“And Star Wars Rebels’ Hera Syndulla, who helped recruit the Mon Calamari technician who designed the “Blade Wing” that formed the basis for the fighter, plays a role in that story campaign.”
I’m just gonna leave this here:
Well, the whole “I’m a Mandalorian, weapons are my religion,” thing is pretty much up their alley.
If a character dies in my films they will likely stay dead. I think stakes are important.
Nightcrawler not being on a crew of swashbucking Mutants is a missed opportunity!
Spacedock put out a video back when this was first announced about why mixed squadrons are a bad idea.
Rick Guidice, who is featured in this documentary, is one of those people.
“I worked in a shoe store once so I know how to draw feet.”
Mark Watney an astronaut barely alive...
all this time I thought Shazam was a comedy with superhero elements, guess I got it backwards.
“It’s classic Star Trek—from Spock and McCoy, Tuvok and Neelix, to O’Brien and Bashir (at first), the franchise loves taking two characters who don’t get along, thrusting them into a tiny box (shuttlecraft or otherwise) and putting them through hell to make them ultimately come to a begrudging respect or friendship.”
Please let this happen!
Don’t forget Robot Jox!
How about Dance Dance Immolation?
When scientists gave LSD to an elephant...things did not go well.