There Will Be Blood is about as formidable as American filmmaking gets, but I'm still unsure about the whole detour with the faux brother.

I'm weeks late on this joke, but this film literally has jumping sharks in it.

Steven Soderbergh is the most versatile American director of his generation. So stoked.

Kurt Russell is testosterone's final form.

It's worth remembering that Disney targeted both TFA and TLJ for May releases before pushing them back to December.

Obi-Wan is my favorite character in all of the films, and yet I have no interest in seeing a spin off film about him. He's already been thoroughly explored in the saga, especially as an active participant in four films. On the other hand, while I think Boba Fett is pretty overrated, I'd much rather ...

The first act of ROTS is nearly as much fun as the second act of ANH , and actually is the reverse structure: ANH : 1. Heroes escape from planet 2. Heroes pulled onto battle station 3. Heroes rescue princess / fight on battle station 4. Lightsaber duel / heroes escape from battle station 5. Space ba...

I don't hate Starkiller Base, as it makes sense to me that the First Order wants to both emulate and improve upon that which the Empire had created with the Death Star(s), and its implementation in destroying the New Republic should have fascinating implications for the state of the galaxy in TLJ . ...

But it simply doesn't have the same sizzle as The Force Awakens early marketing. -Vader To be fair, it's almost impossible to match the excitement and hype that was a built in element of the TFA marketing. But visually, there's much here that feels like new territory, especially those cryptic close...

What if Lukes last line has a deeper meaning. Initially I thought it was setting up Lukes current mind state as a lonely bitter old man who's reluctant to help train Rey in the ways of the force, but eventually comes to terms and takes her under his wing. But what if he's alluding to the fact that ...