Agreed.

I just think outside of the hardcore fanbase Lucas doesn't get enough recognition for the whole idea of this universe, its worlds, creatures and mythology, which is my main reason to love SW and enjoying the prequels, too. And knowing what a control freak he is, I doubt there were many decisions made during TESB that…

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The real wormhole is that Matt Damon is the first person to ask him questions!

Glad someone said this, so I wouldn't have to. All his personal life and the scientology mumbo jumbo aside he has been delivering great performances for decades now and most of the films are very entertaining, to say the least. Good to see I am not the only one who just cares about his acting, not his child's name.

Sorry, but no. I am used to some prequel bashing by now (even if it does get sillier to repeat it with every year passing by) but to say Empire is not made by Lucas is just...wrong. It's his baby. That's like saying: The parents aren't in the house right now, so it's not their child.

Haters gotta hate. I love Close Encounters, Super 8, all of Brad Birds work and most of Lindelof's, so I am looking forward to this.

Absolutely priceless! Thank you for that!

Later than expected but it'll do. Now I wonder if he will be introduced in the Avengers 2 as one of the main characters already or only hinted at. Interesting times.

The original was one of those huge classics I just couldn't get into. Found it boring and unintentionally funny. So this remake has an honest chance with me.

I didn't follow the link but my money is on Mark Pellegrino.

I don't have to, dude! But I hope they will! and not just simply go: "oh, by the way: he survived" :P

That would have ROCKED as post-credits scene :P

I'd like that too!

Entirely agree! (maybe except The Descent).

I guess that means the show takes places before the events of Avengers, at least for a while. I really doubt they'll go with the "hey, he wasn't really dead, Fury just wanted to motivate the team!" idea. If they wanted to go that way, they'd have hinted at it much more after the credits or so.

I like the scavenger hunt idea, it gives the show structure after a season or two that were so messy that you sometimes didn't even know what everyone was doing for what reason exactly.

Usually the end of a horror movie is that you think it all ends well after the showdown and then an incredibly stupid last second scare is trying to force "nothing is okay" down your throat. I hate that and would have liked to see if in your list of endings we don't want anymore (and this movie hopefully doesn't…

That girl is absolutely fantastic.

I'll be in my bunk.