I'd love to see Space Raylan Givens Cobb Vanth again, alive and kickin', whipping his pistols.
Spoilers All Things STAR WARS - News, Speculation & Spoilers Thread
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Lucas is going to comic con to give everyone the Good news. He has been selected as Kennedy's replacement! He has spent this past years creating a new trilogy. It tells the story of space bikers wearing black leather jackets and space biker hats, only these bikes have force fields so they can fly through space as well.
Well one of these space bikers is a young man who has the power of the force. The Empire in the Future has fallen and space is now controlled by a massive evil corporation called Dis-Corp and controlled by a monstrous mouse looking alien as it's leader called M'kay'ouse. This young biker should resemble a young Marlon Brando.
Well one of these space bikers is a young man who has the power of the force. The Empire in the Future has fallen and space is now controlled by a massive evil corporation called Dis-Corp and controlled by a monstrous mouse looking alien as it's leader called M'kay'ouse. This young biker should resemble a young Marlon Brando.
"Pour me one of whatever you're having."
It seems pretty strong.
That's a whole distillery in one glass.
I found her character to be a highlight of the show. Her sass worked well for me. Plus she had pit droids and a BD (maybe even BD-1 himself who knows), she gave us an N1 starfighter and revealed that Jawas are furry little critters.
Her BD unit is BD-72.
I was unaware of that but it wasnt stated on screen so they can change it if they want. They've already changed some things from the novels.
If novels are soft canon certainly an exhibition at a convention is too.
I wish they'd've fixed the aspect ratio on the left image!
Tom Cruise is older now than his The Firm co-star Wilford Brimley was when they shot that film.
"You're gonna do the right thing to protect the firm, aren't you?"
"It's the right thing to do and a tasty way to do it!"
I remember it was a meme for a minute there and then fell off the internet, but there's the Brimley/Cocoon line, the point at which you reach the age Wilfred Brimley was when a movie was released whose premise was that he was literally too old to live, at the superannuated age of almost 51.
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