Darth Lehnsherr

The fact the movie is upfront about what is happening makes it even more horrifying. It's not about who did it but why would someone do something like this. Amazing movie overall like Silence and The Irishman Scorsese is more restrained but I feel it works with this material.

Got tickets for tonight excited to finally watch a Scorsese movie in cinemas for the first time.

Early guess is Nolan takes Director and Killers takes Best Picture

My thoughts as someone who adores Clone Wars and Rebels continues to grow in stature for me is that I enjoyed it but for me whenever the show has something interesting potentially happening in terms of character conflict it eschews it in favor of mystery or hitting plot points like moving a chess piece. This made the final episode really rushed in terms of having to resolve the main story but also trying to give service to the character moments (I wouldn't even call them arcs unfortunately). More and more I'm becoming less a fan of this limited series type format and more and more I really wish these characters had their stories continue in animation.

Wonder which will drop harder from their predecessors this or Aquaman

Yeah the 4K version of the trailer looks alot better. Still think something like Puss in Boots: The Last Wish executed a similar style better but won't judge too much until the actual movie. BO wise guessing this does better than Elemental for DOM but worse for OS markets with the total roughly the same around $500M. This has more going for it than Elemental but we're still in unknown territory post-COVID and how Encanto did is giving me pause.

As far as the actual episode it was pretty good. Again visually I wish

One of those cases where they were so determined to service a beloved EU character but hadn't had much establishment in the actual canon that they neglected an awesome character that was actually an important part of the show. The funny thing is that there was very early concepts of bringing back Ventress in Star Wars Resistance of all places. Also speaking of Nightsisters it still sucks Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir wasn't part of the final CW season.

January 10 Puss in Boots: The Last Wish 26 The Fablemans February 17 Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania April 1 John Wick: Chapter 4 8 Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Amongst Thieves 12 Super Mario Bros. 15 Suzume May 6 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 23 Fast X June 1 Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 15 The Flash 27 Elemental July 3 Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny 8 Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One 20 Barbie 20 Oppenheimer August 21 Talk To Me 31 The Equalizer 3 September 9 Oppenheimer

WGA might doesn't mean the Academy will even though I actually do think the "Adapted Screenplay" rules are a bit too strict on the Academy side. By the letter of the law it's an adapted work,

Ah man easily the best episode and no it's not memberries (ok maybe a tad of that) but geuninely using Anakin in support of Ahsoka's journey was expected but nevertheless still very powerful.

Oof hoped Love and Thunder was the one misstep (I still enjoy that film somewhat)

Watching this in IMAX with the proper 70mm is something I'll remember for a long time

Thankfully it'll beat Bohemian Rhapsody