Articles by Matt Poppe

We’ve yet to see the event that transforms Andor from a poor survivalist into a spy willing to die (and kill) for the Rebellion. 

This isn’t your father’s Star Wars, and it’s not your six-year-old’s either.

The Dark Side may be a pathway to many abilities, but vengeance and blind rage is a pathway to losing the forest for the trees.

Terrible, ungodly things happen when we sacrifice our ideals on the altars of peace and stability.

If my best hopes for this series are fulfilled, it’ll be the redemption of Kenobi’s arc and seeing that Luke was not alone in his hope for Anakin.

If we desire a faith that inhabits the affections of those racked with grief and misery, we do ourselves no favors to ignore suffering and pretend it’s not as bad as it is.

It’s no wonder Marc’s scales have never balanced. There is nothing balanced about any of this.

Marc Spector continues to wrestle with the implications of his role as Khonshu’s avatar of justice.

Maybe in the midst of this rock ’em sock ’em superhero show, we’ll learn something of spiritual pride’s dangers.

I thought the show would only succeed once Boba Fett expands his table. It turns out, the showrunners thought the same thing.

The people at Lucasfilm squeezed the epilogue of The Mandalorian’s second season into The Book of Boba Fett’s first.

Cast down the mighty. Send the rich away. Four episodes in, we’ve got our plot now.

Maybe this boss in a galaxy far, far away will actually get it right where others got it wrong.

The Hawkeye Scrooge faced his past, burned the suit, and gained something of a daughter in the process.

It’s an almost impossible task, to give up your right to another’s life.

Now that Ronin is “out there” again, Clint can’t let the wrath reserved for Ronin fall on someone else, let alone a kid who needs his help.