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darklordoftech said:

Was the intention in 1977-1983 that the Jedi were secretive even before the rise of the Empire and the Jedi Purge? That would explain why Han and Motti don’t believe in The Force, Obi-Wan mentioning that Vader was his pupil and Vader mentioning that Obi-Wan was his master doesn’t lead anyone to realize that Vader is Anakin, and why Luke doesn’t recognize Yoda.

I also find it interesting that Luke seems to hide his meeting with Yoda from the Rebellion in ROTJ.

Is this ever explained in universe?

The film Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning is a fantastic possible bookend to the series! A must see for action fans!

The film Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning is a fantastic possible bookend to the series! A must see for action fans!

LeviathanTDS said:

Han Solo keeps making cheesy one liners and smiling at the camera

Wouldn’t that be an improvement?

The film Halloween 1978 is a classic that lives up to its hype. A masterpiece of cinema and a fine piece of history.

The film Halloween 1978 is a classic that lives up to its hype. A masterpiece of cinema and a fine piece of history.

That new nightmare sequence is brutal.

red5-626 said:

My life feels like I am trying to solve a slide puzzle but someone glued the first square in place.

That’s how I feel at times as well.

JadedSkywalker said:

Happy Birthday to George Walton Lucas Jr. Happy 81st Birthday.

I do hope George someday relents and releases the originals. or at least allows Disney to do so.

At this rate, it feels like a deathbed thing.

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The film The Accountant 2 is a great addition to the series and a must see. It has a respectful depiction of Neurodivergence which has earned it my stamp of approval.

Pretty spot on there, Ojason, though I would add that the younger Jedi kid wasn’t fleshed out enough for me actually to care about. The Cad Bane arc was fine, but I preferred not knowing about his past.

Most certainly

My list:
Animated:

1. Clone Wars (2003)

1.1 Visions

1.2 Tales Of The Jedi

2. Clone Wars (2008/9)

3. Rebels

Live action:

1. The Mandalorian season 1&2 only

2. Ashoka

The film The Thunderbolts* is a grand comedic masterpiece that also has heart and actually has a good take on mental health. A must see!

The film The Thunderbolts* is a grand comedic masterpiece that also has heart and actually has a good take on mental health. A must see!

oojason said:

Hooters

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgjl487qg5lo & https://edition.cnn.com/2025/03/31/business/hooters-restaurant-bankruptcy/index.html
 

Business model was always a bust (yes - I’m sorry for the lame ‘dad joke’ - and yes… the bump was worth it, IMHO) 👍
 

Never thought I’d see the day it died. This wasn’t on my 2025 bingo lol.

The film The Amateur is a fantastic intellectual drama, which explores how revenge and killing can take away part of yourself, while also providing a look into how the choices we make in the most pivotal of moments can change our future. Rami Malek did an excellent job in this. A must see!

The film The Amateur is a fantastic intellectual drama, which explores how revenge and killing can take away part of yourself, while also providing a look into how the choices we make in the most pivotal of moments can change our future. Rami Malek did an excellent job in this. A must see!

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After two years of heartbreak and false starts I finally have a girlfriend

The play Epic The Musical is a fantastic adaptation of Homer’s The Odyssey! A truly innovative iteration that brings the story to life like never before. I highly highly recommend it!

The play Epic The Musical is a fantastic adaptation of Homer’s The Odyssey! A truly innovative iteration that brings the story to life like never before. I highly highly recommend it!

The film The Phantom Of The Opera (2004) is a great look at what happens when you abuse someone and then leave them alone in the catacombs of an opera house, which is quite frankly, an obsessive and murderous incel who has a penchant for theatricality. I highly recommend it, especially due to the superb visuals, and exquisite songs.

The film The Phantom Of The Opera (2004) is a great look at what happens when you abuse someone and then leave them alone in the catacombs of an opera house, which is quite frankly, an obsessive and murderous incel who has a penchant for theatricality. I highly recommend it, especially due to the superb visuals, and exquisite songs.