A week and a half left, and I am still blissfully unaware! I have managed to stay away from the articles, videos, and posts about Rogue One, and I feel cautiously optimistic that I will enter the theater without too many preconceived notions.
Though this willful ignorance does create two problem when posting Rogue One patterns…
We are now armed with tickets for Rogue One! After much deliberation, we decided to go on Friday instead of Thursday. We really want the kids to see it with us the first time around (instead of the adults pre-screening, like we did with The Force Awakens), and it would just be too late for little guy to see it on a school night.
So the question then is, why do we think it is OK for our kids to see it without us checking first.
1 month left guys!! I know I promised 3 more Rebels patterns, but I just could not contain myself. I finished the Rogue One designs over the weekend, and I wanted to start sharing them with you guys as soon as possible! (For you Star Wars: Rebels fans, I promise we will get back to those in a couple of months or so.)
Chopper is the funniest and silliest of the Star Wars: Rebels characters, so that makes him the automatic favorite of our 4-year old son. It’s the Ewok and Jar Jar effect (who he also loves), though I think I can safely say that Chopper is not as panned by adults as the furry creatures, nor as despised as our lanky, pink friend.
One of the best reasons to watch Star Wars: Rebels is how it broadens our understanding and knowledge of the Star Wars universe. The show is wonderful on its own merit, but the bridge it creates between the Original Trilogy, the Prequels and Clone Wars makes it almost required watching for any fan.
We watch Star Wars: Rebels as a family. Our kids are 9 and 4, and the show is great fun for them, as well as for me and the Hubby. That is, with one major exception.
May the Fourth be with You Party 