@BlackBeltJones - I love that episode one of the best.

@BlackBeltJones - I was on about Rick and Morty.

@MalesMarcel - I think the three trailers are this, WW84 and Judas and the Black Messiah

@CharleyBologna - @CharleyBologna - I re-watched it the other night on HBO, and it's pretty bad. I was actually laughing a little bit during the climactic battle scene, which has all the excitement and tension of a home movie. The effects are also ridiculously poor, even for the era.

That said, I agree with you 100 percent about tone and look. I would go so far as to say it's definitive in terms of the latter; so much imagination and creativity went into crafting this world. It's fun to notice all the little details, like the wings on glow globes, or all the intricate lattice work in the Emperor's throne room, or the industrial hellscape of Giedi Prime and on and on and on. It's beautifully realized.

Which is why I'm so excited here; not only does Villeneuve make stunningly beautiful movies himself, he's also a tremendous storyteller in his own right. If he can't make this great, it can't be done.

One note on Paul: I'm not somebody who is dogmatic with source material, so they could have changed this and I wouldn't care. But he is expressly described as being undersized for his age at 15, so a strapping warrior he is not. He's just been masterfully trained, in addition to his immense mental gifts. So to me, Chalamet is absolutely perfect -- most importantly because he's a tremendous actor.

@PicolasCage - I agree...but and me a buddy we’re talking about this ...

Does he need a financial hit at some point and soon to keep getting these opportunities?