>The background of our cover showcases new Imperial weaponry being used against the nascent Rebellion: taller, slimmer walkers known as AT-ACTs hauling cargo, and flatter, fang-like interceptors known as TIE Strikers.
>New information about Jyn Erso (The Theory of Everything’s Felicity Jones), the outlaw who has clashed with both the Rebellion and the Empire, and now has a chance to clear her ledger of past wrongs by leading a mission for the good guys. It’s also personal – her father, played by Mads Mikkelsen, is a scientist whose knowledge is sought by both sides.
>Full details of the squad of characters uniting to take on the Empire, played by the most multicultural cast to appear in a Star Wars film yet: Diego Luna, Jiang Wen, Donnie Yen, Riz Ahmed, Forest Whitaker, and Alan Tudyk – as a performance-capture droid. (One of these has been seen before by Star Wars fans.)
>A look at the skullduggery inside the Imperial ranks, as seen through the eyes of a new villain: Ben Mendelsohn’s ambitious officer, who’s eager to earn the favor of the Emperor – and avoid the wrath of his black-masked enforcer.
>Candid revelations from the filmmakers about what the current reshoots are adding to the story as the film nears its December release.
>Finally, confirmation of what fans have hoped ever since the project was announced: Vader is back. We have a run-down of the Sith lord’s first day on set, and what his return means for the larger Star Wars storytelling universe.
Do we really need Darth Vader in another Star Wars film?
I was kind of hoping for a Star Wars film that didn't rely upon "look who it is! Remember him!" moments
>>71191656
>Do we really need Darth Vader in another Star Wars film?
>Do we really need one of the best selling and one of the most popular characters of all time that is recognizable across multiple generations and cultures, in movie that exists solely to make money
What are, 12?
>>71191656
>hoping for a sw that doesnt nostalgia pander
Right....
>>71191656
>taller, slimmer walkers known as AT-ACTs hauling cargo
Definitely not AT-ATs, no sir!
>fang-like interceptors known as TIE Strikers
Just rename the TIE Phantoms, bros!
Also, was the rumor about Christensen returning to play Vader under armor and undergoing related training just a rumor, /tv/?
What are some good political thrillers /tv/?
>>71191625
3 Days of the Condor
Pelican Brief
The Parallax View
https://youtu.be/KSMfrfpj9FQ
Is it good?
Should I watch it?
>>71191607
Yes and yes
>>71191607
Watch Hornblower instead.
This is now /hornblower/ general
>>71192451
But there is no Sean Bean in it.
Also you talking about movie or tv series?
You are allowed to murder one (1) actor, actress, or director, and you are guaranteed to get away with it. You can also murder them in the manner of your choice.
Who do you you kill and how?
bump
you might get v& if you respond to my post btw
Aidan Gillen
just to piss off all the memers
>>71191538
y tho.
hollywood seems like familia
Are you guys hyped for this? I have reached maximum hype levels. Let's just hope it isn't trash.
Some of the casting:
Kevin Hart ... George Beard (voice)
Thomas Middleditch ...Harold Hutchins (voice)
Nick Kroll ... Professor Poopypants (voice)
Ed Helms ... Mr. Krupp / Captain Underpants (voice)
Jordan Peele ... Melvin (voice)
Nancy Cartwright ... Evil George / Evil Harold (voice)
Are they going to have the ending where Harold comes out of the closet and meets his wife's son?
>You will never be a child reading the books for the first time
>You will never find out on your 8th birthday that the movie is coming out
>You will never watch this movie devoid of adult cynicism; full of childsh wonder
RAAAAAGGGHHHH I WANNA GO BACK I DON'T WANNA DO THIS ANYMOORRREEE
What's the best piece of vampire fiction on screen?
Not necessarily the best kind of vampire in lore and abilities but the best execution of it in a narrative.
My money's on pic related. Let the Right One In presented vampirism in a nuanced and concise way that directly served the story. No expository moments of "our kind have walked in the shadows for 10,000 bla bla bla." Apparently thats in the book which I think is a better place for it. The film shows what its vampirism is by presenting it in action.
Vampires are pretty dumb
this is a good one, Herzog's Nosferatu as well
What We Do in the Shadows is hilarious and savvy when it comes to playing off cinematic vampire lore
My personal favorites are Fright Night, Bram Stoker's Dracula and Near Dark.
Interview with the Vampire and 30 days of Night get honorable mention.
>Kino
>Cinema
>Film
>Movie
>Flick
>implying these aren't all synonyms
>implying critics give two shits about whether what they saw was a flick or a film
>>71191456
t. dense motherfucker
>>71191456
>implying /tv/ treats this seriously
Can't handle the bantz
It's /tv/ terminology, so yeah, I wouldn't expect a critic to use it. No fucking shit lad
>this feral hounds that i have trained to eat human meat and even fed my baby brother will never attack me
what did he mean by this?
The hounds never fed any babies.
You also don't know what feral means.
He was just being his usual cocky self. Dogs weren't feral btw.
>>71191487
>>71191527
>trying this hard
go back, /v/irgins
This is Scorsese's indisputable worst film. Prove me wrong.
Not even subtle bait.
>not this garbage
hugo was appallingly shit. and I love ancient movies, i've watched the entirety of Les Vampires and most of Melies' surviving work
ANT VS MAN
This guy and Obediah Stain or whatever his name was, Jeff Bridges in Iron Man, they are the types of villains that more capeshit movies need. Ultron, Apocalypse and the evil alien from BvS are all unrelateable. Sure, they're cool to look at. They monologue and it's satisfying when the good guys finally get a punch in, but who the fuck cares?
There's no stakes, no reasoning. It's always just 'fuck this shit', that being the earth. Why don't they have human motivations and weaknesses?
It just seems like killing gods over and over again would get pretty fucking boring and pedestrian after awhile.
>>71191370
Sad that Marvel got a nice beginning with Red Skull and Obediah and then, fuck.
Yellowjacket was really enjoyable. More than I expected anyway.
Ant-Man, GotG > > > > The rest of MCU
Why didn't he just stab her with the cure?
>>71190988
She had evaporized the cures right?
>>71191068
He could've held them behind his back
>>71190988
Why couldn't the movie be good? Why did they keep pushing this Logan/Jean romance when she was banging Scott 99% of the time?
![i_can_break_these_cuffs_by_tomikaulitz[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/9ov1xBA.jpg "i can break these cuffs by tomikaulitz[1]")
What was his endgame?
>>71190818
AAUUIIRIRIRRIRRRRHHJGGGG
Breaking these cuffs
>>71191014
WITH NO SURVIVORS
>With great power comes great responsibility.
This is nothing but slave morality, attempting to siphon power away from the people who've earned it, to the powerless.
The only responsibility powerful men have is to enrich their own lives, and if that includes rightfully subjugating the powerless then so be it.
The less worthy will always attempt to steal from the powerful, and they need to be put down and taught who their masters are like the filthy dogs they are.
>>71190788
edgy
>>71190848
Not really considering our entire history and world was formed upon this fucking principle.
Go read a book, summerchild.
>>71190848
>people have responsibilities to other people
ITT: Intros you always skipWere Rachel and Ross on a break?
>>71190703
The only people who say they weren't are in denial
>>71190703
CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP
Obviously they were. Not backing down on that is the only non-cuck thing Ross ever did. Which is good, because Rachel is a narcissistic bitch and needed a strong personality to keep her happy.
What actors/actresseses are complete dickbags IRL?
I hear he's always been a jerk, mostly on the set of Community.
>>71190394
Wait piccard was a cunt ?
