I am really late to the party on this, but I have finally seen Rouge One. It was released back in December 2016, and it is meant to fill in the gap between Episode 3 - Revenge of the Sith - and Episode 4 - A New Hope. Overall, I enjoyed the piece. It is a nice filler story in the saga that is Star Wars. I adore Felicity Jones - first saw her in an adaptation of Northanger Abbey and she is wonderful in this film. I did feel like they didn't balance Jyn's story with the rest

i can't even is such a charming web series that captures the essence of fandom life. It is essentially Tumblr in video form. The story surrounds two friends, Em and Lex, who share an apartment, who are both super fans of just about everything. It does not appear to have a specific order as to which episodes you watch, but they cover Star Wars, Doctor Who, Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, Twilight, Lord of the Rings, and the general struggles of getting invested in a book serie

The Princess, The Scoundrel, and The Farm Boy is a kind of retelling of the beloved first film in the original Star Wars Trilogy. I say "kind of" because it is the exact same story as Star Wars Episode IV, but it has a different way of telling it because - *gasp* - it's a book. This is part of a project that Disney-Lucasfilm Press created and has each of the origial trilogy written by a different author. This one was written by Alexandra Bracken - most well known for her tril