Spoiler—the bartender in Mos Pelgo is the same guy who rode on Jabba the Hutt’s barge in Return of the Jedi. We never saw what happened to him. Now we know.

I agree with the entirety of this analysis; they have done a specific amount of work to display the dichotomy of what the grandiose mythology of Mandalorians and the fact that they’re just people too.

I remember wanting to see The Black Cauldron when it came out. It looked like it was going to be awesome—and a magic sword is involved? Sign me up!

Deadpool. This movie made sex as explicit as possible with an R rating. It even featured the male partner being penetrated with a strap-on. Does this not count because it was played up for humor?

I didn’t really enjoy my trip to Vegas. I didn’t think I would either. But I was lucky enough to attend a conference there ... for the sole purpose of visiting the Star Trek Experience.

The transporter incident to start one of the tours is still one of my favorite things I’ve experienced at a theme park. When you walk in there, the floor is carpet. After a bunch of “stuff” happens, and the lights come back on you’re standing on shiny deck plating.

This isn’t pass interference. Its illegal use of the hands for the prior contact at the 50 yard line. It nullifies the play, complete catch or not. But if the penalty is 10 yards I guess there’s a wash on what the actual infraction was.

There is totally going to be an Avengers vs. X-Men subplot in the next phase. It won’t be the over-arching story—but it will figure into things. I see it as a Captain America: Civil War type conflagration. On a personal level, but with wide reaching consequences.

Did you miss the part about rip in the space-time continuum. Multiverses ... so, not just time lines, but universes. This makes the merger of the X-Men and Fantastic Four possible with little explanation of how the Avengers know nothing of them.

The Steve Rogers being able to wield Mjolnir after just barely budging it in Age of Ultron? How do you know Cap didn’t purposely fake not being able to move it. That would fit with his personality—not wanting to ever show anyone up or be viewed as superior.

Speculation *** the “restoration” of Thanos’ Shenanigans merges realities of our universe with another and that new shared reality includes The X-Men (w/ Deadpool) and The Fantastic Four.

I enjoyed it very much. It fits comfortably behind Aquaman and Wonder Woman in the DCEU Pantheon.

The answer is more nuanced than Millar states.

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I hope this means it will be a horror film. I could see this working in that genre ... but go full throttle. Don’t pussy foot—make this lead into a Carnage film with a Carnage vs. Venom trilogy finish.

Her “A Fisherman of the Inland Sea” is one of my favorite collections of short stories. I loved her work dearly.

Money.

The problem I have with “wouldn’t other heroes step in to put him down” logic is one has to assume the heroes have some sort of clairvoyance and are idling at home playing Destiny 2 or something. They are doing their own thing probably and suitably occupied.

Viola Davis. God damn! You fierce, mama! Fierce!

I agree with you. I expected the episode to end with the Night King placing his hand in the water through a crack in the ice, the camera drops below the murky surface ... and we see the glowing blue dragon eye open. End scene.