Seriously I remember the cries of WTF on iO9 the release of the Clone Wars movie and how terrible she was and she is so annoying.

We’ve seen this look before.

Can we get an entire Ahsoka Tano trilogy?

Well, we also have Ant-Man in this universe.

I guess I should start depriving myself of liquids now in preparation.

Got it in one.

He said he has the best memory.

“I just wanted to mention the name so it gets in there, so it’s something people can use,” he said. “And sometimes that’s what I can do for things that come out of Legends. I could create just another Captain with some name there or I could put someone like Pellaeon in play.”

I don’t even want to talk to people. Now I’m supposed to speak to an unfeeling robot that knows everything and can record and share my conversation to it and anybody else in the house? No thanks.

We had a good run. I for one, welcome our new Robot overlords and remind them that they’ll need people with English Degrees to help them further understand emotions.

I genuinely do not understand the appeal of these fucking things.

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Ya he gives off that genuine feel in interviews, like he’s a man living his childhood dream.

“It turns out he’s a huge giant monster and anime fan,” DeKnight said. “He loved it and signed on. That was really the make or break for the movie.”

No one, and I mean no one, went to see Pacific Rim to see Charlie Human (because that’s how bland he is). They want to see, in order:

Seriously. Mako was the heart of the first movie, and was for all intents and purposes Stacker’s daughter. As much as I love John Boyega and do hope the sequel is good, bringing out rando son and marketing him as the main character is kind of frustrating.

I had it on good authority that Anita Sarkeesian was going to purge creativity from gaming, and that Donald Trump would keep the liberals from neutering my favorite pass time. I have literally no idea how that could have backfired on me. All I wanted was ethics in games journalism, I swear. Scout’s honor.

Sorry you missed out, but it’s literally NONE of those things. Nothing about this show is weird just to be weird.

It’s smart.

At a guess? Because the last time the Academy deigned to give the Best Picture award to a sci-fi/fantasy genre film, it was Return of the King, which had the dual advantages of adapting a major piece of 20th-century English literature and being the third film in a massively ambitious trilogy (the latter point matters…