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Kinect Star Wars (Video Game) / Emperor Palpatine (voice) The Return of Joe Rich / Joe NeidermanIf you read my Rebel Alliance Battle pack review, then you know I was relentlessly negative and joyless from the outset. I am going to try to make the Galactic Empire Battle Pack review a little more entertaining. So, hopefully, even if this set is a disappointment, at least the review won't be. Besides, how disappointing can a LEGO set be? Welcome to LEGO STAR WARS 75134: THE EMPIRE STRIKES NEXT REVIEW: SET DETAILSSet #: 75134Name: Galactic Empire Battle PackTheme: Star WarsParts: 109Price: $12.99 Before we get to the build, let’s talk value. At 12.99 the price per piece works out to almost $.12 each. This is on the high side of pricing for a licensed set. There are 4 minifigures. The minifigures are 2 Jetpack Stormtroopers (with enough blaster marks that they must actually be dead), 1 Imperial Technician, and a Shocktrooper Stormtrooper. All 4 are unique to this set (except the jumptrooper who is not unique by the virtue of there being 2.)
Some people may wind up picking up a set that is open box or, want to verify the box contents before beginning a build. For this set, there are 2 unnumbered baggies and an instruction book. The Empire wants to hold this dismal corner of this dismal planet, so they have sent 4 of their best and brightest unnamed troopers. Yup, these 4 unsung heroes of the Empire are definitely on the fast track, as soon as they pull themselves together. The Empire is all about organization and working efficiently. Apparently these fellows didn't get the memo, so their work area is a disaster. At least they are working together. On over a thousand planets, a similar scene is taking place today. The Empire is going to protect your home from the Rebels, even if it kills you. Social programs and welfare can wait until the Empire crushes the insurgents. These dedicated soldiers will make sure that their weapons are ready to defend your freedom to starve for the glorious Empire. Don't get to close, this equipment is heavy and dangerous, especially to potential Rebel spies.
Which you probably are. Who said that Stormtroopers couldn't build anything? They are very efficient at building their equipment. The technician makes sure that his control area is set up correctly. Just wait right there, we'll have the weapon up and running shortly, and we'll give you a firsthand demonstration. Now, just hold it right there. If you move even a little, we might miss. Well, a Battle Pack is a Battle Pack. These things are never terribly interesting. It's a small build with a lot of pieces used for the minifigures and their accessories themselves. out of 109 pieces, we use 24 for the 4 minifigures, 8 for the guns and 12 for their ammo. This leaves just over 60 pieces for a mediocre gun platform. I'd probably be more enthusiastic if I liked the minifigures, but I'm not really a fan of EU. The Shocktrooper stinks of pandering, and the Jumptroopers would have been nicer if there weren't multiple holes in their torsos, making them dead jumptroopers.
I like Stormtroopers too. I just don't like non-movie Stormtroopers. I don't think that they do well in the aftermarket unless they are incredibly limited. These guys are everywhere and will continue to be for the next year. I expect to find these on clearance and debate picking any up. Battle Packs don't excite me, EU Battlepacks even less so. Maybe they're your bread and butter, maybe you make a good return on them, but I see the margins on these not being wirth the time or effort. As you can see, lots of extra studs for the stud shooters. Also an extra printed piece for the jetpack and a spring missile. About us and Contact info PR Info / Advertising LEGO® STAR WARS®: The Empire Strikes Out™ Animated Special Packed with Humor, Action and Fun – and an Exclusive Darth Disclosure: The reviews and or opinions on this blog are my own opinions . No monitory compensation was received. I was not required to write a positive review. Your experience may differ.
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We’ll start from the beginning and please bare in mind that this is current at the time of publishing because movie licenses in particular come and go pretty frequently on Netflix. The movie trilogy that started everything. The first three films released within six years of each other was truly ahead of their time in regards to their movie special effects and story telling and it’s the reason why most of you got into the franchise in the first place. Star Wars Episode IV is available on Netflix in most South American countries, some European countries (excluding the UK and Ireland) plus it’s available on many of the Caribbean islands. Star Wars Episode V is available on Netflix in the same regions as episode IV. The same applies to Star Wars Episode VI too. A lot of fans have a lot to say about the prequel trilogy with some merit, but they did successfully introduce millions of millennials (including myself) to the Star Wars universe, and for that I thank them. Using the technology now available to George Lucas he brought the clone wars to life with moderate success.
All three movies are streaming on some regions of Netflix and all on the same. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Pain, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Stars Wars Episode II: Revenge of the Sith are available on Netflix in the Caribbean islands, South America and the Netherlands. Star Wars Episode VII was the first movie produced under the new ownership of Disney. It told a somewhat similar story to the very first Star Wars movie but as a whole was regarded as a solid return to form with returning characters from the old movies as well as plenty of new characters to be invested in. The movie was released just before the Disney window, so Netflix US won’t be streaming the movie as it will the newer Star Wars movies. However, those in Canada and Australia can stream Episode VII. This also extends to many of the Caribbean islands which can also stream the Episode VII. Rogue One is a bold new step for Star Wars. With a new Star Wars movie coming out every fall they will alternate between the sequel trilogy and the anthology movies.
The first movie to come is Rogue One that tells us the story as to how the rebellion was able to capture the death star plans. Now those in the US can be excited. Star Wars: Rogue One is coming to Netflix and all future anthology films will too by the looks of it. As part of the arrangement, new movies will come to Netflix around 8-10 months after they release in the cinemas. That means we’re likely to get Rogue One added to Netflix in late Summer/early Fall on Netflix US. The movie is also likely to come to Netflix Canada and Australia too with the UK rights still belonging to Sky. The first animated movie, released in 2008 just before a series was made using the same name, introduced us to new characters and was pretty groundbreaking at the time. Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) is available on Netflix in Canada, the USA, British Overseas Territories, South American and the Caribbean. As we mentioned above, there are two big Star Wars series as of right now. The first, The Clone Wars, was a television series continuing the adventures of Obi-Wan and Anakin Skywalker throughout the clone wars.
It initially aired on Cartoon Network but was bought by Netflix a couple of years ago along with an unreleased season. However, you can only stream The Clone Wars series on Netflix in most Netflix regions including the US but notably excluding the United Kingdom. The other series, called Star Wars Rebels is a Disney-produced show and is exclusively available on Disneys platforms in the US, Canada and Australia. However, it is available on Netflix in British Overseas Territories, South America and the Netherlands. As of yet, there are no plans for a Star Wars series on Netflix although there are ample rumors that believe one is coming. Here’s where those rumors are coming from. For a while now, there’s been a campaign for Netflix to produce a series based on The Old Republic stories. It’s reached over 120,000 supporters so far but no word has come from Disney or Netflix since it started. CinemaBlend reported a year ago that three Star Wars shows were in development and said that Netflix was among the networks going to be picking them up.