We’ve got to be able to get some kind of life-form reading, up or down!
Fantastic theater experience. Shaky movie but one of those "pay it for the big experience" outings I don't regret. The midnight showing I went to was like a silent rave in a good way
Tron Legacy was really good.
I’ve rewatched it on Disney+. Better than I had remembered, but still not something I feel I need more of. But who am I to talk, I’m still sitting waiting for a sequel for Tron: Legacy.
Nice to know we’re in good hands.
So they took the scene with Guinness from the end of the Albert Finney musical and turned it into a whole thing?
He even announced he was retiring from acting just a week or two before The Phantom Menace was released.... this of course caused madness, because doesn’t that mean he probably dies?!?!? So he walked back his comments quickly... only to be undone by the early release of the TPM Soundtrack CD which has a track on it…
JAMES IS ON HOLIDAY TO BATUU SORRY I HAD TO WRITE THE STAR WARS BLOG
Like Rogue One, this is the cool underbelly stuff I've been craving with Star Wars live action. The show has already been EXACTLY what I've wanted with a bounty hunter show. Favs has done it again.
Pascal’s delivery is so like Eastwood’s Man With No Name that I can’t stop looking at this show as a western.
One hour in and I’m all like just let Filoni and Favreau do all the Star War from now on.
In fairness, the show did not demonstrate that the baby Yodling has any force sensitivity whatsoever. I suppose that can be inferred, but there is no on-screen evidence for it.. yet. For now it is prima facie showing us an infant version of a very rare species, which in and of itself has great value. It reminded me…
I’ve heard rumors it’ll feature some sort of conflict in space. A war among the stars, if you Whill.
“Young Yodo Baggins of the Space Shire, protected by a Mandalorian Aragorn?”
“six strangers wake up trapped in an endless cornfield only to discover something mysterious is hunting them.”