This is true. I was born in the US but lived in Germany for most of my formative years and I still eat without switching hands. It strikes me as weird when I see people doing it quite a lot.
Entire season has been really good but episode 13 was excellent. The entire Omega part of the ep was pure Andor quality and the Batch part of the ep was so tense. This show is overdelivering this season.
This playoffs is going to be nuts. It feels like its been playoff tempo and importance for the last month already especially in the Eastern Conference.
Go Kings Go!!
Great to see Ventress back, and definitely continuing to develop as a character. Wouldn't be surprised to see her in this series as the backdoor pilot for the next animated show.
this looks like its going to be multiple seasons from the press that's come out the last two days. Would be cool to see this become a direct prequel to Palpatine getting into the system with Plagueis being a main character.
I seem to recall Fury Road cleaning up things a lot in the last few months between its trailers and the release. Either way, George Miller has my money until he proves me wrong.
It certainly does look like he is getting increasingly more stylized with each movie though. Cartoony isn't that far off.
This really bums me out. I was an absolutely rabid hockey follower at the time, a bit moreso than I am today, and it was still the fighting era. Big Chief was a monster whenever he was on the ice. RIP.
https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/39766825/former-nhl-winger-chris-simon-dies-age-52
holy shit the swagger on Rempe as he went into that fight. With his huge size advantage that could have been a slaughter, well done on Deslauriers to keep that close. That looked like Stu Grimson sizing up a fight there. Classic old school slobberknocker.
Anyone seen any updates on Oshie's injury last night? I'm assuming it has to be a knee or achilles issue being non-contact but it was pretty uncomfortable to watch. You don't see players crawl off the ice everyday.
Really good start. Tone is really serious in ep 1 and 3, you can see where this is going to tie everything we've seen so far in the entire franchise together a lot. Ep 1 felt like it was in the same vein as an Andor episode. Really tight and very serious tonally
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Summer release, really excited for this series. Bad Batch until May 1, this sometime between June and September, and then we still have Tales of the Jedi and Skeleton Crew, which will be holiday 2024
https://collider.com/the-acolyte-release-window/
Really interested to see how Ventress is still around. They say they are sticking to the Dark Disciple story so she should be dead. Probably going to dive a little more into Nightsister rez magic here like they did in Ahsoka.
Looks like it’s going to be a fun season.
agree with the last few posts. Saw it today and it is pretty fantastic. They manage to avoid making Godzilla just a spectacle and its pretty terrifying most of the time its on screen, especially the second time, which its really nicely spread throughout the film. Great human story as the main...
i'm going to concede that this was excessively and distractingly expository but I fucking love the weird Marvel shit. This is just a level up from season one, despite the aforementioned glaring issue. Acting on point, as expected from the stacked cast on this.
loved the entire series. There was a good build throughout but I don't think there was a single sub-par episode the entire season. Even though ep5 will be the stand out for me, Filoni did a great job of keeping the momentum going. Cheered outloud when Sabine unlocked her potential this episode...