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Last and totally not least, as in fact it’s one of my top 3 for Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2, is “Aau’s Song” by Triggerfish Animation Studios. It’s toy-like design, whimsical world, and musically driven ideas lead to a final episode containing everything that’s made this season even more special than the first. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Aau’s Song””
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Lucasfilm teams up with D’ART Shtajio for Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2’s “The Pit,” a rousing, heartfelt examination of the dangers of ignorance and hope’s ever eternal flame, which will stick with you long after its over. Stay after the credits and check my review out below afterwards! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Pit””
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At this point in my Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 watch through, 88 Pictures’ “The Bandits of Golak” is the first to feel so absolutely seeped in its studio’s culture, dazzling viewers with a heavily inspired look and feel, I eagerly wanted more Star Wars viewed through their lens, and that’s not even including the interesting story and world which also deserves to be seen more of. Check out why in my review now! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Bandits of Golak””
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Like Andor and other projects before it, Studio La Cachette proves Star Wars doesn’t need lightsabers or the Force for an engaging story to be told in their Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 short, “The Spy Dancer.” Elegant as its main character’s dance routine, its lush world and emotional story could slot right into the larger story without fuss and we’d all be the better for it. Find out why in my review! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “The Spy Dancer””
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With an expansive scope which ends up holding its own weight, Studio Mir’s Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 short, “Journey to the Dark Head,” builds intriguing new lore in an enticing time in the galaxy, flush with rich animation and enjoyable characters which will leave viewers ready for more. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Journey to the Dark Head””
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Packed with tons of lovely little details and bursting with heart, humor, and a focus on one half of the parental pair which doesn’t always get it in Star Wars, Aardman’s “I Am Your Mother” is pure delight from start to finish in their Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 short. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “I Am Your Mother””
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Dripping with anticolonialism and a resounding message of hope, Punkrobot’s “In the Stars” is the first of Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2 which not only feels like Star Wars, but distills and carries forward its political messaging, all while following the tale of two sisters, whom viewers will have a hard time not absolutely falling for, as they fight for their land against the Empire. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “In the Stars””
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Described as a ghost story with a twist, the team at Cartoon Saloon has done exactly that with Star Wars: Visions Vol. 2’s “Screecher’s Reach,” enduring us quickly to its young characters and leaving us with mouths agape as it closes, leaving you wanting to go back and rewatch it again. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Screecher’s Reach””
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Begun, the second volume of Star Wars: Visions, has! It all begins with “Sith,” by El Guiri Studios, a short bursting with a mesmerizing focus on colors and a woman trying to distance herself from her past. But when her past catches up to her, will she embrace who she is…or who she was? Find out in our review! Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Sith””
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It’s been a wild and excellent ride through the vibrant and unique worlds of Star Wars Visions, though with Science SARU’s second short, “Akakiri,” the fun must end…but hopefully just for now. This final short is unlike any before it, with a mix of strengths and weaknesses that come with it, but it’s important to include a tale of its like, while its inspirations bring this series and Star Wars full circle. Continue reading “Star Wars Visions Review: “Akakiri””
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