YM!

Tbh I think Aquaman 2 more or less does about the same as it would in March.

@cayommagazine Details have leaked from Endless Animation’s Gateways: The Gates of Eternity on the characters Mark Hamill, Samuel L Jackson and Kelly Marie Tran will play. The film is still trucking for a Christmas Y11 release. •Kelly Marie Tran as Sunset. Sunset belonged to an ancient religion, The Children of Levi when she was just a child. However, over the decades Levi left her planet, creating a genocidal war that left her the last of her kind. However, she was raised and saved by Nyle, traveling the multiverse and causing her own brand of chaos along the way but without a sense of purpose. Sunset did experience the multiverse inversion when Bailee met her father, and upon that learned that the Watchers were in fact real. Sunset also learns about the source code, the lifeblood of all realities and when unlocked gives the user the ability to define what the rules of reality are. Though she harbors disdain for Levi and The Watchers, why should she waste energy crusading against them, if she could use the code to become a better deity instead. • Samuel L. Jackson as Zenith. Once the proud leader of the Watchers for millennials, only to be fired 1000 years ago upon a breaking Watchers guidelines upon personal dissatisfaction of how lax the Watchers have become. Zenith was also a father figure and mentor to Levi, but Zenith’s attitude and gaslighting drove the two apart and got Zenith disbarred from the Watchers. Upon learning on Sunset’s raid on Watchers Headquarters for the map of the Source Code, Zenith must help Levi re-harness his abilities and patch things up if he wants to save reality. • Mark Hamill as Nyle Serpens, the anthropomorphic silverback serpentine, multiversal crime lord and Sunset’s adoptive father. Nyle would much rather smuggle goods or control crime in universes than to go head to head with The Watchers. Nyle teams up with Sunset on her quest to become a goddess by unlocking the source code, however, as shady as Nyle is, this partnership seems to be fragile at best. The themes at play for the film are about fatherhood, with the various dynamics between fathers of the film and their children: Levi and Bailee, Levi and Zenith, Sunset and Nyle. Levi is really pressed on being a father to Bailee as well as dealing with both his disdain for Zenith yet wanting his approval also.

… Ticket to Paradise > Black Adam domestic

I don’t get that. Even with a barren Fall, Kills killed a lot of enthusiasm.

Besides, Ends was going to have a drop anyways due to how bad Kills was.

Lmao no one wants this series

I do wonder if it’s based on the book.

@cayommagazine DC’s The Attack From Mars has been officially greenlit and gone into production for a Y11 release date. Said to be the endpoint of the current Endless Universe of DC Characters, the plot reads as follows: “White Martian extremist Protex (Luke Evans) and his army have taken over the remnants of Mars, Protex begins to finish up his planet for galactic conquest and buffing his White Martian brethren by finding the Alpha Metahuman; said to have the genetic potential to be the strongest metahuman. Green Martian royalty M’gann (Lyric Ross) flees to Earth to protect the Alpha Metahuman before Protex can reach them. In doing so, M’gann allies herself with billionaire Oliver Queen/Green Arrow (Charlie Hunmann) and fellow Green Martian J’onn J’onnz/Martian Manhunter (Lance Reddick) to ensemble a team of Earth’s finest heroes to unite against the White Martian insurgents and further unlock the secret history of the metagene.” Further additions to the cast include many people reprising their roles. Rounding up the roster of heroes and heroines include: - Niles Fitch as Virgil Hawkins/Static, one of the first metahumans discovered, and a popular teenage superhero with electrical powers. - Bill Hader as Plastic-Man, the former crook turned superhero with the power to elongate and transform his body. - Jake T. Austin as Jaime Reyes/Blue Beetle, who dons a superpowered suit thanks to being combined with a piece of alien technology from parts unknown called the Scarab - Asa Butterfield as Michael Carter/Booster Gold, Jaime’s best friend and from centuries in the future. Though Booster Gold lacks superpowers, his craftiness and gadgets make him a vital hero. - Bruna Marquezine as Beatriz de Costa/Fire, fashionista by day and superheroine by night. Together with her girlfriend and superhero partner Tora, Beatriz takes to the street specializing in pyrokinetic powers. - Anya Taylor-Joy as Tora Olafsdottor/Ice, fashionista by day and superheroine by night. Together with her girlfriend and superhero partner Beatriz, Torq takes to the street specializing in cyrokinetic powers. - Lana Condor as Artemis Crook/Arsenal, Green Arrow’s tech-savvy sidekick. Arsenal is known for her quick wit and adaptability. Various other cast members such as Benecio Del Toro, Jay Baruchel, Jamie Lee Curtis, Rose Bryne, Blake Cooper, Marcus Scribner, Tracee Ellis Ross, Morena Baccarin, Blair Underwood and more will return to reprise their roles in smaller parts. Jeff Fowler (Sonic the Hedgehog franchise) will direct the movie.

But I was told that Zaslav cares about the theatrical experience…

You’re not getting the big point here. In both situations, artists have been getting shafted. In this case, arguably worse than the temporary response due to a pandemic and at least tried to reach out to those who were fucked over. Being upset against how Zaslav is treating artists doesn’t mean your anti-theatrical, those things aren’t an all or none rule or mutually exclusive. Further move, this move is not to justify or “save” theatrical but to avoid paying artists. And to think that this type of micromanaging won’t be seen theatrically regardless of being “good” for DC or not, or have ramifications on what gets greenlit is laughable.

You mean Metal Sonic, Amy or Shadow right because they’re dozens of Big The Cat Stans.

@cayommagazine James Mangold (Runaway Train, Walk The Line) fresh off his success with Phoenix Fire’s Runaway Train has been signed on to write and direct an untitled biographical drama film about the friendship and partnership between world famous cartoonists William Hanna and Joseph Barbera taking course over the span of when the two first met to Hanna’s passing. The film is tentatively slated for a Y11 release date with casting details soon to come.

https://deadline.com/2022/08/saw-sequel-halloween-2023-release-1235092699/

Also with D23 around the corner it might sense for a drop. They’ll likely attach to Avatar Re release so it can be ready for Lyle.

https://deadline.com/2022/08/warner-bros-animation-allison-abbate-exits-1235092508/

https://out.reddit.com/t3_wp2zn6?url=https%3A%2F%2Fvariety.com%2F2022%2Ffilm%2Fnews%2Fdwayne-johnson-black-adam-removed-shazam-1235341461%2F&token=AQAA6Xn6YsfhuEdvMQlCyq46bxTJDoHMAG0UFk2FXTkpdeGWfvEW&app_name=mweb “It would’ve been fine for Shazam having two origin stories converge in one movie, but not good for Black Adam” Lmao

I also forgot one, Ultraman: Dark Future

December OW/DOM/WW Father III - All Hell Breaks Loose - $12.666M/$27.4M/$40.6M The Baddest of Them All - $7.5M/$15M/$17.8M SSX - $25.6M/$82.8M/$143.9M Dancing in the Doghouse - $22.5M/$100.1M/$232.1M The Queen Who Never Was - $121.6M/$455.7M/$1.2B Among Us - $45.4M/$75.7M/$212.2M/$505.3M Vixen and the Castle of Doom - $9.5M/$14.7M/$63.6M/$93.5M

December SSX Dancing in the Doghouse The Queen Who Never Was Among Us Vixen and the Castle of Doom American Spy is bumped to an 8/10

Whilst missing from the year round up, Daniel Dustin Cretton (Short Term 12, Just Mercy, Avengers: Kang Dynasty, Horizon’s unknown Y10 tentpole) is being courted to direct a drama titled Advanced Placement. Details are scarce but it is said to be about the modern day school grading system as a group of high school students attempt to cheat the system.

October and November OW/DOM/WW Predictions: Fore! - $14.4M/$38.2M/$62.5M Warmth - $305k (limited OW)/$7.9M (wide OW)/$58.3M/$105.6M Mechamen - $68.8M/$85.3M/$190.2M/$604.1M Sleepy Hollow - $22.5M/$27M/$65.8M/$127.8M Guinea Pigger - $5.6M/$14.5M/$27.7M Red Rabbit - $23.8M/$80.2M/$167.4M #Spooked - $18.8M/$52.3M/$70.6M Grace and Mercy - $15.5M/$62.2M/$84.5M NOVEMBER The Land of the Crescent - $67.8M/$225.1M/$619.3M Mother Knows Better - $11.3M/$33.9M/$34.0M Tongue Tied - $40.5M/$165.4M/$357.6M Runaway Train - $30.6M/$135.4M/$275.1M Inspector Gadget and Penny - $44.4M/$63.8M/$170.1M/$420.5M Ultraman: Dark Future - $43.5M/$67.5M/$125.9M/$603.7M

@cayommagazine Endless Entertainment has finished planning out it’s Y10 schedule: Endless/DC’s Fire and Ice - 2/12/Y10 - Kat Coiro (Marry Me, She-Hulk: Attorney At Law) - Superhero/Romantic Comedy - Expected Rating: R The next piece of Endless’ DC Universe, Fire and Ice tells the story of the superheroine duo Fire (Bruna Marquezine) and Ice (Anya Taylor Joy), two superheroine besties who are glamorous fashion models by day and superheroes by night, attempting to make a name for themselves in the superhero game. When mob-boss Blockbuster (Florian Munteanu) is behind a series of kidnapping models to create new metahuman goons, the two work to take him down as well as dealing with their newfound budding feelings for one another. Black Dynamite in Trouble on Puppet Street - April Y10 - - Scott Sanders (Black Dynamite) - Comedy/Action - Expected Rating: R After being frozen in a run in with his old enemies at HNIC, the legendary Black Dynamite (Michael Jai White) finds himself in the year 2022, as he must save mankind one more time against a new enemy, That Frog Kurtis (J. B. Smoove), an evil frog puppet who has a plot to control the children of the world. But in order to do so, he must assemble a new crew to help him. * *Endless Animation’s Rust - 3/27/10 - Genndy Tartakovsky (the Imagine? franchise, Primal) - Hand Drawn Animation/Western/Sci-fi - Expected Rating: PG-13 Rust takes place in the 2100s in futuristic America as climate change has ravaged the planet. In order to adapt to the pollution rich environment, humans have become at least partly cybernetic as a popular new energy source dubbed Rust is being fought over. Code (Benjamin Diskin), a traveling outlaw cowboy settles in New Bolt City where in exchange for his freedom, he must deliver a shipment of Rust across the country whilst fighting other outlaws, goons, and mercenaries who want to obtain the shipment. * *Infinite Studios’ Red Flag - April - directed by Kelly Fremon Craig (Notes From The Otherspace, Edge of Seventeen) - Drama - Expected Rating: PG-13/R Tracey Yang (Haley Tsu) is a high school senior, reeling from a school shooting at her high school that led to the death of her childhood friend (Millie Bobby Brown) that happened a month ago. Tracey, as she struggles with adjusting, attempts to honor her fallen friend by challenging her state’s current laws in order to make sure this doesn’t happen again at a school regardless of the odds against her, whilst coming to terms with her death. * *Endless Animation’s Lovely Buddies - 5/22/Y10 - directed by Ian Jones-Quartery (OK KO: Let’s Be Heroes, Steven Universe, writer of Matilda and the Night Children) - CG Animation/Sci-Fi/Dramedy - Expected Rating: PG The Lovely Buddies defined the world back in the 1980s, as loveable plush toys that spread love but what we didn’t know is that they’re inspired by an ancient alien species, the Lovelybuddians, responsible for upholding the balance of love across the world and feeding off of that love, going from planet to planet. However, when the Earth is deemed to have critically low love levels, the Lovelybuddians are forced to leave Earth and find a new planet… which they’ll do by making their presence known and preparing to exterminate all organic life on Earth. With a week until the scheduled destruction of Earth, a an optimistic and high ranking Lovelybuddian scientist (Ashly Burch (Heremias, The Ghost and Molly McGee)) teams up with two of Earth’s greatest scientists (Jeff Goldblum (Jurassic Park) and Angela Bassett (Black Panther, What’s Love Got To Do With It)), who also happen to be very bitter exes come up with a reason on why Earth should be spared. And maybe re-evaluate and redefine love and its limits along the way. * *Infinite Studios’ Crunch Time - 6/5/Y10 - directed by David F. Sandberg (Annabelle: Creation, the Shazam franchise) - Horror/Thriller/Satire Megan Brown (Amandla Stenberg) is a new VFX worker for the company Rotoscopoloco, working on the upcoming blockbuster Star Emperor. However as they are force to race to make the holiday deadline by the higher ups and most notably major studio Flint Pictures, VFX workers are being killed one by one by a unfinished CGI monster as Megan and her coworkers must work to not only finish their film but stay alive and stop the monster. * Endless/Legendary’s Off-Road: Second Lap - 7/18/Y10 - Racing/Action-Adventure - Justin Lin (The Fast and The Furious franchise) In the highly anticipated racing sequel, the World’s Racers team faces their biggest challenge yet when terrorist organization Checkmate, employs Commander Rook (Jean Claude Van-Damme) to help craft a device that will allow them to control the waters to create a storm to start over the planet. What complicates matter is Rook’s top grunt, Racer Z turns out to be the father of hero and legendary missing racer Henry Rivett (Denzel Washington) * *Infinite Studios’ Joyride - 9/18/Y10 - Spike Lee (She’s Gotta Have It, BlacKkKlansman) - Thriller/Drama/Crime - Expected Rating: R DeVon and Ricky used to be the best of friends growing up but have grown apart once they hit sixth grade as Ricky got involved with the Kia Boys and DeVon took the fall to prevent Ricky from being sent to juvie again. On the eve of the last day of ninth grade, Ricky implores DeVon’s help one more time to do one last score in an attempt to save his younger brother who is being kidnapped by the Kia Boys as Ricky is in debt to them as the two steal the newest Kia which leads to a city-wide manhunt of both the police, rival gangs and the Kia Boys themselves as tensions between the two former friends rise. * Endless Animation’s Luigi’s Mansion - 9/25/Y10 - Shannon Tindle (Netflix’s Ultraman, Kubo and the Two Strings creator) and Hamish Steele (Dead End: Paranormal Park) - CG Animation/Horror-Comedy Taking place about two years after Super Mario Bros., The Mario Brothers plumbing company is off to a booming success but Mario (Oscar Isaac) has decided to leave the holds to Luigi (Jay Barachel) and Princess Daisy (Zoe Kravitz) after deciding to emigrate to the Mushroom Kingdom permanently. However, Luigi receives a letter from Mario inviting him to a mansion they apparently won in the Mushroom Kingdom, but as he and Daisy decide to get some vacation time, Luigi and Daisy soon investigate this mansion to learn not only has Mario been kidnapped but the mansion is in fact haunted, with the help of Professor E. Gadd (Billy West), the trio must fight King Boo (Ernie Hudson) and his ghostly army in order to save Mario and learn about what the dastardly ghoul is planning whilst battling their own inner demons and fears. * *Infinite Studios’ Barracuda - 10/30/Y10 - Drama/Fantasy - Rick Famuyiwa (Dope, Static Shock) - Expected Rating: PG-13 In this drama, Herman DeCosta, a Bajan-American grandfather (Denzel Washington) is the life of the DeCosta family, known for his razor wit and jovial attitude. However, only he, his wife and his doctors know he’s battling prostate cancer which has grown terminal, and is unable to go to Barbados to spend what is likely his last Christmas, unable to return to his home until he is scheduled to be buried. Deciding to make the most of his time left, attempts to do right by his eldest and quarreling grandchildren, by showing them about what it means to be a Bajan through both stories of the legendary and entirely-fictional Bajan heroine Barracuda (Danai Gurira) and taking them on trips, whilst coming to terms with his mortality and how to tell his family he is dying. * *Endless Animation’s Lyrical - 11/25/Y10 - Expected rating: R - F Gary Grey (Green Lantern Corps: Rise of the Manhunters, The Man of The Jungle, Straight Outta Compton) and Byron Howard (Tangled, Encanto) - CG-2D Animation/Musical/Drama/Romance Lyrical is a hard-R romantic rap musical that tells the story of a struggling rapper trying to make their name known in the world and a brilliant lyricist forming a partnership both business-wise and romantic-wise as it shows their rise and fall over the years. Cast: Donald Glover, Dua Lipa, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Janelle Monae, Pete Davidson, Ariana Grande, and more soon to be announced * *Endless/DC’s Green Lantern Corps: Evolution - 12/18/Y10 - Expected Rating: PG-13 - Ava DuVernay (Selma, A Wrinkle In Time) Three years after the Korugar incident, the Green Lantern Corps faces lower morale as they have been finishing up the Red Lanterns, now led by Benoz (Mark Hamill), forcing the Guardians, spearheaded by Vicio (TBD) to insert more strict rules for the Green Lanterns, for the good of the galaxy keeping them from going to their home planets. John Stewart (Sterling K. Brown), a still “green” but highly skilled and highly ranked Green Lantern and former Navy SEAL, struggling with the strain of endless cosmic fighting as well as being on Earth full-time with his family. John is partnered with veteran Green Lantern Hal Jordan (Sam Heughan), who has grown jaded in his pursuits of intergalactic peace and being a Green Lantern. Meanwhile, Sinestro (Joaquin Phoenix), now ruler of Korugar and creator of the new Yellow Lantern Corps, who are as heroic as the Green Lantern but have less limitations when it comes to lethal force or control. John and Hal learn that Sinestro plans to free Parallax (Tony Todd), the ancient entity of the yellow fear energy to take down the Green Lanterns once and for all, forcing the two to go outside the law and embarking on an intergalactic journey that even takes them to Earth as the must learn to get along as well as reanalyze their ideals to find their own peace if they want to save the galaxy. * Infinite Studios’ Romance Road: Family Lanes - 12/25/Y10 - Romantic Comedy - Tina Gordon Amelia (Naomi Scott) and Malcolm (John Boyega) over the past two years have found love with each other and a successful fashion company, but as Malcolm plans to propose, the couple deal with an impromptu family get together between Amelia’s high class parents; Michelle (Thandiwe Newton) and Booker (Idris Elba) and Malcolm’s family (his mom, Coco (Regina Hall), his dad Jackson (Ice Cube), his rowdy siblings Diana and Junior (Lyric Ross and Keith L Williams) and wildcard grandpa Hyde (Samuel L. Jackson).

Anyways, here are the choices of the pre-read selections: The order of choosing goes from @4815162342, then @SLAM!, then @MCKillswitch123, then @Xillix, then @El Squibbonator and lastly @lamamama Numbers had 2 films in the top 25, so they get two, as did Slam. I will allow duplicates but no more than 2 people a film: - Endless Animation’s Rust - 3/27/10 - Genndy Tartakovsky (the Imagine? franchise, Primal) - Hand Drawn Animation/Western/Sci-fi - Expected Rating: PG-13 Rust takes place in the 2100s in futuristic America as climate change has ravaged the planet. In order to adapt to the pollution rich environment, humans have become at least partly cybernetic as a popular new energy source dubbed Rust is being fought over. Code (Benjamin Diskin), a traveling outlaw cowboy settles in New Bolt City where in exchange for his freedom, he must deliver a shipment of Rust across the country whilst fighting other outlaws, goons, and mercenaries who want to obtain the shipment. - Infinite Studios’ Red Flag - April - directed by Kelly Fremon Craig (Notes From The Otherspace, Edge of Seventeen) - Drama - Expected Rating: PG-13/R Tracey Yang (Haley Tsu) is a high school senior, reeling from a school shooting at her high school that led to the death of her childhood friend (Millie Bobby Brown) that happened a month ago. Tracey, as she struggles with adjusting, attempts to honor her fallen friend by challenging her state’s current laws in order to make sure this doesn’t happen again at a school regardless of the odds against her, whilst coming to terms with her death. - Endless Animation’s Lovely Buddies - 5/22/Y10 - directed by Ian Jones-Quartery (OK KO: Let’s Be Heroes, Steven Universe, writer of Matilda and the Night Children) - CG Animation/Sci-Fi/Dramedy - Expected Rating: PG The Lovely Buddies defined the world back in the 1980s, as loveable plush toys that spread love but what we didn’t know is that they’re inspired by an ancient alien species, the Lovelybuddians, responsible for upholding the balance of love across the world and feeding off of that love, going from planet to planet. However, when the Earth is deemed to have critically low love levels, the Lovelybuddians are forced to leave Earth and find a new planet… which they’ll do by making their presence known and preparing to exterminate all organic life on Earth. With a week until the scheduled destruction of Earth, a an optimistic and high ranking Lovelybuddian scientist (Ashly Burch (Heremias, The Ghost and Molly McGee)) teams up with two of Earth’s greatest scientists (Jeff Goldblum (Jurassic Park) and Angela Bassett (Black Panther, What’s Love Got To Do With It)), who also happen to be very bitter exes come up with a reason on why Earth should be spared. And maybe re-evaluate and redefine love and its limits along the way. - Infinite Studios’ Crunch Time - 6/5/Y10 - directed by David F. Sandberg (Annabelle: Creation, the Shazam franchise) - Horror/Thriller/Satire Megan Brown (Amandla Stenberg) is a new VFX worker for the company Rotoscopoloco, working on the upcoming blockbuster Star Emperor. However as they are force to race to make the holiday deadline by the higher ups and most notably major studio Flint Pictures, VFX workers are being killed one by one by a unfinished CGI monster as Megan and her coworkers must work to not only finish their film but stay alive and stop the monster. - Infinite Studios’ Joyride - 9/18/Y10 - Spike Lee (She’s Gotta Have It, BlacKkKlansman) - Thriller/Drama/Crime - Expected Rating: R DeVon and Ricky used to be the best of friends growing up but have grown apart once they hit sixth grade as Ricky got involved with the Kia Boys and DeVon took the fall to prevent Ricky from being sent to juvie again. On the eve of the last day of ninth grade, Ricky implores DeVon’s help one more time to do one last score in an attempt to save his younger brother who is being kidnapped by the Kia Boys as Ricky is in debt to them as the two steal the newest Kia which leads to a city-wide manhunt of both the police, rival gangs and the Kia Boys themselves as tensions between the two former friends rise. - Infinite Studios’ Barracuda - 10/30/Y10 - Drama/Fantasy - Rick Famuyiwa (Dope, Static Shock) - Expected Rating: PG-13 In this drama, Herman DeCosta, a Bajan-American grandfather (Denzel Washington) is the life of the DeCosta family, known for his razor wit and jovial attitude. However, only he, his wife and his doctors know he’s battling prostate cancer which has grown terminal, and is unable to go to Barbados to spend what is likely his last Christmas, unable to return to his home until he is scheduled to be buried. Deciding to make the most of his time left, attempts to do right by his eldest and quarreling grandchildren, by showing them about what it means to be a Bajan through both stories of the legendary and entirely-fictional Bajan heroine Barracuda (Danai Gurira) and taking them on trips, whilst coming to terms with his mortality and how to tell his family he is dying. - Endless Animation’s Lyrical - 11/25/Y10 - Expected rating: R - F Gary Grey (Green Lantern Corps: Rise of the Manhunters, The Man of The Jungle, Straight Outta Compton) and Byron Howard (Tangled, Encanto) - CG-2D Animation/Musical/Drama/Romance Lyrical is a hard-R romantic rap musical that tells the story of a struggling rapper trying to make their name known in the world and a brilliant lyricist forming a partnership both business-wise and romantic-wise as it shows their rise and fall over the years. Kendrick Lamar is to write the raps and songs for the movie as well as Endless’ Worldmeander software to create a 2.5D aspect to the film, which is said to have the design of a music video mixed with Baz Lurhmann’s style of directing. Cast: Donald Glover, Dua Lipa, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Janelle Monae, Pete Davidson, Ariana Grande, and more soon to be announced - Endless/DC’s Green Lantern Corps: Evolution - 12/18/Y10 - Expected Rating: PG-13 - Ava DuVernay (Selma, A Wrinkle In Time) Three years after the Korugar incident, the Green Lantern Corps faces lower morale as they have been finishing up the Red Lanterns, now led by Benoz (Mark Hamill), forcing the Guardians, spearheaded by Vicio (TBD) to insert more strict rules for the Green Lanterns, for the good of the galaxy keeping them from going to their home planets. John Stewart (Sterling K. Brown), a still “green” but highly skilled and highly ranked Green Lantern and former Navy SEAL, struggling with the strain of endless cosmic fighting as well as being on Earth full-time with his family. John is partnered with veteran Green Lantern Hal Jordan (Sam Heughan), who has grown jaded in his pursuits of intergalactic peace and being a Green Lantern. Meanwhile, Sinestro (Joaquin Phoenix), now ruler of Korugar and creator of the new Yellow Lantern Corps, who are as heroic as the Green Lantern but have less limitations when it comes to lethal force or control. John and Hal learn that Sinestro plans to free Parallax (Tony Todd), the ancient entity of the yellow fear energy to take down the Green Lanterns once and for all, forcing the two to go outside the law and embarking on an intergalactic journey that even takes them to Earth as the must learn to get along as well as reanalyze their ideals to find their own peace if they want to save the galaxy.