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What’s in Star Wars: The Last Jedi—and What’s Not

One thing about that Benicio del Toro pic; I dunno if it's just a case of them simply reusing set pieces but the set behind him looks an awful lot like the interior of Han's freighter, especially the monitor panel.

I don't think it's unkind when weighed in context that the article doesn't really provide. The plan was for each of the OT trio in turn to be the older gen focus in the sequel trilogy films. Not that any of them would be the central character for the one in which they were featured but just...

She wasn't a pilot in TFA but some sort of communications officer at the Resistance base. Supposedly she was going to a little bit of dedicated screen time in the saga going forward as an assistant to Leia but ...

Her daughter Billie Lourd.

The 20 minutes-for-mobile isn't a bad thing necessarily but it becomes a problem when they start editing the individual 1 hour episodes to have these little micro arcs within each one for the purpose of breaking them up. That's when they start fucking things up for TV viewers for the benefit of...

That vid that Lanx posted above is under the user name Petra Mahalimuyak, which looks to be her YouTube account.

Her performance definitely had that vibe to it. Seeming overtly fuckable is useful when trying to impart a mindfuck.

I expect there will be some battles amongst the living down south before everyone realizes they're all on the menu. Cersei will have no fucks to give though and therein will come Jaime's dilemma.

'Murica.

Yes he was but how would he have found him in time to get to him and get him out? I know it's one of those plot points you're not supposed to scrutinize too closely but it still begs the question. It's easier to connect the dots on Phasma surviving than it is Kylo.

Kylo is actually the one who has the most logic problems for how he managed to survive. Hux bailed as soon as it became apparent the shit had hit the fan for Starkiller. Phasma probably had the clearance to move around all of the base, including in and out of it's trash compactors. KR was...

I'll give 'em this; I thought the whole idea of a "monster universe" sounded dumb as shit when they first announced it but they have definitely signed some star power to back the whole thing up. That doesn't mean the movies will be any good but it's a start.

The Mannis is dead and Jaime is tied up in King's Landing torn between thrusting a sword through Cersei's heart or his cock into her cunt. Those Dothraki are gonna ride herd over infantry for a while before any competent military leadership shows up.

Casterly Rock I believe. Unless Cersei has had had enough time to remove all of the markings of House Tyrell in Highgarden and replaced with those of House Lannister. You can see them above one of the archways the Unsullied pour through and on some of the banners hanging on the walls.

Universal rolled out the name for their unified monster franchise and the major players already cast in it's first round of movies.

Didn't the article say his character was unnamed in the movie? I'm assuming his role will be another Max von Sydow situation.

Well the hair color is right but Dern's character has the surname Holdo.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi - On Set Exclusive | Vanity Fair First look at BDT's character: And Laura Dern's:

Well remember they "cast" the armor before they ever cast Christie to wear it. The silver trooper armor was originally supposed to be for Vader 2.0 (Kylo Ren) but they later opted to go with a darker motif more reminiscent of the original issue. But they liked the look of the silver armor so...

So no forehead tuning fork for Lockjaw either? He still looks pretty good.

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Yeah it was. She sold the fuck out of that scene.

She was 20.

Wow. I had no idea about his daughter and it happened that far back. edit: Ah, the article said they kept it private.

If you have Showtime they have both seasons of the original series and FWWM up on demand.

Considering how far television has come since the 80's I was kinda unsure going into this as to whether or not Lynch would be able to recapture that whole "da fuq did I just watch?" vibe of the original series in a compelling way but I'll be damned if he didn't pull it off.

If I had it to do over again I would skip it. You learn some more about The Hand but nothing that reading a synopsis wouldn't be a improvement over trudging through the show to gain. At this point the only payoff to watching Iron Fist will come if they can bring him back from Shitville in...

I liked it to it just felt like it was a pause to breath when one really isn't needed yet. And her going before Anubis does raise some questions. Does he judge everyone or just those who either believe in him or in nothing at all? Or did all that time she spent in an Egyptian themed casino...

Well the slow boil just got taken off of the burner this week. Essentially a throw away episode (though people wondering how Shadow survived his lynching did get their answer) but the preview for next week looked promising with Crispin Glover finally showing up.