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Well, we had one action-packed episode to distract us from the depressing reality of what Star Wars has become. Now its back to terrible writing, grim acting, lightsaber whips and giant hamsters with The Acolyte Episode 6.
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Arguments, illness, confrontational actors, destroyed sets, deadly wildlife, plane crashes, flash floods, chainsawed limbs and ships being lifted across mountains. The 1982 Werner Herzog movie Fitzcarraldo had them all, and much more. Join me as I chronicle what may be the most insane episode of Production Hell ever.
Wow! Something finally happened in Star Wars: The Acolyte! I mean, it was mostly dumb and pointless, and possibly lore-breaking, but it happened all the same. That's progress, right?
The critics (predictably) loved it. The audience, unfortunately, hated it. Season 4 of The Boys is what happens when activism takes priority over art.
After enduring Star Wars for the past couple of weeks, I was in the mood for a good old fashioned action movie. Luckily, for once Hollywood provided just what I was after.
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Well, they said it was going to be bad, and it was. But I don't think anyone expected THIS. The Acolyte really does represent Disney Lucasfilm's ultimate vision for Star Wars, the only problem is nobody seems to share that vision.
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Man, if you thought Episode 1 of The Acolyte was bad, just wait until you get to Episode 2. Floating Jedi, body-positive padawans and the worst assassin in Star Wars history. It's all here, and its all hilariously bad.
Just when you thought Star Wars was dead, along comes a show like The Acolyte and totally proves you right. Join me for my review of Episode 1 of Leslye Headland's Star Wars "masterpiece".
Jennifer Lopez's new scifi action flick Atlas clearly has designs on kicking off a new franchise of movies on Netflix. Something tells me that's not going to be happening though. Join me for my review of Atlas.
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