McGregor is also the right age where you could probably get a whole separate midlife Obi Wan trilogy out of him before dovetailing into A New Hope. Maybe have Bail Organa send him on a series of smaller adventures that only his Jedi training would be suited for to aid the fledgling Rebellion?

The final day is graduation where in lieu of a diploma, CBS representative Julie Chen will serve you a lawsuit in a commemorative leather portfolio.

It generally brings clicks / viewers which is why ESPN, Rolling Stone, and a few other big outlets give it at least cursory coverage nowadays.

I could see the Cinemascore dipping due to the marketing being misleading. I was bored throughout a lot of the incomprehensible spy nonsense.

I quite enjoyed it - go check out a matinee if you have time. The 3D was great too.

Diet Wild Cherry Pepsi doesn't taste like diet at all thanks to the cherry flavoring.

To be fair, it's more so French financed than a straight French film.

The rumored idea for the new film is that it's from the detectives' perspective so you really only get to see Spawn a few times and thus saving a ton of money on CGI.

How exactly is this different from The Man in the High Castle?

I've not reads the books but I think there's still a few threads left from them they haven't pulled. There's the glaring (and unlikely) Lady Stoneheart most notably.

With all the crap Sony makes, you'd think they'd just give Besson and Willis a lot of money to make a true Fifth Element sequel since it's formed a pretty loyal fan base via home video over the last 20 years.

Stop or My Mom Will Shoot

This one lacks any discernible jaw.

They've been Weekend at Bernie's-ing him for at least three years now to various Comic Cons and book signings.

I remember some fan concern when Harry Potter came within 1-2 movies of catching Rowling during her prolonged writing process on Half Blood Prince, but she ended up finishing like four years before the final film was released.

That really starts making the timelines involving the shows even more off since Agents of SHIELD often clearly runs parallel to the events of at least the Avengers based films.

If only Manhattan had like four other heroes defending the city that Tony could pick from to restock the Avengers.

Plus Cap's shield magnet, Hawkeye's upgraded bow and quiver, and Hulk's tear resistant pants. Only Thor lacks any Stark upgrades since he already has Asgardian gear.

I saw Hateful Eight on 70mm and it was great to get the extended cut and program, but the theater projected it onto a tiny screen that they'd normally use for arthouse fare instead of any of their jumbo screens which were all tied up with The Force Awakens.

Mark Rylance looks as bored in the trailer as I do each time I've had to sit through it.