoming Streaming Service (Variety) Disney CEO Bob Iger said he expects the service will be available at the end of 2019. When it hits the market, the service will include upcoming theatrical releases such as a live-action remake of “Dumbo,” “Captain Marvel,” and the next Avengers sequel. There will also be several films that are made directly for the streaming service, such as a remake of “Lady and the Tramp” and the Anna Kendrick comedy “Noelle.” Original television series will draw on pre-existing Disney properties such as “Monsters Inc.” and “High School Musical.” The hope is that major Disney brands such as Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm, as well as NatGeo, which the company is buying from Fox, will all contribute content to the service. “Our first priority is going to be reaching our core Disney fan,” Iger said. Iger suggested that Disney’s streaming service might be a lower cost option to Netflix. He noted that the company’s pricing will reflect its “lower volume” of content. There will also be some notable omissions. Some of Disney’s biggest franchises, such as “Star Wars” movies released before next year, will not be available. They have been licensed to other distributors. “The marketing will make clear that it’s not going to be on there,” said Iger. “But ‘Star Wars’ movies that come out in 2019 and later, you’ll find them there.” A live-action, 10-episode “Star Wars” series from Jon Favreau will cost roughly $100 million and an adaptation of the book “Timmy Failure” boasts a $45 million budget, according to a recent story in the New York Times. New York Times: “...that makes the upcoming Star Wars series one of the most expensive TV shows of all time. To put it into context, the sixth season of Game of Thrones cost something around $10 million an episode, and its final season will cost something around $15 million. The budget for Star Trek: Discovery, which CBS used to launch its own streaming platform, was between $8 and $8.5 million. The budget for Star Wars: The Last Jedi was between $200 to $250 million, and that film made more than $1.3 billion worldwide at the box office.” Looking ahead, Iger said he believes that many Fox franchises and labels will be complementary to Disney’s content. The Disney chief said he was particularly excited to buy back the rights to X-Men, Deadpool, and the Fantastic Four — Marvel brands that had been licensed to the studio.   Rumor: Jon Favreau’s Live Action Series to Focus on Mandalorians (MakingStarWars) Rumors on Jon Favreau’s live action Star Wars television series have been circulating lately. It is still pretty early to firmly confirm much of this with 100% accurate faith. So please consider this a rumor for now that we have heard from sources who have panned out in the past. For the last few months, we keep hearing the same rumors and the rumors consist of the same general information and the same general beliefs. Sources believe Jon Favreau’s Star Wars live action series, which is set around three years after Return of the Jedi is about the planet Mandalore. It sounds like when the Empire falls, Mandalore falls into a state of turmoil and the series is about restoring Mandalore to its former self and how Mandalore sways will have huge galactic ramifications.   Another Rumor: Disney May Split Episode IX into Two Movies (MovieWeb)

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Ep. IX Cast Announced! – SWR #341 - The Star Wars Report

Riley is back with Mark and Michael, and Bethany to chat about the breaking cast announcement! Star Wars Report is available on Apple Podcasts! Be sure to subscribe, rate and review! You can show your support of the Star Wars Report podcast by becoming a Patron at www.patreon.com/starwarsreport Get all kinds of exclusive bonus content for our patron supporters! Thanks to our patrons!  Billy Dee Williams is reprising his role as Lando Calrissian, and Carrie Fisher will be featured as Leia Organa in the final installment of the Skywalker saga using previously unreleased footage shot for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” Mark Hamill will be returning as well, whose Luke Skywalker seemingly died in “The Last Jedi,” and Anthony Daniels will reprise his role at C-3PO. Naomi Ackie and Richard E. Grant have also joined the cast. Variety previously reported that Keri Russell was in talks to join the cast for “Episode IX.” Sources confirmed on Friday that Russell has just closed her deal to join the film. Finding a truly satisfying conclusion to the Skywalker saga without her eluded us. We were never going to recast, or use a CG character,” director J.J. Abrams said in a statement. “With the support and blessing from her daughter, Billie, we have found a way to honor Carrie’s legacy and role as Leia in Episode IX by using unseen footage we shot together in Episode VII.” Abrams co-wrote “Episode IX” with Chris Terrio. Returning cast members include Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Lupita Nyong’o, Domhnall Gleeson, Kelly Marie Tran, Joonas Suotamo, and Billie Lourd. John Williams will return to score the film Episode edited by Michael Morris Links from the show: Download the mp3 HERE!: (Right-click and “save as”) Also, for exclusive updates and content, be sure to subscribe to our mailing list! Email: starwarsreport@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/starwarsreport Twitter: twitter.com/starwarsreport iTunes: starwarsreport.com/itunes RSS FEED: feeds.feedburner.com/starwarsreport_podcast

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