I don’t understand what was the logic of not making enough of them for the Holiday season.

Are there any news about when there will be more NES Classic Editions available?

The thinking probably went along the lines of... “he has already built this monstrosity for them, I’m not going to let him alive to come up with some other abomination for them”.

If the film does well enough in China, I wouldn’t put it past Disney.

They probably could have.

Do we know who she’s playing yet?

This movie is on my must-watch list for the sole reason that it has Katheryn Winnick in it.

Given the sheer power required to fire that thing at full capacity, I’m inclined to think they were one and the same.

Probably.

Not necessarily. The Rebel Alliance, like the Jedi Order before them, loves to throw around generalships.

It is actually a very important thing. They would’ve been better off with radiators though.

If that was the case he would have included that information in his message.

Why? Is the link that much of a temptation for you?

I was coming here to post this.

Without getting into spoiler territory, Rogue One actually addresses this very elegantly, in my opinion.

I haven’t seen the movie yet, but as I understand it, Galen Erso is a weapons designer, and what is exploited is an exhaust port that leads to the main reactor. How would he even know about it or have any idea that it could be exploited? His only interaction with the main reactor is in tapping into it for the power…

The key thing about casting Poison Ivy is that she needs to have insane amounts of chemistry with Margo Robbie.

I think they did know.

I’m 34 years old, and for as long as I can remember, movies and TV shows from the US have been telling me that Detroit is a hellhole forsaken by the gods and the next best thing to a post-apocalyptic dump.

Colin Farrell, The Lobster