Lit MACLUNKY -- The Lit Forum Maclunky Thread, v3

actually wikipedia and you are welcome.

 

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Your head.

 

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From SDCC, a better look at the Jaina Solo 6" figure:

 

Looks great. Pretty cool the new Grand Admiral Thrawn figure comes with the Holy Grail, among other items as well.

 

wahahahaha

Oh man

saving the comic now

 

Anyone else seen Dunkirk by Nolan ? Pretty much an event

 

Went and saw it last night in IMAX. Absolutely true, best war movie I've seen in a long time.

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Agreed, it was viceral, when you hear the Stukas overhead, your reaction is oh **** and you feel like you are there being attacked too

Btw I want to be Tom Hardy when I grow up that man pure coolness

I hope Nolan does a sequel on El Alamein

Side note Im guessing that the distinctive TIE fighter noise is based on the Stuka and there dive bomb sound

 

I need to build a pc with windows to fire up the old Company of Heroes.

 

Dunkirk was quite good. Great score throughout the movie as well. Very suspenseful. I did feel like I was flying a Spitfire after I left the theater. Sure hope there are more historical war movies like that to come. Made me think I can't even imagine the things my granddad saw and experienced during the war.

 

Pretty certain it is.

 

Saw Valerian last night; visually gorgeous, and a definitely good plot, although I hope it doesn't fall prey to John Carter syndrome ("eh, Star Wars did it better").

Ah, no - Valerian was one of the (myriad) sources for SW. And this film should be judged on its own merits, IMHO.

No spoilers, but I will say it does a much better job of establishing backstory when it needs to - that is, early in the film - than Jupiter Ascending (which, tbf, suffered from other flaws, and could've been a much better film with a bit more editing and tighter writing, but that's neither here nor there ...).

Another of my must-see films of the year checked off my list.

 

So in "I'm losing my crap" news, Michael Emerson was just announced as playing a villain role in S6 of Arrow.

Someone pinch me.

 

Yup very excited about that one. He was so good on Lost. I like that Adrian Pasdar is joint the Supergirl cast as well. Nice to see the voice of Iron-Man, making some headway into the DC universe. Glad about the Captain Cold news as well.

 

I gave up on Arrow years ago, and only have a vague sense of where it's at from following the other DC shows - so is it true that the last season was actually a notable improvement?

 

I wish I had that strength. Arrow was the first show I watched week to week. I have skipped around a bit but I still have to much bested interest. It is a very abusive relationship

 

I'm just excited for the Black Canary

 

"Abusive relationship" ? Hyperbole much, bro?

 

Absolutely. In my opinion, Season 5 was so far ahead of Season 4 and even Season 3 that it was almost whiplash-inducing. It might not have been the quality of the first seasons, but it was very nearly there, at least. And many consider the villain to be the best villain since Slade Wilson–others say he's the best villain on the show, and I am considering making that judgment myself. If you liked the first two seasons at all, I'd recommend watching S5. The early 4-5 episodes are average, but the rest of the season is stand-out good.

 

So Dunkerque is spelled Dunkirk in English? You learn something new every day.