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The best Vader scene will forever be his casual one-handed domination of Luke in Cloud City. :lecture Baby Yoda is an animatronic shill for the Entertainment Industrial Complex that keeps us down! Wake up sheeple! :chase

Imagine a world where art simply moved on. There were only three Star Wars films ... :ROFLMAO: :duff

Imagine a world where art simply moved on. There were only three Star Wars films, never tweaked, no SE versions. And *we* all moved on. No "lore" factories churning out "content". No nerds crying on YouTube. Everything left to the imagination and what-might-have-been instead of boardrooms and...

Interesting what different people see; I can't look at the HT ROTJ buckets without being triggered. :LOL:

Not much is.

The closest Hot Toys have ever come to an accurate helmet is the Disney-trooper, Rogue One style bucket -- and even that isn't quite right, maybe lost something when scaled down. Their OT buckets are all wildly inaccurate. The Sandtrooper helmet captures the overall vibe of the helmet better...

I saw it in the theatre and can't remember most of it. Spacey yelling? Didn't Superman's toddler straight up murder a villain by crushing him with a desk?

Absolutely. I wonder if we'll see his like again. My list is taken from Space Oddity, The Man Who Sold the World, Hunky Dory, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, Aladdin Sane, Diamond Dogs, Young Americans, "Heroes", Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), Let's Dance...

That's just their AI art department data-scraping old images.

Agreed on that, hence my disclaimer that it wasn't a one-to-one situation. Mostly the way I enjoy what I like and have learned to completely ignore the rest. Years ago I would write passionate screeds on this forum about content I disapproved of, but it no longer matters. :LOL: 100%

Star Wars has become David Bowie for me. Kind of; it's not a one-to-one analogy. I was lucky enough to see Bowie perform twice and have enormous respect for him as an artist. Yet in his lifetime he produced a massive body of work and took many risks -- most of which doesn't actually resonate...

I actually kinda prefer my superheroes to look a little goofy with retro styled, colour-blocked suits so I don't mind the style, but too bad it's desaturated for 'realism'. One of the reasons Deadpool movies are so much fun. Their costumes are a lot more old school.

Given the purchase price for Lucasfilm/Star Wars I'd say the former.

I don't remember any brutality ... maybe it's time to revisit it.

I haven't seen that movie in decades. Don't remember much about it other than ... wasn't it kind of a cheesy '80s flick?? :unsure:

They entered a super-saturated media space with short attention spans, wielding a legacy IP that they proceeded to gut, mishandle, and over-correct on the cheap. No signs of stopping, either.

It feels good not to hate something. :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

Finished binge watching the first season. I'm definitely entertained. Although there were spots where it faltered a little, all forgivable. It's managed to draw me into the story and keep me there. Hoping for a good second season.

Just watched the first episode. Having no knowledge of the game, I'm really liking it. It's unhinged but somehow not trying too hard. The first episode is written and performed well enough that I just accept the outlandish setting and what would have been hard-to-swallow plot points. So far...