It depends on how well reviewed it is. I wouldn’t see it simply because it was part of a “cinematic universe”. That’s worked for Marvel and pretty much no one else.

A “cinematic universe” based on a single movie with no obvious sequel entry points is putting the marketing cart ahead of the creative horse.

The last thing we need is another “cinematic universe”.

Please don’t. Nothing cheapens a classic horror movie like a sequel (see Insidious).

Unless the goal is just more money, in which case cheapening a classic horror movie with sequels works wonders at the box office (see Insidious).

Everyone you named, plus Ringo.

It won’t be official till Sean Bean dies in a Star Wars movie. Either as an Imperial officer going down with his ship, or as a Rebel officer who refuses to listen to Mon Mothma’s evacuation orders or something.

He’s a wee lad

I like the way both of you think. Please cater my wedding.

I don’t know where I rank him among my favorite directors, but he’s one of my favorite humans.

#notallslobs

Exacto. Hasta Chavez hubiera dicho “chico, esto es como que mucho” con algunas de las pendejadas que se le ocurren a Trump.

Pretty much. Chavez’s first claim to fame was a failed military coup. His redemptive discourse hit the right notes for the international left, but in the end his was just another authoritarian LatAm government. Freebies when there was oil money to throw around, repression when prices fell and unrest grew.

He had the…

Miguel Nicolelis needs a Snickers.

In Episode IX, Rey also finds the time to detail the Falcon, and is the bestest ever at it.

As someone else said over on the Super Bowl teaser thread: “That’s what happens when two men live alone for too long”.

Coming soon to your D-Box theater

This actually looks good. And Ehrenreich didn’t give me horrible flashbacks from Beautiful Creatures.

If they pass him over when casting the young Indiana Jones, yes. Hopefully Ehrenreich’s not-Han teaches Disney a lesson.

Well no, those three could act. Emilia Clarke is more from the Elijah Wood/Joey Tribiani “smell the fart” school of acting.

Which I should follow by saying I really enjoy Emilia and Elijah most of the time, they just have poor emoting game.

Good point. It’s how I felt about Rogue One. So far the standalone movies seem to be nailing the Star Wars feel better.