One hundred percent. Endgame as a story, as a script, is structurally pretty weak. I often struggle to remember the first half.
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Siiiigh “ATM machine" it's just ATM. (Long time pet peeve of mine)
Yeah, my ex, who generally likes sci-fi, refused to watch the MCU movies.
We are the same.
..was shocked (*shocked*) when they dropped it just as it was getting going; especially since the substantial start-up costs were already passed. That is, unlike a human live action, or animated, you have to build the puppets, and the elaborate sets to fit the puppets, and that’s a sunk cost - but by then it was…
Exactly.
yeah, that Maul/Obi meeting is top tier Star Wars.
Chopper is a funny character, but he is a psychopath. He pushed a very nice astromech droid out of the Ghost, played dangerous pranks on the other characters multiple times, and regularly acted only in his own selfish interests to the detriment of the crew.
I’d like to try both Rebels and The Clone Wars, but finding the time is a challenge. You know how it goes:
I think the first two seasons are underrated, they’re uneven but they do a good job of establishing characters and relationships, that give the emotional weight to the last two seasons. Plus season two gave us “The Future of the Force” and most importantly, “Twilight of the Apprentice”
I hope that I can enjoy Ahsoke without having to binge an entire series. The writing should be good enough that I understand the characters and stories without knowing every previous detail.
That makes more sense than anything else I have heard. I never stopped to think that the music wasn’t licensed in perpetuity for the show and had to be renewed.
How much does Netflix cost, like 10 dollars?
It’s one licensing deal, Adam. What could it cost, $10?
Does Netflix need money to keep it around? There’s always money in the banana stand.