“I saw something I recognized, and I clapped!”

Man the less time we spend with the Mandalorians as a group the better, frankly. They seem to have no interests beyond stating the obvious or repeating proverbs. Like would it kill the showrunners to show any of these people talk about food or the weather or something? They’re always just like “I will train by…

Boring conversation anyway

Star Wars in trouble? That’s not what I heard. My sources said, “Everything’s perfectly alright now. We’re fine. We’re all fine here now, thankyou. How are you?”

“Luke’s force vision or something”.

Woof, did you get that joke from the Leftovers pile?

“Mr Johnson, for the last time, we are not putting Black Adam in the Star Wars universe so he can punch a Death Star. Please leave our offices.”

Retcon the sequels out of existence by saying they were Luke’s force vision or something.

The timing is that a bunch of previously-announced SW projects just got canceled; that points to multiple shake-ups going on at the studio that makes it hard for someone just trying to make a movie. The process is that they’re still in the script stage, nothing has been filmed, (presumably) no sets have even been…

The person you replied to is absolutely correct and I don’t know where your smugness is coming from.

I’ll be honest. I wasn’t expecting a lot from Lindelof. I just figured it would be LOST... in space.

It definitely shoulda been some sort of team-up movie, with people besides the extended Marvel family (or they shoulda saved the Marvel Family stuff for the second movie entirely.) Were there really any MCU solo movie sequels that were truly solo movies? Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Dr. Strange, even Spider-Man,…

Latter day AV Club writer has gall to complain about syntax.

People love being pedantic about what genre the winners fall under. The Shape of Water is (for all intents and purposes) as much a sf film as EEAAO but people are going to argue that it was technically fantasy while ignoring that EEAAO could also be easily classified as fantasy because there’s a lot of overlap between…

Ant-Man could have justified a third film.

With Feige, Kathleen Kennedy was probably headed to his birthday party when she realized her assistant hadn’t thought to buy his gift (it was supposed to be baseball cap, again), and she was like, “Okay, Wendy, for the third time this month I’ve got to give someone a Star Wars trilogy because you couldn’t be bothered…

So dull. So much exposition. So much speechifying.

“its a cult film if i say it is!”
-Ang Lee

let’s pretend it was some kind of avant garde masterpiece instead of just mediocre