Star Wars: The Caravan of Courage

Now George Lucas did give his approval for this project and was on hand for a few scenes so we’ve decided to include this in our movie review section.  I personally loved this made for television movie, which did feature everyone’s favorite actor, Warwick Davis (AKA. Wicket).  The world was also introduced to Cindel Towani and her older brother Mace who were trying to recsue their parents from the big scary monster on the moon of Endor.  The whole storyline was excellect in a sense that the viewer is constantly exposed to a new member of the “caravan” throughout the film.  The acting was a bit on the cheesy side but truly fell into the tradition of the Mark Hamill style of acting that totally fits into the Star Wars universe.  I truly believe this movie could’ve been a success in the theatres.  Lastly, the narrating done in this film completely made the film while distinguishing it from the previous Star Wars films that had been released.