Star Wars Visions Volume 3 Episode 8, “The Bird of Paradise” reminds us that Star Wars is at its best when it lets us feel the Force.
Author: Adrian Ruiz
Adrian Ruiz
I am just a guy who spends way to much time playing videos games, enjoys popcorn movies more than he should, owns too much nerdy memorabilia and has lots of opinions about all things pop culture. People often underestimate the effects a movie, an actor, or even a video game can have on someone. I wouldn’t be where I am today without pop culture.
Studio TRIGGER’s “The Smuggler” trades spectacle for sincerity, and in doing so, it quietly finds something worth continuing in Star Wars: Visions Volume 3.
Star Wars Visions Volume 3 Episode 6 earns its continuation: F’s compassion and resolve turn survival into renewal, proving some Visions deserve to keep shining
“Yuko’s Treasure” may not swing as hard as some of Star Wars: Visions Volume 3’s heavier entries, but it doesn’t have to.
The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope proves Star Wars is best when animated: expressive, introspective, and beautiful, even if it revisits familiar ground.
Star Wars Visions Season 3 Episode 4, “The Bounty Hunter” strips Star Wars to its core: no prophecy, just the dangerous act of doing what’s right.
Star Wars Visions Season 3 Episode 2, “The Song of the Four Wings,” from Project Studio Q turns faith into firepower.
The Duel: Payback opens Visions Volume 3 with stunning animation but little to say: an echo of past glory that mistakes familiarity for meaning.