This is such a sweet video, something all parents should watch.
It seems a dad spent all night working on a Darth Vader costume so that he could surprise his two-year-old son in the morning with a special Lord Darth Vader Star Wars wake-up call. So, what happened? You'll have to watch.
Time for some fun with Star Wars. With the opening of The Force Awakes, the hype has literally been in hyper space. You can't escape it, TV, magazines, radio, social media, everywhere. The movie may become the all-time box office champ.
But, for those who may not have seen one of the past Star Wars movies, and there probably aren't many, let's take you back to the very first movie made.
No two topics are discussed more today that Star Wars and Donald Trump. That is all people can seemingly talk about. So if you haven't yet seen this amazing Darth Trump mash-up, you need to. It's hysterical!
Omaze, an Internet company that raises money for non-profit organizations, has a very cool promotion going right now. They teamed up with the Star Wars gang, went on line to talk and thank some of their past supporters, make a big announcement, and throw in a little surprise.
I don't know about you, but I can't wait for the new Star Wars movie coming this Christmas. It should be filled with tons of fun and excitement. The movie company is releasing trailers to wet our appetites. And, then, there is this one...Lego style!
'Star Wars Rebels' officially premiered its "Spark of Rebellion" last week to great fanfare, with the series proper to continue on Disney XD this Monday, but already the animated prequel series is making a major link to the 'Star Wars' movies. Not only will Darth Vader cameo in a newly-added premiere scene, but so too will James Earl Jones return to the role!
The world of Show Biz was rocked yesterday with the announcement that Disney had purchased Lucasfilm.
George Lucas, Lucasfilm, sold his company to Disney for a mere $4 billion dollars.
Say that again? $4 BILLION!
I'm always excited when I find young film and videos makers who are hard at work on their craft. You realize that they are the future in creative arts and need, not only an outlet, but encouragement.
After watching a "Star Wars" video produced by Derek Postma and his classmate Connor Diemer, I would say that with encouragement and opportunity, we could be looking at the next Lucas or