Star Wars Visions Review

I just finished watching Star Wars Visions, and I have to say it’s an exciting series. Granted, I think they could’ve made many more episodes than they did because there were so many different scenarios that they could've gone with, but all in all, I think it was a fantastic bunch of stories. They’re all self-contained stories at different times and in unique locations. I wouldn’t say I liked how all the stories ended with light versus dark. I did, however, like the last report. I find it very meaningful because the reason why the Jedi had switched from morning to night was to save somebody they cared about, and it wasn’t for some absurd, selfish motive. Many people can relate to switching sides because somebody they care about is on that side, or somehow, their loved one will be helped by them switching sides.

I hope that if there is a second season of Star Wars Visions, they can show the struggle one must go through when choosing aside. I also like the second to last story because the daughter who would’ve inherited the title had a household went with the Empire because she felt that it was the best decision for the family and not because she sought power or anything like that. Of course, any daughter betrayed by her father, who feels they are owed position by birthright, would feel that way. The young lady felt even though, in the end, the father chose the right person to head the household. It also shows that a home isn’t necessarily the building you live in and has more to do with who someone surrounds themselves with.

I also liked the story about the two Darkside twins because the only reason the male was fighting against the female twin was that he had seen a vision, and he didn't want it to come true, similar to Darth Vader and his nightmare of losing his wife in childbirth. I wish the endings were more nuanced beyond the light vs dark concept.

All in all, I have to say Star Wars Visions was an excellent collection of episodes, and again, I look forward to either the second season or more Star Wars material similar to Star Wars Visions. I recommend Star Wars Visions to any Star Wars fan. I think you’ll find many parts of it that you’ll enjoy. I also think you’ll truly be amazed at the level of artistry they put into the lightsaber duels. I am curious to anyone who has seen Star Wars visions. What was your impression of it?