Why are we overthinking this? Of course it’s sharing stuff with the MCU. This is a simple occam’s razor thing that people are overthinking. 

But when Morbius’ friend Loxias Crown (Matt Smith) goes through a similar transformation and resolves to use his powers to wreak havoc, Morbius realizes that monster or not, he’s the one person capable of saving the people he loves and, perhaps, the world.

Jim Spanfeller is a boneheaded incompetent idiot and I have no idea why anyone would expect him to make a smart business decision.

Bye Gita and Josh. Good luck!

Fucking herb

Weird, it’s almost like it actually takes them time to put them in. 

From a storytelling perspective, “re-answering” a question isn’t really a thing. You may not be happy with the way a question was answered— but it’s one thing to answer a question in a way some may find unsatisfying, and quite another thing to say “actually, that answer is THIS instead.”  It’s like an improv game but…

Eh. SW fans have had since 1999 to accept that most of the movies are just chasing that OT high, and EU fans are used to swimming through crap to get to the good stuff.

How do I star an article? Well done.

You know what really, really helped me?

Editing, writing, mostly.

For me , it's Uniqlo HeatTech. It's thin, light, comfy, and nice and warm. Especially when worn under a nicer outfit. 

For me , it's Uniqlo HeatTech. It's thin, light, comfy, and nice and warm. Especially when worn under a nicer…

It makes a lot more sense to me that Sheev’s kids would have been born around the same time as Luke and Leia, since Rey looks to be about the same age as Ben, and he would have been late 50s or early 60s during the Revenge of the Sith era, and still basically normal looking.

The interesting thing is that, most of the fandom has *liked* all the movies. The narrative that TLJ was “divisive” was actually the result of a combination of alt-right and Russian assets trolling/pushing the idea that it was really upsetting to so many people. A research group actually checked it out and wrote a…

It’s funny to me because the desire to move toys led to every other being in the cantina being an action figure after (or during) the release of the first movie, and then this complicated mythos evolved to fill in the stories of these nobodies Kenner was marketing, and now that has become some sort of religious text…

On the one hand, it’s pretty clear that nobody really planned out extensive character arcs for the leads from the outset, not even for Rey.

I think you’re missing the point. No one cares about broom boy himself, but rather what he represents. TLJ definitely ended with the implication that more Force users would awaken across the galaxy. Force users who aren’t related to a Skywalker or Kenobi or, hmm, a Palpatine. It was a neat idea! And RoS ignores it…

*Sigh*

“Let the past die, kill it if you have to.” That was the takeaway from The Last Jedi

This is why that stupid helmet was reforged. They needed an animatronic Kylo.