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1+ hour, 26+ min ago (340+ words) Following Andor's chart-topping Season 2, creator Tony Gilroy addressed ongoing speculation about a possible Season 3 and whether he might return to the Star Wars universe in the future. Further, Gilroy reflected on the production, the response to the show, and what additional seasons might have explored. Gilroy clarified that Andor was always designed as a two-season series, and even in a scenario where more seasons, such as Season 3, were possible, the story itself would not have changed. "I wouldn't tell the story any differently at all," he told GamesRadar+. He acknowledged that a longer run was theoretically possible under different circumstances. "If we were working on season one and I was 35 and Diego was 35 and we had unlimited time, and if Disney had the money, and someone said, "Geez, can you do it in four [seasons]?' You'd build a frame for…...

1+ hour, 32+ min ago (304+ words) Following Andor's chart-topping Season 2, creator Tony Gilroy addressed ongoing speculation about a possible Season 3 and whether he might return to the Star Wars universe in the future. Further, Gilroy reflected on the production, the response to the show, and what additional seasons might have explored. Gilroy clarified that Andor was always designed as a two-season series, and even in a scenario where more seasons, such as Season 3, were possible, the story itself would not have changed. "I wouldn't tell the story any differently at all," he told GamesRadar+. He acknowledged that a longer run was theoretically possible under different circumstances. "If we were working on season one and I was 35 and Diego was 35 and we had unlimited time, and if Disney had the money, and someone said, "Geez, can you do it in four [seasons]?' You'd build a frame for…...

3+ hour, 10+ min ago (489+ words) Stranger Things season 5 just hit streaming platforms with Volume 1, and honestly, nobody can stop discussing what they watched. The new episodes threw curveballs, leaving the entire fanbase scrambling to make sense of things. We received far more mysteries than actual answers this time around, which has left everyone both annoyed and completely hooked. Hawkins is dealing with stuff that makes previous seasons look tame by comparison. The current debate centers on whether Vecna is really running the show or just another piece in somebody else's game. Social media exploded with theories within hours of the video's release, and people are examining it frame by frame, in search of Easter eggs. Waiting until Volume 2 drops feels like torture after those endings. Some theories sound absolutely wild at first, but then you start connecting dots, and they don't seem so crazy anymore....

5+ hour, 40+ min ago (709+ words) (Sr. Writer/Editor) Kofi Outlaw has a B.A. in writing and film studies. He then earned a Masters Degree in creative writing from The New School in NYC, where he became editor of Screenrant.com when it was just a hobby blog. Kofi recognized potential in Screen Rant as an outlet capable of bridging dedicated fandoms with [] There are a lot of strange theories about the Star Trek franchise, and some are so out there that they border on superstitions. One of the biggest Star Trek superstitions for years has to do with an alleged pattern to the good vs. bad content that comes from the franchise. Well, 34 years ago, one Star Trek movie hit theaters, which convinced a generation of fans that there was no more room for doubt about whether or not you could predict which Star Trek movies…...

6+ hour, 44+ min ago (270+ words) Cade is an avid gamer, chicken tender connoisseur, and utterly obsessed with Spider-Man and Red Dead Redemption 2. He has been writing about video games since he was 13 years old and worked his way up to becoming the Editor-in-Chief of a website known as GameZone by the time he was 17. Cade has also [] A beloved Star Wars game is apparently getting a remake and it may lead to an even better game than the original. The history of Star Wars is quite extensive thanks to decades of films, shows, books, and video games. Although the movies are arguably the center of the Star Wars universe, the other media have been extremely successful at keeping people interested in the sci-fi franchise. Gaming, in particular, has done a fantastic job of this by touching on different genres like RPGs, first-person shooters, and narrative-driven…...

7+ hour, 32+ min ago (262+ words) Years later, new details are emerging, showing that part of the reason why the DLC content was shelved was due to proper crediting. In a disclosed email from Michael Blair, an executive at Aspyr, he told Zbyl and Hassat Hunter (two of the creators behind the original mod) what was going wrong: "In our efforts to credit everyone who contributed to the mod, we have spooked Disney legal and now they have put a new blocker in place." Considering that the mod was community-built, proper crediting would mean tracking down dozens of volunteers and modders, some behind online usernames. Forgetting or omitting someone could become a legal nightmare. Totilo writes that this task of properly crediting everyone was "insurmountable," and that Disney had to put a stop to it, despite years of the developers trying to overcome it: "Juliet was…...

7+ hour, 32+ min ago (262+ words) Years later, new details are emerging, showing that part of the reason why the DLC content was shelved was due to proper crediting. In a disclosed email from Michael Blair, an executive at Aspyr, he told Zbyl and Hassat Hunter (two of the creators behind the original mod) what was going wrong: "In our efforts to credit everyone who contributed to the mod, we have spooked Disney legal and now they have put a new blocker in place." Considering that the mod was community-built, proper crediting would mean tracking down dozens of volunteers and modders, some behind online usernames. Forgetting or omitting someone could become a legal nightmare. Totilo writes that this task of properly crediting everyone was "insurmountable," and that Disney had to put a stop to it, despite years of the developers trying to overcome it: "Juliet was…...

8+ hour, 28+ min ago (409+ words) A landmark of modern cinema is set to return to the big screen. Lucasfilm says a newly restored version of the original 1977 "Star Wars" will return to theaters on Feb. 19, 2027, giving fans a rare chance to see the movie that launched a cultural phenomenon in its original form. The studio said the restoration is the same version shown earlier this year at the British Film Institute's Film on Film Festival in London. That cut features the theatrical elements that longtime fans have campaigned for, including the infamous cantina showdown in which Han shoots first - a moment later altered in the 1997 "Special Edition." The limited release is part of a yearlong celebration of the blockbuster that reshaped Hollywood, introduced lightsabers to the cultural lexicon and launched one of the most enduring franchises in film history. A statement on the official website…...

9+ hour, 38+ min ago (386+ words) In celebration of'Star Wars: The Force Awakens10th anniversary this year, StarWars.com has shared a special featurette celebrating and looking at the making of "Reys Theme." John Williams, the composer behind the track, cited the piece as part of the reason why he kept coming back to work on the series. Williams said that he had to think first before committing to making the score for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. What brought him back, he said in a 2016 concert, was his special connection to "Reys Theme" "Disney asked me if I would do the next episode of Star Wars. I thought I wanted to think about it for a minute, but then I made up my mind " because I didnt want anybody else writing music for Rey." Much like many fans, Williams stated that he felt an immediate connection to…...

10+ hour, 28+ min ago (620+ words) | December 8, 2025 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 0 comments so far At San Diego Comic-Con 2024 it was first announced that Robert Picardo was joining Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, reprising his Star Trek: Voyager role as the Holographic Doctor. While that all seems straightforward, there has been a recurring question that fans have had about the role as it isn't quite so simple. You see, as a famous jedi frog once said, there is another" Robert Picardo as the backup EMH with 31st century Kyrian scientist holding his backup module in Voyager "Living Witness" (Paramount) So there you have it, Bob is playing EMH classic. In fact, over the last year he has talked about how his character has changed, confirming that the EMH has been active ever since Voyager returned back in the 24th century. Last year, with his usual wit, the actor talked about…...