Awesome episode. One of my favorites. Just great stuff all around!

Could the production company have just been wrong? This is still pretty confusing.

Sounds very interesting. Jeff Loveness is great.

I completely agree with you. Interesting story from this weekend... my daughter spent the night with my father-in-law and the two of them watched Justice League. Now, he’s not plugged in like me, so he knew nothing about the two directors, mustachegate, BvS fallout, etc. The result? He thought it was a fun, enjoyable…

Agreed.

Not necessarily disagreeing, but I do think we’ve gone a little overboard in pre-analyzing every tentpole movie.

The script is supposed to be good. From what I heard, a bunch of the drama came from Lord and Miller not following it closely enough.

All of this clickbait speculation and rumor-mongering is taking so much fun out of these movies.

The headline for this is a little weird. It’s a tragedy, but by including Norton and the film in the headline, it almost makes it sound like they should be held responsible, which doesn’t at all sound like its the case.

That Dr. Who joke was pure genius!

Absolutely! Why wouldn’t he look at this world with absolute wonder?!

Hell. Yes. I’m hoping he’s being held in reserve for a big moment instead of being withheld because he’s the sacrificial lamb.

Blame Mark Millar. They took it from Ultimates.

This grade was too harsh. Another fun episode of Legends. There was a lot to love, from Axl’s funeral, to Nate’s hair. Good stuff all around.

Looks great!

Luke changed and people just couldn’t deal with it. 30 years is a lot of time. It would be crazy if he was exactly the same guy in IX as he was in VI. Also, I think a lot of people just gloss over his epic final stand in the movie. The story was about him reconnecting with the Force and his faith. Mission…

Luke was a Mary Sue.

Except he attended the ceremony where Mark got the star. Assuming the congratulations happened then... :-)

Plus, his disillusionment made his last stand that much more powerful. It was an awesome performance from Mark Hamill!

You don’t bring Roy Harper back to tie him in a chair. The dude needs to be doing ridiculous flips off on buildings!