Now Filoni’s clear and free to do a Thrawn movie instead of him being the seasonal villain of another show. Also! There is exactly one scene in the sequels I absolutely love. It’s the flashback of Luke and Leia training with lightsabers. Make! A! Trilogy! Out! Of! That!

The Bride of Frankenstein meets Bonnie and Clyde.

While you're waiting, check out "Penny Dreadful." https://youtu.be/YFXHfEqMcis

I don't know who's list that was. I never actually made one myself.

Of course they do. Marketers saw barbenheimer and have been trying to remake that magic. Corporate can't just have a social phenomenon like that and let it pass now they need to manufacture it. Hell it's not a mistake they're releasing these two big movies at the same time. You think 10 years ago they would have released on the same weekend?

Exactly. I already watch them all like once a month and I have weed at my house to partake in

Ostrikov said US financiers expressed interest in backing the film on the condition that the main character be changed from a man from Khmelnytskyi to an American, he declined.

I enjoyed it, but I kept seeing Chad Powers instead of Glen Powell.

28 Years Later has had such an interesting and starkly diverse split in terms of what people thought of it. People seem to either like it, or absolutely hate it. I liked it, but now view it as a complete departure from the originals, and from the zombie genre in general. Now we’re kind of getting a look into how this dystopian hellscape has solidified over the years and what kind of insanity comes out the other end. That’s the part I’m curious to see, even if it’s not executed as well as I’d like.

In a lot of ways he went the same direction as Jake Sully. While he never fell in love with Pandora like Jake did, he sure got attached to things in that world and in the end recognized they mean more to him than revenge.

New concepts? Nah, just make sequels, reboots, and superhero movies.