The Force is about to awaken in theaters once more. Star Wars: A New Hope—the film that launched a galaxy of movies, books, comics, video games, and obsessive trivia contests—is making its triumphant return to the big screen in April 2027 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Yes, it’s been half a century since Luke stared longingly at Tatooine’s twin suns, and we all signed up for a lifetime of space drama. Starting April 30, 2027, the legendary space opera will screen in select theaters worldwide, kicking off a limited run that’s bound to sell out faster than you can say “I’ve got a bad feeling about this.” When and Where to Catch the 50th Anniversary Re-Release Lucasfilm hasn’t dropped the full map of participating theaters just yet, but what we do know is this: Ticket sales haven’t opened yet, but get ready to mash that refresh button in late 2026…
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Star Wars Celebration 2019 Schedule
If you’re prepping for Star Wars Celebration in just a few more days, you may want to plan your strategy in advance. I know every time I go to a convention, I try to plot out my schedule with the map in advance. Sure, you can just show up and wing it, but places are packed and if you’ve never been there before, it can be disorienting. Any time I’ve tried to wing it, I missed out on stuff I wanted to do because I couldn’t find it, or get there in time. StarWars.com has the FULL panel schedule posted now. You can see everything happening in Chicago on the 13th, and determine what you want to go to and when it’s happening. There are various stages with panels, discussions and even hands-on activities for you. It covers all the events from Friday, the 11th, to Monday the 15th, so…
SWTOR withdraws from Star Wars Celebration 2 Weeks Prior
With only two more weeks to go, SWTOR has officially pulled out of the Star Wars Celebration, shocking many fans. They will, however, still be attending Gamescon which has a lot of people questioning the motives behind this decision. Players will also be able to play the new warzone at Gamescon which sounds like exciting news for those who get to go. It’s kind of hard to understand why they could not spare the staff to go to Florida but they can go to Germany. Seems like they are saying one event is higher on their priority list than the other. Maybe if they had not laid off so much of their staff (particularly those in the community department) then they would not have to back out of this event. Anyway, it’s a real bummer to the fans but it sounds like it’s officially a sure thing. This thread explains the news:…