That works too, assuming the Sarlacc creature survived having his guts incinerated. But yes, I’m sure most fans picture it the way you described it.

Thank you. You’re right. Bo-Katan, a true Mandalorian, didn’t bother with the rule.

My son was saying “Mandalorians never take off their helmets!” and I’m going “Boba Fett is a clone, not a Mandalorian”.

Gastric/digestive juices, and lack of oxygen seriously affected him. I’m guessing no living creature would survive having their stomach burned like that. The visual effects artists should have added smoke coming out of the pit.

I loved this episode, except for the lacklustre, not very exciting ambush by those guys with energy shields. Could have been more exciting.

I believe extraterrestrial aliens have knowledge of Earth and are avoiding us on purpose, proving they are certainly smarter. But I can’t wait for a few of them to show up and fuck up every religion that exists.

Epstein’s suicide? Ha! Let’s see how long this second sex creep lasts...

Henwick said that COVID shutdown and COVID measures affected the filming of the sequel, which is understandable, but nowhere on that interview does she say that Lana Wachowski was ready to shut down production, as if Wachowski was done with the project already, like you implied.

China of course would like to remind the world that Space has been owned by China since the time of the dinosaurs.

China just getting the service the UN and all easy-to-buy corrupt governments promised her.

If 100 countries went to the UN to bitch about some Chinese action, the UN would still ignore those 100 countries rather than piss off China, the world’s biggest bully.

New Animatrix anthology series on HBO Max?

Yes. It’s good rather than great. Not enough WTF action sequences.

That’s not what Henwick says.

Going against Spider-Man certainly didn’t help them much.

Don Davis would not have returned. In interviews, he’s said that the Wachowskis have gone their own way and their paths would most likely not cross again. I did miss Davis on this sequel.

It was. And I’m old.

My dad had a franking machine back in the 70s and 80s; he was a businessman. I have no idea why he had it because I never saw him use it.

Moviemaking is an industry and big business. If there were no fans of Spider-Man, there wouldn’t be comic books or movies, both of which are financed by corporations and investors who only want to make more money. No one makes movies and TV shows pro bono.

Uncultured? Pile of shit?