All 10 Ways The Obi-Wan Kenobi Disney+ TV Show Changed A New Hope For The Better
Obi-Wan Kenobi's presence during the story of A New Hope changed for the better after Disney+ aired the Obi-Wan Kenobi television series.
The film that began the Star Wars franchise, Episode IV - A New Hope tells the story of wistful Force-sensitive Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), who longs to leave his home planet of Tatooine to fight the evil Empire. After inheriting his Jedi father's weapon, a lightsaber, Luke sets off under the tutelage of Obi-Wan Kenobi (Alec Guinness) with smuggler Han Solo (Harrison Ford) to join the Rebellion and face the evil Darth Vader.
Obi-Wan Kenobi's presence during the story of A New Hope changed for the better after Disney+ aired the Obi-Wan Kenobi television series.
Over the years, Star Wars has made some amazing projects with fantastic scenes, but none of them have topped one groundbreaking scene in A New Hope.
Princess Leia's iconic white robes she wore in A New Hope have become timeless, and the inspiration for the outfit only makes her character better.
Star Wars' debut movie A New Hope introduced countless classic quotes, concepts, and moments, but 10 lines in particular are the most iconic of all.
Star Wars has failed to follow up on one throwaway line in A New Hope by Beru Lars about a supposedly common alien race in the galaxy far, far away.
The Star Wars prequels unwittingly made a seemingly inconsequential scene in A New Hope much more tragic via the development of two key characters.
Princess Leia’s first words to Darth Vader in the opening scenes of A New Hope hint at a potential Star Wars story that is yet to be explored.
A New Hope introduced many exciting Star Wars concepts, but some, including the Clone Wars themselves, were altered significantly in the prequels.
The Sith world of Exegol in The Rise of Skywalker contains a subtle easter egg that connects to the first Star Wars movie and the Legends timeline.
A New Hope kickstarted the Star Wars franchise, but as the galaxy has grown, certain canon aspects have helped improve the first-ever Star Wars movie.
This absolutely awesome Star Wars fan film provides A New Hope with the perfect epilogue, giving new context to what was once a Star Wars mystery.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars made one plot detail from A New Hope even more hilariously nonsensical than it already was, doubling down on its absurdity.
Given what is known of the Star Wars franchise after the original film, Luke Skywalker is told a lot of lies by those closest to him in A New Hope.
The introduction of a character is one of the most important parts of a character's arc, and these 10 character introductions are the best ever.
George Lucas' Star Wars: The Clone Wars accidentally retconned one of A New Hope's most important scenes, and Star Wars needs to address it.
The Star Wars Legends continuity's A New Hope radio drama introduced a nemesis for Princess Leia who has a counterpart in the current canon.
Han Solo's blaster from Star Wars: A New Hope, as used by Harrison Ford, sold at auction for over $1 million and set a new Guinness world record.
Luke Skywalker’s character was incredibly naive in the first Star Wars movie, something that one scene in A New Hope sums up to perfection.
The best Star Wars canon and Legends materials portray Stormtroopers as deadly and frightening villains, yet some recent canon properties forget this.
Despite the triumphant ending to A New Hope, there was one hero who got shortchanged in an unfortunate Star Wars oversight. Now LEGO is making amends.
A New Hope's medal ceremony is one of the greatest movie endings of all time, but it also has a problem that creates a glaring Star Wars plot hole.