Darth Lurtz

Thanks for your clarification on these sets! Do you by any chance know what type of clones will be featured in the Swamp Speeder?

I think Samuel L. Jackson could pull it off. He was waisted playing the most passive and stoic character in the prequels. All he would have to do is inject his usual energy in his roles to differentiate himself.

With the level of contempt that The Force Awakens had towards the prequels (and the OT for that matter), I doubt Disney would even bother bringing back Mace Windu. If anything, I bet they would cast Samuel L. Jackson as a new character. I doubt that Samuel L. Jackson would even care about playing a new character as long as he returned to Star Wars. When he works with Quentin Tarantino, he doesn't complain about not playing Jules Winnfield, for he still collaborates with him.

The A-Wing pilot is female!

Not really. Tony Stark is indirectly responsible for the deaths of Scarlet Witch's entire family. Stark's weapons killed her parents and his creation, Ultron killed her brother.

It's hilarious that people still think the Comic Con Green Arrow was based off the TV show. Of course it is this kind of misdirection that starts all of those false rumors in the first place.

A quick internet search says it starts on the thirteenth of February.

The video also confirms that the Mighty Micros figures have back printing.

I don't really see how antagonistic bounty hunters can't be seen as "true villains". They serve as an opposition to the protagonist and can affect the course of a film. Whether they are motivated or not by money shouldn't really matter. This can be seen with Boba Fett who is responsible for everything that goes wrong for the protagonists in Empire Strikes Back. He tracks down Han Solo which causes Luke to prematurely confront Darth Vader. He did it solely for the money, but at least he's given motivation. Hans Gruber is often seen as one of the greatest villains In film and his motivation was also for money. This is because he serves as a great foil to John McClane. This brings me to Captain Phasma, why should she be seen as more of a villain than Zam? Zam Is by no means a high bar of villainy, but she actually offered resistance to the Jedi. Conversely, Phasma literally walks around and is responsible for the destruction of the Death Star knock-off. They could have easily made Phasma the one that fights Finn instead of the storm trooper. Instead, they heavily marketed her with nothing to show for it. Anything they do with Phasma from here on out will come across as awkward backpedaling.

The leaked videos prompted Warner Bros to release the Suicide Squad footage:

It baffles me that so many people still think that figure was based off the show.

Can you provide a source for this?

You're right. It's my favorite John Goodman performance.

New one.

Falling Down.

Correct! Now it's your turn.

Wes Anderson is thankfully getting more attention these days. As for my film:

Moonrise Kingdom?

New Fantastic Four Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbcNTCoxD8g

I'm confident that they'll handle Darth Vader with respect to his character. The writers did a great job of portraying Grand Moff Tarkin as a credible threat. Although he was not the most competent villain, the first Inquisitor was at least treated as a danger. He wasn't defeated by Gungans or tethered to a protagonist for an episode.

Here's the new trailer:

We have a winner! It's your turn now.

Definitely not The Raid: Redemption, though I recommend that film as well. The film I picked recently had a lackluster American remake.

Nope. It's from a foreign film.

One of the more messed up movies I've seen in the past.