There are plenty of cases where two actors film there scenes while not being in the same room together. For example the Rock and Vin Diesel did the Fast and Furious 7? without being in the same room together.

An anthem is just a way to celebrate a countries existence what’s so weird about that?

It did try to destroy the key. It sank a sub in the Arctic. The movie was about finding the location of the sub. 

Technically Apple and Amazon both release on Thursdays at 8 and 9 pm EST.

Timothee Chalamet is doing a good performance but from the trailers he looks like he lacks that extra oomph to be Wonka. 

They wouldn’t be forced to hire him but they would have to pay him royalties because it’s directly tied to his show.

Actually it was Disney that essentially canceled the shows. It was there contract renewal period so if Disney pulled the license they would have had to pay Netflix money so they did the next best thing, which was to ask for so much money that Netflix was forced to cancel the shows. 

They weren’t planning anything for Daredevil, they didn’t have a clear plan then. They just knew they were going to be making Marvel shows for Disney+ and they didn’t want to be spending extra for shows that were going to appear on there competition.

Harry and Luna make sense from the movie point of view but I disagree with you from the Novel side of things.

They did take it into account. They all came out saying they were going to take losses until they pretty much hit their user cap. They determined that they’re not getting big gains anymore and in some cases investors got tired of the losses so now they’re all transitioning to a for profit model instead of the tech…

I’m happy to hear that they’ve been looking at the TV series for Highlander considering the main show is the best thing of the franchise.

They do go north to Canada even before the temperature increase.

Except for the Ad tier streaming doesn’t make money from our views so even if they released a show they would only be making pennies from a sub for that specific show. They’re transitioning to a for profit model so that means making less content and selling more content to third parties.

Snowpiercer will be on Netflix Canada in September.

The destruction of the Death Star is the exact moment the age of rebellion officially starts so yes you can say those two properties fit but by the definition they use they don’t.

The Rakata are most likely going to be the main villains for the Dawn of the Jedi movie.

Besides residuals they probably keep some of the money that was going to be used to pay for the show because I believe all deals are paid in installments not all upfront. 

The Rule of Two, Revan, The Rakatan Invasion, etc. The stuff that you’ll typically find in the lore books but haven’t gotten around to doing canon stories yet.

The story details is what has been relegated to legends the milestone events that have happened has still been treated as canon. 

Kotor doesn’t involve the creation of the Sith that event takes place a few hundred maybe a thousand years before Kotor.