He lives and he trains and he fights with the Furious Five!
Protect the valley, something, something, something, something, alive!

...building a wooden child because he never fathered one of his own...

With faithful sidekicks Bewchacca and 3-CPO?

Knifey-Spooney

The Office for the win... god what a great show.

I hear you! I live close to the former Northland Village Mall and when it closed they were shooting in there. I could peek through the partitions in one spot and see all the cameras and make-up people and although I did see a couple zombies I didn’t see any stars. But it did make them a bit less scary!  

They’ve been filming this all around my home town for months now. Some really cool sets and scenes. Can’t wait to see it

What do you get when you cross Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip? Killed in a tunnel. 

Ahoska

Ahsoka... Andor... Obi-Wan... Knights of the republic or whatever... the new one with Jude Law... we’re getting into “Stephen King: A through Aardvark” territory here people

How ’bout, “Will they explain why Kenobi is hiding out from the Empire but keeps his original surname?”

I was born 1978 and yeah, the 90s was definitely still weed. 

Check these out. No idea why they cut them.

Same. A very influential and underrated movie. 

This *does* look *completely* fucked; certain aesthetics remind me of Jacob’s Ladder, one of the more disturbing movies ever made:

My wife finally quit working for her mom’s small business after 15 years because her mom and her business partner created such a toxic work environment that it was manifesting in her physical as well as mental health. She is now in a much better place professionally and psychologically.

I know - my favourite novelist and journalist Mordecai Richler wrote extensively for Playboy and he didn’t pull punches for anyone, nor did he suffer fools gladly. He reveled in pugnaciously puncturing pomposity.

Wow, when was the last time you read an actual hardball interview with an A-list movie star? Talk about a bygone era. This is clearly one of those articles people read Playboy for.

To paraphrase the man’s own words when he announced the new movie... “Today I get to fulfil a solemn vow I made to my fans to release a major motion picture every 37 years, like clockwork.”

It was a shame that they never made the follow up to Tinker, Smiley’s People, as was rumoured; I heard it was because the director made a huge bomb in the interim (Snowman) and lost his backing.