I think for me it is just that there have been no Jedi in world for a generation or more, so the term is not actually commonly used at all. Because they have either been in hiding or, you know, killed off. And most people in the universe dont even believe in The Force, thinking it is a hokey old timey religion.

It’s ok if it IS short, but this FELT short. If that makes any sense?  to the point that my wife, half watching it with me, was like “It’s over?”

I was looking at it like she is not setting Sabine up to be a “Force User”, but maybe to be “Force Aware” at some level.

It was a short short episode, but in some ways that was better. The whole thing was better paced and moved briskly along from point to point. Neither the training scenes or the politics scenes dragged on too long.

Both.  Definitely both.

I think they might just be spreading out the shows they have at this point because of the strikes and the lack of new programming.

Not according to Deadline: “The eight-episode series, from Paramount Television Studios and 20th Television, has been completed. It is currently being shopped by Paramount to other potential buyers.”

I took this to be much more about “Force Awareness” rather than being able to “use” the force.

Well, it is possible they could still cancel them.

Finally they are tackling Orqwith and the Scissormen!  Yay Doom Patrol!

Yeah it is sad that this seems like the best version of the charcters in decades and folks are just going to miss it.

Ok comparatives. TMNTMM is in week 4.

Not sure what Box office you are looking at?

Yeah that is weird, but it is nearly immediately undermined in the book by having him face off against a cabal of the old powers of the empire (the bene gesserit, the daughter of the empire, the monopolistic Spice Guild) plus the creepy AF Face Dancers/Bene Tleilax, every one of which does more overtly evil stuff than…

I am just not sure that the changes a Directors Cut could make would fix the movie I saw.

And what was the answer?

It is going to be really interesting to see how he threads that needle on Paul not ending up the Hero at the end of Part 2.

The very idea of making ANY version of Flashpoint the first movie for the Flash boggled my mind from the very beginning.

When the commited to this movie, he was considered a lynchpin actor for them because of his role as the Flash and his role in Forgot . . . err Fantastic Beasts.

Here is some FREE PR advice for them . . .