Darth Lehnsherr

Pretty sure will be a cinema release in Australia since we do not have HBO Max. Studios should do more VOD releases in North America and cinemas overseas.

I'm really happy Ludwig has not used any recognisable themes yet for Mandalorian but the one exception would be Ahsoka's theme as it's been used so much in Clone Wars and Rebels.

Yeah best save that for a Rebels sequel

One thing I just need a bit of clarity about is the Branagh that was going to kill himself is the inverted one that went back while the one that has yet to go through the events of Tenet went off in the helicopter?

Should have been the main focus of the film instead of the Protagonist's connection with the wife for whatever reason.

While glad I got to watch this in cinemas finally can't help by be disappointed as this might be my least favourite Nolan film despite how much I love spy films and usually love Nolan films. I honestly thought the audio issues people were saying were exaggerated but legit couldn't understand alot of the dialogue as well. Plot is too convoluted and despite some cool action scenes I still feel like the premise of inversion wasn't taken advantage of enough. On the bright side I hardly noticed a difference with the cinema experience in COVID-19 times than previously.

Gotta address that Endgame ending

You could tell Jon Favreau directed this episode just overall felt a step above any of the other episodes direction wise except maybe the Deborah Chow ones. It was another of those side quest episodes but execution wise it was great so no complaints. And this episode is a great example of using established canon to your advantage while not alienating the casual fan who is watching just for Baby Yoda.

Benefits of filming in Australia. Thor will be next in January.

Makes sense for MGM to be pushing for an early release asap. MGM would want an early release while Universal would be happy for the delay which they did.

Raya's early costume is pretty much Korra's lol But everything else is kinda 101 Fantasy Storytelling so I'm ok with it

I reckon every animated film thread that was released in Thanksgiving since I joined BOT has me complaining about the delay to Boxing Day.

Disney usually has a staggered release for their animated films to try to take advantage of school holidays so they may be more flexible with the March release with certain territories getting it before others.

If anything I hope this means superpowers exists in this universe. Don't want another Nolanverse since that's been done already.

Yeah have to agree i was looking forward to Peter being on his own and dealing with being on the run as a teenager. Weird that all the recent rumours and casting news has left me less excited for Spidey 3. At least we'll get interviews like this

Uncharted is still filming though right? The plan seems to be for Holland to jump straight into Spider-Man after he's done with Uncharted.

Looks alright and a spy movie will always get me interested. Obviously not sold on Simon Kinberg.

Neo vs Spidey December 2021 (though starting to doubt Spidey makes it)

Had no idea it was moving that fast

Nah Marvel already had that May 2016 Date locked up and it was WB who decided to move BvS to that date thinking Marvel was going to budge. I imagine if Spidey cannot make it they'll either move Eternals to December or move Doctor Strange if Doctor Strange can get filming started by November as Cumberbatch says.