I wish that stuff was the main point of this series instead of trying to hide that the war is apparently the plotline of these movies. I feel like this would have more hype if they opened with that instead of waiting until about now to talk about it.
Another review I read said this about Redmayne: "Yet the film is convinced he’s adorable. Redmayne is the master of smiling to himself for no reason, ginger hair flopped over one eye, as though he’s not living in the moment but instead in the theater watching his ascension into a GIF."
Comparing the franchise to SW, it's basically been in that quiet phase of the early 90's. It'll be interesting to see the effect Fantastic Beasts has on things.
The continued popping after they cut away was perfect.
Finally caught up enough to watch live, I love this show so much. Spot on about how it's the perfect show right now for its optimism, it's really been helping me lately to watch.
It was such a delightfully weird character trait, I loved it so much.
I remember that happening but I don't remember anything that happened to it after that.
I completely forgot about Spenser so for about twenty minutes of this it was like at the end of The Room where the random new guy shows up and everyone acts like he's been part of the story the whole time. "I feel like I'm sitting on an atomic bomb, waiting for it to go off."
They are now the villains the Indiana Jones type heroes of tomorrow will fight.
-Star Wars
-Lost
-Fringe (In particular, White Tulip and basically everything with Walter Bishop trying to redeem himself)
-Brooklyn Nine Nine
-Steven Universe
I will always love Lost, the themes connected with me so strongly.
That smirk as he watches the wheelchair burn, just incredible and perfect.
Always ready for more adventures of Special C.I.Agent Decker and Klungston/Kington/Kingston/Klinkton.
I've been expecting that guy to show up during every tense scene since that story. I feel like if/when he does show up in the show it's gonna be huge.
The coolest thing about my college to me is that Yarbrough went there.
"I’ll probably be disappointed, me more than anybody else, because I’ll be like, ‘Wow, my version…’ or whatever,"
I think you're right, I've heard the same things. I feel like I saw a making of talking about how much of Clone Wars was paid for by Lucas.
I don't know Thrawn too well (outside of finding his action figure in box in a thrift store when I was a kid) but I'm digging him so far. I should really read the books with him…
Apparently Reboot's getting a new series soonish.