I feel like that period in Obi-Wan’s life is not all that interesting. He’s living in the desert, keeping half an eye on Luke, who is living the ultimate in uninteresting lives.

Agree with you about Oscar Isaac, but Poe is such a non-entity in TFA.

So a prequel movie, a young Han Solo movie, and now a Boba Fett movie, that’ll presumably be set before (?) he falls into the Sarlaac? Three movies set firmly in the past, based on characters from the OT.

Isn’t this the same site that has been complaining about it being cultural appropriation to even think about doing this movie?

sometimes even worse then nothing because where people will join together to fix a problem; money divides because everyone is better at spending the money then those in charge.

I donate to the Red Cross. Being thoughtful is by definition having good thoughts.

I’m sure that’ll do them a lot of good

The costs for hardware aren’t too bad at all, but -every- SNES game released? That’s a shit-ton of royalties that have to be paid. Plus uploading all of those games, maintaining servers, etc. The NES Classic was something easy to do, as it wasn’t likely hard to find 30 games for it while keeping royalty payments…

When a boy car likes a girl car, he puts his dipstick in her oil pan....and if the girl car really likes the boy car, then he gets to stick it in the tailpipe.

In the final scene, Mater and McQueen make it to a beach in the lifeless zone where they scream “You blew it up! You maniacs!” the camera pulls back and we see, half-buried in the sand, a Jiffy-Lube.

McQueen crashes

Flaws aside, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them proves that you don’t need Harry Potter to tell a gripping, wonderful story in the wizarding world.

...because the “asian-ness” of the character was never mentioned in the book. doesn’t matter who the author was thinking of when they wrote it, unless they specifically describe person a certain way in writing then its not going to come across.

I just reread Bloodline and didn’t get any sense of “Asian-ness” on the character either time. Please share your rationale.

Kids are fucking weird.

She’s cleartly looking for approval after making a lame quip to the technician, uncertain if she’s going to be chided.

There isn’t really much of a controversy besides the manufactured one we seem to insist on in the states. I remember the article here from not too long ago where most Japanese people didn’t see what the big deal was.

Striking similarities such as... in both versions BELLE WALKS THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR!

I am a big Star Trek fan and those are just all... ugly.

To be honest, if it weren’t a Star Wars book, Catalyst wouldn’t be worth reading.