Chris Klimek

It is fun.

I did enjoy it.

But I've almost forgotten it already.

You know, there's just Star Wars and the blockbusters they begat were once special by virtue of their scarcity or at least them being sort of a seasonal thing.

And this is just kind of, you know, the latest thing coming off the production line and it's fine.

But it is a little disappointing that there isn't even one thing about it that I can say is special.

Yeah.

No, I mean, how many times in the last, what, 27 years have you said, okay, but Duel of the Fates, but that fight was cool in The Phantom Menace.

Can we talk about casting now?

I only hunt down Imperial War criminals.

I don't work for gangsters anymore, especially the Hutts.

Look, I mean, you cannot pander to me personally any harder than putting Sigourney Weaver in a science fiction movie.

And she looks so bored.

I've never seen Sigourney Weaver look more bored than she does, even when she puts on the flight suit, which kind of feels like some, you know, Dave Filoni in Midjourney is like, put Ripley in a Star Wars uniform.

that's hard for me to take.

But on the other end of it, we have Jeremy Allen White, prize-fighting rot of the hut, who does get to say, I'm my own man, which made me chuckle.

And then he says that and other like sentiments entirely too many times, leaving aside the fact that we have Jeremy Allen White with his voice so digitally altered as to be unrecognizable.

Absolutely unrecognizable.

How

What do you guys feel about a Hutt speaking one a lot, two in English or basic, as Wikipedia tells me it is in the Star Wars universe?