Regarding the live-action series that is coming with the streaming service, I really really hope they cater it to adults. Give the kids the cartoon series and then give us a GOT-style TV-MA Star Wars series.
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CJS4715 said:
It's pretty sad that I'm looking forward to a ****ing cartoon (Rebels) more than I am the next SW film.
If by next you mean the Solo film, then yeah I'm right there with you. Still excited to see how IX rounds out the story. And minus Leia flying through space, Holdo being rather insufferable character for the majority of the movie, and Rose's last little bit before passing out I enjoyed TLJ more the second time around than I did the first time.
I still hate space Leia pulling a Superman. She should have just died right then and there imo.
Saul Goodman said:
Regarding the live-action series that is coming with the streaming service, I really really hope they cater it to adults. Give the kids the cartoon series and then give us a GOT-style TV-MA Star Wars series.
I doubt they ever go the TV-MA route with this franchise.
You gotta figure that at some point in 81 or 82, when they were filming the Endor scenes, Harrison look a long drag off his cigarette, exhaled, and stated "geez George, these things are really f***ing stupid"
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Furthermore, The Hollywood Reporter argues that there will be three ads for Disney films instead of Deadline's two. If that's the case, then they will almost certainly be Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, and Solo: A Star Wars Story all movies which look to be set to become of Disney's biggest hits this year. If Disney wants to pull a surprise, they could substitute A Wrinkle In Timefor one of those.
Bear in mind that these two reports are far from an official confirmation, but given that these are trade websites, their advice definitely should be heeded. I certainly think that the Solo trailer is going to be attached to Black Panther from the sound of things on the front of box office projections, that movie is going to blow expectations away with an opening well above the $120M figure that's expected of the film, which itself was already well above initial expectations for the film. As such, they can't afford to not have a Solo trailer attached to it. But at the same time, I don't think they'll wait that long to drop it and if they opt to skip the Super Bowl, there's always the Olympics.
So, basically, it's sounding like the trailer will for sure be attached to Black Panther theatrically. That hasn't really been in doubt. But Disney MIGHT tease the trailer with a shortened spot during the Super Bowl. Then, whether we get the trailer itself online simultaneously or in two weeks is another question.
Teaser in the Supervowk with the full trailer on Black Panther sounds like a good plan. Let's go with that
Hearing that persons of color who identify as women will be given more writing room opportunities by Disney. And while I appreciated Johnson's very outspoken support for Diversity, hopefully those opportunities will shortly include the director chair.
I was kind of hoping no Solo trailer or any promo during the SB, because I will be the one guy furiously rewinding the TV and jacking up the volume at someone else's party.
Supervowk
is that German?
is that German?
Ubervowk?
Finally. Sounds like we might get a preview spot during the Super Bowl and then the full trailer itself Monday morning.
Have we really talked about why the Falcon doesn't have the split nose in these promo shots?
Ugh. Which shots? Or just a poster?redline248 said:
Have we really talked about why the Falcon doesn't have the split nose in these promo shots?
AgMarauder04 said:Ugh. Which shots? Or just a poster?redline248 said:
Have we really talked about why the Falcon doesn't have the split nose in these promo shots?
12 Parsecs will do that.
I've only seen the poster, but I watched a video in which some guy says it is in the new Lego sets that will be released for the movie. He said in the video "now, we can't show the Legos due to confidentiality, but...."
So take that for what it's worth
So take that for what it's worth
AgMarauder04 said:Ugh. Which shots? Or just a poster?redline248 said:
Have we really talked about why the Falcon doesn't have the split nose in these promo shots?
Could be a cargo container in there, which is what that "gap" is for.
redline248 said:
I've only seen the poster, but I watched a video in which some guy says it is in the new Lego sets that will be released for the movie. He said in the video "now, we can't show the Legos due to confidentiality, but...."
So take that for what it's worth
He talked about that, too.
Here is the video I watched. Random Google search result, so I don't know anything about the guy
Here is the video I watched. Random Google search result, so I don't know anything about the guy
Well there you go.
haven't noticed that until now... my guess is chewy crashes it into a light pole which is why he's always the co-pilot.redline248 said:
Have we really talked about why the Falcon doesn't have the split nose in these promo shots?
you mean the escape pod?
Random thing that came to mind as we talk about the Falcon. If BB-8 can lay waste to bad guys from a chicken walker, how come he couldn't operate the Falcon's other gun on Jakku?
That pod held Jabba's cargo that was jettisoned.
Oh wow, I never knew that was a pod.
Well, Han did talk about having made a lot of modifications to the Falcon ...redline248 said:
Have we really talked about why the Falcon doesn't have the split nose in these promo shots?
I ready somewhere that it was meant to dock with a much bigger container?AliasMan02 said:AgMarauder04 said:Ugh. Which shots? Or just a poster?redline248 said:
Have we really talked about why the Falcon doesn't have the split nose in these promo shots?
Could be a cargo container in there, which is what that "gap" is for.
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