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  2. Chronocidal

    Hi-Metal R

    Chronocidal replied to joppewo's topic in Toys

    Yeah, thankfully I don't trust DHL in the slightest either. They're always the least reliable in my area, so I'm just going to let anything I ordered ride until there's another option.
  3. Big s
    Hopefully your health gets better soon, but there’s always the D+ option I’d imagine that the majority will be adults, but I wouldn’t expect a packed theater for it.
  4. Hikuro
    George Lucas did say, this is a movie for kids when he did star wars, it's not really a movie aimed at grownups after all. Either way, I think this could be a good popcorn flick. The only question is will I be able to sit in a theater and watch this with my current health. Since it's 8 months away, who knows! I'm crossing my fingers.
  5. Hikuro
    Okay wait, that was it? .........serious? that's season 1?
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  7. TangledThorns
    Very much for kids and is why I'm dragging mine to see it, lol. I expect lots of adults will see it too.
  8. Thom
    RIP Miss Cardinale.
  9. Thom
    Ouch! But true. The real problem being that they tied him own to a gangster who can't gangster. I only saw the show once, but didn't they have him being taken in by nomads after escaping the Sarlac pit? They should have just had him fighting for them against the far more powerful Hutts for the length of the show.
  10. TangledThorns
    I took a week off to play BF6 the week after its released, lol.
  11. Old_Nash_II
    Nice gameplay
  12. Shawn
    Found on a current auction, just another low-viz variant, but the angle of this pic just struck me as 'that is freaking cool' Hasegawa did nice on the 1/48.
  13. Big s
    That Scambit is really pricey at bbts. It’s $134 before tax and shipping and possibly other fees. I got the original version for $50 or $60 when it was new. I thought that was a little pricey for a six inch toy then, now it seems like a total bargain
  14. Big s
    That’s amazing. not a style I’d be trying myself, but this definitely makes me excited for the moderoid kit.
  15. Duke Togo
    With their advertising for this, it looks to be aimed at children. Like Skeleton Crew. Which is fine, I liked that. Just makes me a little sad we're now miles away from the Space Spaghetti Western the show started as.
  16. tekering
    It was difficult for me to come to terms with this... but when Discovery, Rings of Power, and even Star Trek Into Darkness claim 84% of critics recommend them, I guess the shills have taken over. 🫣 Still, if grading on a curve, I have to admit Alien: Earth wasn't nearly as disappointing as Alien 3... or Alien vs. Predator... or Prometheus, even. 😒 And if the show had come to television 30 years ago, amidst the RoboCop, Highlander, and Police Academy TV series, we'd have hailed it as a masterpiece. 😅
  17. Papa Rat
    Yeah I think you’re right about that.
  18. pengbuzz
    ☹️
  19. pengbuzz
    I take it that it doesn't transform?
  20. Papa Rat
    As seen on HJWeb Hasegawa 1/72 VF-19EF Special
  21. Old_Nash_II
    Wicked Part 2 Final Trailer
  22. borgified
    It's going to be a very long wait @no3Ljm. Bandai is too busy re-releasing selected umpteen versions of the older renewal valk lineup with a "newer updated look" and the upcoming Zola Patrol 19. VF-1 valks are in the backburner for now.
  23. Seto Kaiba
    I'd put more faith in the amateur reviewers and general audiences than the professional critics, mainly because the latter group are often indirectly in the employ of the studios via the media companies that own the papers and websites and seem to be afraid to give negative reviews unless the film or series is borderline unwatchable. 40+ point disparities between critic and audience scores are pretty common now. The audience scores are trending downward, but still well on the positive side of neutral... which is fair. Alien: Earth isn't unwatchably bad like The Acolyte or Star Trek: Discovery, both of which have 50+ point disparities between their glowing critical praise and scathing audience reviews. It's a clumsy effort that feels like it needed a bit more time in the oven, but it has spirit and in the flashback episode there's some sense that the showrunners do understand the assignment... or are at least copying the homework of someone who does. With a little work, Alien: Earth as a whole could've gone from iffy to good or even great, and the flashback episode could've gone from good to amazing with a bit more polish.
  24. nightmareB4macross
    https://m.facebook.com/groups/1380026458924672/permalink/4086390198288271/?mibextid=wwXIfr
  25. Seto Kaiba
    If so, that would make the decision to green-light the show's development and production a rather idiotic move. The entire premise of the series was "Boba Fett is back from his Disney Villain Death in Return of the Jedi and his new ambition is to take over Jabba the Hutt's criminal empire". Why green-light a series about an explicitly villainous bounty hunter at all if he has to be Mr. Space Rogers? If he can't be shown doing crime, why make the focus of the story his new life goal to change careers to Crime Lord and take over his old boss's criminal empire built on drug smuggling, slave trafficking, protection rackets, space piracy, and murder-for-hire? Poor Din was the one sane man poking his head into an Idiot Plot. That even a poorly written character could be written worse. Bo-Katan was always rather thinly written, and the people writing her often forget she was the right-hand man to the coup leader who framed and overthrew her sister and plunged Mandalore into the chaos that led to its takeover by Maul, the one who effectively started the civil war that led to its takeover by the Empire, etc. Considering how often poor Din tends to get overshadowed by characters from Filoni's past works... I'm a bit worried he's going to be playing second fiddle to the likes of Zeb and Rotta in his own movie.
  26. Papa Rat
    Hahahaha
  27. davidwhangchoi
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