Really, that’s mostly all I know about the movie — for the most part, it feels like a big summer popcorn action flick, lots of explosions and special effects, and it’s getting mocked particularly because everyone wonders why it’s a movie based on a board game, rather than just calling it something like “ Sailors vs. Aliens .” Personally, I wonder if the

This is actually my first experience with Kre-O, and there are some interesting differences between Kre-O and Lego. The minifigs were the first thing we assembled, of course, since my kids wanted to get right to playing with the people and aliens. The people are actually quite a bit more flexible than Lego minifigs: they can pivot at the waist, and the arms and legs are attached with ball joints rather than just pivots, which allows you to pose them in ways that Lego minifigs can’t. The heads are also a different shape: instead of being round cylinders, they have a jawline and a chin. The alien minifigs are a little simpler, reminding me somewhat of the Clone Trooper figurine from Star Wars Lego .

Today is May 4 and that can only mean one thing for Star Wars enthusiasts across the globe, Star Wars Day. The special day is celebrated by people who all share a love of all-things Star Wars and with that in mind we thought we’d bring you some details of some great quirky and nostalgic tech accessories and gadgets for Star Wars Day.

Earlier today we brought you news of Star Wars apps so you may want to check that article out too but on to gadgets and accessories so that you can fuel your Star Wars love even further. We’ve taken a look at a roundup of accessories on Mashable and have chosen some of the best. If you want more details on any of them or to purchase the items simply click on the links.

For those of you attracted to the darkside we’ll start with the Darth Vader DJ Stereo Headphones with the Sith featured on each side and the pliable headband showing the Empire insignia. These are compatible with smartphones and MP3s and have impedance of 32 ohms, sensitivity of 105 dB and a frequency range of 20-18,000 Hz. They’re priced at $49.99.