Head over to StarWars.com and check the availability of tickets left for their theatrical showing of the episode of Clone Wars that introduces us to Savage Oppress, Darth Maul’s brother.
As part of the announcement LucasArts provided all us fans with one of the best trailers we've seen for Star Wars The Clone Wars.
The trailer is amazing and the storyline for here on out looks to be exactly what we expect from this wonderful show. Watch it and enjoy.
George Lucas personally brought to the stage of the Star Wars Celebration V event a deleted scene from Return of the Jedi. The scene is shown below.
In other news, Lucas FINALLY announced that all six Star Wars movies will be released together on Blu-ray in 2011 for the 35th anniversary of the release of A New Hope. The Blu-ray versions will be the special editions of the movie, and not the original versions of the movies.
Lucas told the New York Times that he made the decision to only include the special editions, since restoring the original versions in high enough quality would cost too much.
That seems a little ridiculous to me since I'm sure the blu-ray versions will make buttloads of cash, but at least George has finally gotten with the program and jumped on the blu-ray bandwagon.
How do you take the original Star Wars movies and make them even better? Quite honestly, that's a question that has baffled George Lucas for decades.
Sorry George, but thhe answer surprisingly is not Jar Jar Binks. Instead, a Youtube user figured out that the answer really is: Arnold Schwarzenegger. Playing the roll of Darth Vader. Sorry James Earl Jones.
A while back, Gfest reported on The Spyder III, is the world's most powerful portable laser. We also pointed out that it looks an awful lot like a real life lightsaber.
Well, clearly George Lucas is a regular reader of Gfest, and he agreed with our take. In fact, he agreed so much that he is now sent a cease-and-desist letter to Hong Kong-based Wicked Lasers, threatening legal action if it doesn't change its Laser series or stop selling it altogether.
So we apologize to Wicked Lasers. George Lucas has turned into a dick as of late. First he ruined Star Wars, then he ruined Indiana Jones. Now unfortunately, he's coming after you.
Mark Greenawald is the Picasso of bodypainting. He's also single handedly provided gfest more enjoyment in one day of searching his home page, than George Lucas has in the last decade. The guy has a real knack for pumping out gorgeous Star Wars themed body paints. You're welcome.
You probably know by now that your friends at Gfest, like the rest of the world, have been seriously dissapointed by George Lucas as of late. The king of sci-fi has just been mailing it in for at least the last decade.
So while the thought of a Star Wars and A Team crossover may have onced seem like a horrible suggestion, we now live in a world where Jar Jar Binks exists. In that spirit, this trailer now seems awesome.
Who doesn't like Star Wars? If you don't, you won't admit it because it's a crime worse than treason.
Who does like George Lucas? If you do, you won't admit it because, it's a crime against humanity.
While the movie itself is outstanding. The writing is superb and the animation/motion is unbelievable. What's more outstanding than the movie, is the Lego collection these folks have obtained to produce this fantastic film.
Sit back and enjoy the Star Wars Trilogy (4-6), in Legos, in two minutes without being F@&cked by George Lucas. It's Gfest awesome.
is a regular reader of Gfest, and he agreed with our take. In fact, he agreed so much that he is now sent a cease-and-desist letter to Hong Kong-based Wicked Lasers, threatening legal action if it doesn't change its Laser series or stop selling it altogether. 
, then he ruined Indiana Jones
. Now unfortunately, he's coming after you.
You probably know by now that your friends at Gfest, like the rest of the world, have been seriously dissapointed by George Lucas 
as of late. The king of sci-fi has just been mailing it in for at least the last decade. 
and A Team 
crossover may have onced seem like a horrible suggestion, we now live in a world where Jar Jar Binks 
exists. In that spirit, this trailer now seems awesome. 
