For Star Wars enthusiasts celebrating May the 4th, choosing the perfect movie can be a challenge amidst the diverse and often controversial franchise entries. However, for those seeking an unforgettable viewing experience, Star Wars: The Last Jedi presents compelling reasons to be the top choice.
May 4th has become unofficially known as Star Wars Day, a day for fans of the iconic space opera franchise to gather, celebrate, and share their love for the films. The origins of the holiday can be traced back to 1979 when a London newspaper congratulated Margaret Thatcher on her first day in office with the headline “May the Fourth Be With You, Maggie. Congratulations!” The popularity of Star Wars Day surged in recent years thanks to social media.
Explore our top picks for underappreciated gems available now on PlayStation’s subscription service, including an exciting Metroidvania, a retro action-platformer, and a PS2 classic that fills the void of a canceled Star Wars game.
Daisy Ridley has long been typecast as Rey in the ‘Star Wars’ sequels, but her performance in ‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ proves she has the range and talent to move beyond that iconic role. In this indie drama, Ridley plays Fran, a lonely introvert who struggles with social anxiety. It’s a transformative role that showcases Ridley’s ability to convey vulnerability and depth without uttering a word. The film balances humor and pathos as Fran navigates her inner struggles and builds an unlikely connection with a new colleague. While Ridley’s return to ‘Star Wars’ has raised concerns about her career trajectory, ‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ suggests she has the potential to break free from the ‘Star Wars’ curse and establish herself as a versatile and acclaimed actress.
FinanceBuzz, a personal-finance website, is offering $1,000 to watch all nine main films in the Star Wars franchise. The catch? You can’t be a Star Wars fan. The job description specifies that the company is looking for someone with “fresh Padawan eyes” who has never seen a Star Wars film, TV series, or played a Star Wars video game. The chosen candidate will be tasked with watching all nine films within a week in late May. In return, FinanceBuzz will pay $1,000, plus $100 for related expenses. The deadline to apply is May the Fourth.
May the 4th is the perfect day to be a Star Wars fan, and if you’re in the Philadelphia area, you’re in for a treat. For one night only, Lincoln Mill Haunted House is putting on a Star Wars-themed haunted house that you won’t want to miss.
FinanceBuzz is offering $1,000 to a single candidate who has never experienced any ‘Star Wars’ media. The selected individual, known as the ‘Wookie Rookie,’ will watch all nine main films chronologically within a week in late May. In return, FinanceBuzz will pay $1,000 plus $100 for expenses. The deadline to apply is May 4th.
FinanceBuzz is on the hunt for someone who has never experienced the iconic ‘Star Wars’ franchise to watch all nine main films and share their fresh perspective for an upcoming article. The chosen candidate will receive $1,000 for completing the task within a week.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers can now experience the thrilling adventure of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, available starting April 25th. The sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order brings enhanced gameplay, stunning graphics, and a captivating story, making it a must-play action-adventure title for both Star Wars fans and non-fans alike.
Blue milk, a beverage first seen in the original ‘Star Wars’ film, is now available for purchase in stores. Dairy brands Kemps and TruMoo have launched the low-fat, vanilla-flavored milk, which comes in packaging featuring an image of Luke Skywalker battling Darth Vader. While once only available at Disney World’s Star Wars attraction, the galactic goodness can now be found at select local stores. Customers can visit TruMoo’s website to find out which stores have blue milk in stock.
