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3.75” (“BUILD-A-WEAPON” ASSORTMENT) Sergeant Jyn Erso (Eadu) Imperial Stormtrooper K-2SO Imperial Ground Crew Sabine Wren - Star Wars Rebels Kanan Jarrus (Stormtrooper Disguise) - Star Wars Rebels Kylo Ren - The Force Awakens Chirrut Emwe Sergeant Jyn Erso (Jedha) Director Orson Krennic Darth Vader Captain Cassian Andor Princess Leia Organa - Star Wars Rebels Rey (Jakku) - The Force Awakens 3.75” (2-PACK “VS” ASSORTMENT) Moroff vs Scariff Stormtrooper Squad Leader Rebel Commander Pao vs Imperial Death Trooper Baze Malbus vs Imperial Stormtrooper Poe Dameron vs First Order Snowtrooper Officer - The Force Awakens Darth Maul vs Seventh Sister - Star Wars Rebels 3.75” (VEHICLE W/FIGURE ASSORTMENT) DELUXE VEHICLES Imperial AT-ACT Playset with 3-figures (Jyn Erso, Astromech Droid, Driver) CLASS III VEHICLES Rebel U-Wing Fighter with Cassian Andor Imperial TIE Striker with Pilot CLASS II VEHICLES A-Wing with Hera Syndulla - Star Wars Rebels First Order Snowspeeder with Snowtrooper - The Force Awakens CLASS I VEHICLES Imperial Speeder with AT-DP Pilot - Star Wars Rebels Ezra Bridgers’s Speeder with Ezra Bridger - Star Wars Rebels Assault Walker with Stormtrooper Sergeant - The Force Awakens 6” BLACK SERIES Sergeant Jyn Erso (Jedha) Captain Cassian Andor (Eadu) K-2SO Imperial Death Trooper EXCLUSIVES Sergeant Jyn Erso (Eadu) [Kmart] Imperial Hovertank Pilot [Toys”R”Us] 12” HERO SERIES Sergeant Jyn Erso Imperial Death Trooper INTERACTIVE Interactech 12" Imperial Stormtrooper Smart R2-D2 [Walmart Exclusive] BLACK SERIES TITANIUM VEHICLES U-Wing TIE Striker Cargo Shuttle ROLE PLAY THE BLACK SERIES Imperial Stormtrooper Electronic Voice Changer Helmet Shadow Trooper Electronic Voice Changer Helmet [Amazon Exclusive] NERF BLASTERS Captain Cassian Andor Blaster [Target Exclusive] MASKS Imperial Death Trooper Imperial Storm Trooper ELITE SERIES ACTION FIGURES Sergeant Jyn Erso Captain Cassian Andor Imperial Death Trooper Baze Malbus K-2SO Bodhi Rook Chirrut Emwe C2-B5 DELUXE FIGURINE SET 10-Figure Set (Sergeant Jyn Erso, Captain Cassian Andor, Imperial Death Trooper, Baze Malbus, K-2SO, Bodhi Rook, Chirrut Emwe, Imperial Hovertank Pilot, Director Orson Krennic, Darth Vader) SYSTEM SETS 75152 - Imperial Assault Hovertank 75153 - AT-ST Walker 75154 - TIE Striker 75155 - Rebel U-Wing Fighter 75156 - Krennic's Imperial Shuttle BUILDABLE FIGURES 75119 - Sergeant Jyn Erso 75120 - K-2SO 75121 - Imperial Death Trooper CARSHIPS Boba Fett’s Slave I TIE Fighter STARSHIPS Partisan X-wing Fighter U-Wing Fighter STARSHIP 2-PACKS X-wing Fighter vs TIE Striker (Battle Damaged) POP! VINYL Jyn Erso Director Orson Krennic Chirrut Emwe Darth Vader K-2SO Imperial Death Trooper Baze Malbus Imperial Hovertank Pilot BIG FIGS Sergeant Jyn Erso Imperial Death Trooper K-2SO Imperial Stormtrooper SNAPTITE BUILD AND PLAY MODEL KITS Rebel U-wing Fighter Imperial Star Destroyer Imperial AT-ACT™ Cargo Walker PREMIUM FORMAT FIGURES Death Trooper Specialist Premium Format Figure .

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Review of Rogue One: a Star Wars Story
DVD reviews Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Gareth Edwards US 2016). Walt Disney Studios 2017. Region 1. 2.39:1 widescreen. US$23. Sean Guynes-Vishniac After the release of Revenge of the Sith (Lucas US 2005), the third film in the Star Wars prequel trilogy in 2005, George Lucas and Lucasfilm had no plans to add further feature films to the multi-billion-dollar franchise. This was in part because fans of the original Star Wars trilogy (1977–83) hated the prequels, and because Lucas was now interested in television, starting with the animated series The Clone Wars (2008–14, 2019). When Disney bought Lucasfilm, they announced a new trilogy extending the saga of the Skywalker family, and several standalone non-saga ‘anthology’ films to fill narrative gaps in the universe; Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is the first of these anthology films. Its position raises important questions about the contemporary state of the transmedia sf franchise, while its narrative looks at the limits and possibilities of sf blockbusters’ political work. To provide an easy entry into the franchise’s storyworld, Rogue One offers a cast of new characters that fit (and slightly modify) well-known franchise types: protagonist Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones), for example, pairs the scruffiness of Han Solo with the paternal drama of Luke Skywalker; Chirrut Îmwe (Donnie Yen) takes on the Jedi mystique and mentor role of Obi-Wan Kenobi; K-2SO (Alan Tudyk) is the non-human, comedy-relief sidekick, a cynical update of C-3PO. Cassian Andor (Diego Luna), however, stands out thematically, mixing the scoundrel qualities of Solo with the risky charm of Lando Calrissian, and bringing a moral ambiguity to the normally black-and-white world of Jedi and Sith; perhaps these qualities have led to Andor’s being named as the protagonist of one of the upcoming Star Wars series on the new streaming service Disney+.
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December 2, 2016 Columbia Sportswear Launches Collection Inspired by Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Limited-edition jackets inspired by characters in the first standalone Star Wars story for sale December 9 PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Columbia Sportswear today unveiled three limited- edition, high-performance jackets inspired by Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. The collection represents the first movie merchandise collaboration for Columbia and will be available in very limited quantities on www.columbia.com and Columbia’s retail locations beginning December 9. This Smart News Release features multimedia. View the full release here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20161202005171/en/ The high-performance jackets, featuring Columbia’s industry-leading technologies, take unique design inspiration from three main Rogue One characters: Sergeant Jyn Erso, Captain Cassian Andor, and the Imperial Death Trooper. Each jacket features special design details connected to the character and their allegiance in the film. The Columbia team worked closely with Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media throughout this collaboration to ensure that the jackets are an authentic representation for discerning Star Wars fans. Constructed with Columbia’s Tested Tough promise and designed with a deep nod to characters in Rogue One and the overall Star Wars franchise, each jacket will stand up to the cold, wet weather of the winter season. Details on each jacket follow: Jyn Erso Rebel Jacket: Crafted of stretch twill cotton, Sergeant Jyn Erso’s jacket features rugged leather-look details on the The Captain Cassian Andor Rebel Parka is built to sleeves and throughout the garment. The withstand the harshest conditions.
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MASCULINE REPRESENTATIONS in STAR WARS by NICOLE
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