To clarify, I’ve never watched this particular show on my own throughout my entire life, except for a few times when I was young and would occasionally see it while my mother was watching. However, I wasn’t usually in the living room for extended periods of time. As a child, I tended to come home from school and either watch my preferred TV show, “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” or spend time on YouTube instead.
Following the impressive critical acclaim that Andor received, it’s evident that the Star Wars franchise has a defined route for upcoming Disney+ series. To keep audiences engaged, the franchise should adopt the raw realism showcased in the Tony Gilroy-created series when developing new characters and their stories. This means presenting iconic characters like Sith Lords and clones with a grounded, authentic approach similar to Andor. In essence, each beloved Star Wars character deserves their own prequel series in the vein of Andor.
For the past twenty years, “War of the Worlds” has been captivating moviegoers, first dominating the box office and leaving a lasting impression. Its impressive visual effects, intriguing plot, and genuinely terrifying scenes drew audiences in. With a 76% score on Rotten Tomatoes, this sci-fi thriller is still considered a riveting masterpiece by critics and viewers alike. To honor its 20th anniversary, let’s revisit the underrated Spielberg film.
In the 1980s, when CGI was not yet prevalent, filmmakers relied on practical effects and animatronics, resulting in some of the most extraordinary and unforgettable movie monsters ever captured on screen.
As reported by Comic Book Resources, it was disappointing for Courtney to discover that his character’s demise would occur so soon in “The Suicide Squad”. Nevertheless, Gunn comforted the actor with the promise that Captain Boomerang could potentially reappear on the silver screen in the future. The actor himself clarified this point.