Yup.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DJ36GdEX0AEkvNu.jpg:large

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https://media.tmz.com/2017/07/07/070...1080x608-1.jpg

I suppose it’s possible but Disney has Mary Poppins Returns set for Christmas Day 2018 so it would likely need to be moved.

Wreck It Ralph 2is set for late November so there’s not much room for all three.

Powell is amazing. This might actually have a better score than TFA or TLJ.

https://io9.gizmodo.com/john-william...r-w-1821668767

Also, there's an interesting note in the casting page. The film features "mud troopers."

Teaser dropping 1/7 during halftime of one of the wildcard games.

I can't wait to hear how what we thought was wrong.

He was completely different.

Which will add nothing to anything and just further ruin what we loved once...

This is all the internet has become - grown men whining about petty crap.

Spoiler: His life sucks and his emo son kills him.

Now I know how people feel about me and Alex Smith....

Jesus.

LMAO

They have a chance to spark off a series of sequels if they can make a Han Solo or Obi Wan Kenobi movie that's as good as Rogue One. Wouldn't take much to blow away the new main story line trilogy.

yep.

You don't like the story line in the new trilogy? Why not?

1. Han and Leia are divorced after having a child that emulates Darth Vader.
2. Luke Skywalker is all alone and blames himself after said child kills all of his new Jedi.
3. Said child kills Han Solo
4. Said child kills the "New" Emperor and takes his place
5. Luke Skywalker essentially commits suicide protecting 20 people left from the New Republic and Rebellion/Resistance, including his sister (who dies shortly thereafter).


What's not to like?

The story itself doesn't bother me, even though I don't find it all that interesting. I just don't think the two movies are all that great. I was OK with TFA, but TLJ should have blown us all away. It didn't. Instead I think it pales in comparison to Rogue One. TLJ didn't hold my attention when I watched it.

What The Last Jedi tells us is that our heroes lives are inconsequential.

Luke blowing up the Death Star with Han's help was inconsequential.

Luke saving his father, which lead to the destruction of the second Death Star and death of the Emperor and Sith was inconsequential.

No matter how much "Good" someone does with their life, evil will always prevail and destroy lives.

This also tells us that whatever Finn, Rose, Poe and Rey do in their lives is also inconsequential.

So, what's the point?