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Dang, that's an awfully long time we have to wait for that T-Rex Seriously though, I'm hoping for another recolour this year (or next year in the JWD sets). You can never have enough T-Rexes

That mould was intended for OT Han from the very start though, the first time it was used was in 2016 for the Death Star playset, so 1.5 years before the Solo sets were released

Another Benatar? Interesting choice, and at an interesting price point too I wonder which scene it depicts and if the detachable vessel will be included as well

They’re not exactly on the top of my wanted list, but I wouldn’t mind if both of them were revisited at one point

Well, when one set is an amazing-looking dragon, it’s hard not be let down by a set depicting a mundane chase scene involving generic cars and bikes It’s by no means a bad set, but it’s no match for the other one

Not to veer too far into off-topic territory, but comparing CC to TLJ is pretty unfair in my eyes. For instance, the Holdo maneuver doesn’t contradict anything that happened before and the plothole it creates is explained away in TROS. In comparison, there’s NO handwaving of anything that happens during CC. The way timeturners work not only breaks canon, it shatters it The other points are debatable IMO Anyway, I hope FB3 is succesful enough so that the other planned sequels aren’t scrapped. As long as FB is around, we’re safe from that abomination While I’m heavily opposed to a Hogwarts Express D2C set, that would be a neat inclusion

That’s the Rainbow Bridge though, not the Bifrost I’d buy that in an instant though!

Maybe they're banking on people who just read the title "Harry Potter" and go see it, without realising what CC is about Hardcore fans are definitely aware, but the same cannot be said about general audiences I certainly hope so. Displaying sets based on crummy fanfiction next to the real deal just feels wrong

It really is just baffling. With most late sequels, the filmmakers don't know beforehand how the fandom will react to them. In this case, they know VERY well how universally hated CC is. If not, how could they possibly miss or ignore that? Its only saving grace is the play itself (i.e. the acting and the production design). I don't usually judge something without having seen or read it, but this is a rare exception Dominic Noble's review was enough to convince me Depends on how well the "new style" sells Most of us don't seem to appreciate it, but we're not the core target audience

Not even an hour after typing that I've just read that WB apparently are still flirting with the idea of an adaptation of CC Please let the theme die before we get to that point, should it ever happen. It truly is a curse

A proper Leviathan would be a dream come true

Funny how the Marvel and Star Wars threads are buzzing with excitement, while the Harry Potter thread is in a state of constant dread... How did we end up in the Bizarro world? Are we sure someone didn't mess around with a timeturner (the CC variety)?

Maybe the same day when AT&T starts treating DC the same as Disney treats Marvel Seriously though, what would the DC equivalent to the upcoming Marvel wave even be? To me, that'd be more sets based on the Burton/Schumacher and Nolan films. The DCEU (sadly) isn't well done enough in my eyes to really deserve that

Don't get me wrong, this wave sounds AMAZING, but the three smallest sets don't seem to offer much in terms of minifig potential, except for new variants of some of the main characters. For instance, I would've loved to see Mo-cap Mysterio, but the chances of that happening in a 4+ set are next to zero. I admit that's pretty nitpicky though

I wonder if the set's based on BP, IW, or Endgame... And which minifigs could be included Very exciting news indeed!