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‘Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi’ review: One with the Force

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By Jorgie Rodriguez
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Star Wars needs no introduction. The iconic space opera franchise that began in 1977 continues to expand with its first anime series. In 2021, Disney+ brought a collection of nine shorts from seven anime studios with Star Wars: Visions. Among those was “The Ninth Jedi,” and a subsequent episode “Child of Hope” in Season 3, from Production I.G., which both quickly became fan favorites.
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‘Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi’ Review: One With the Force

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By Jorgie Rodriguez
| Agents of Fandom
Star Wars needs no introduction. The iconic space opera franchise that began in 1977 continues to expand with its first anime series. In 2021, Disney+ brought a collection of nine shorts from seven anime studios with Star Wars: Visions. Among those was “The Ninth Jedi,” and a subsequent episode “Child of Hope” in Season 3, from Production I.G., which both quickly became fan favorites.
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'The Odyssey' review: A Christopher Nolan epic for the ages

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By Jorgie Rodriguez
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Christopher Nolan is back, retelling one of the oldest surviving stories in history, but this time on the big screen. Fresh off the success of Oppenheimer, director Christopher Nolan’s take on the Homeric epic has finally arrived in theaters, and it’s worth seeing the film on the biggest screen possible. The Odyssey began as an oral tradition that was later written down in ancient Greece, traditionally attributed to Homer (though the story of who Homer might’ve been is an Odyssey in itself).
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