Is the “Book of Boba Fett” becoming your favorite hate watch or do you still hold out hope that the Star Wars team at Disney+ can pull things together by the series finale? That and more in today’s mailbag.
Questions abound about the future of physical media and yet there are Imagination Connoisseurs who long for high resolution releases of classic films. Plus, a simple question … what home video format is best?
Special thanks to Imagination Connoisseur Bob Dylan who shared a little action figure story with the PGS this weekend.
Composer/arrangers like James Horner (pictured above) collaborated with filmmakers to help tell stories through music and thematic elements that helped audience connect to characters. Plus more from the mailbag.
Kevin Fiege’s vision of the MCU has paid off handsomely for MARVEL Studios and Disney, but how long can he keep it up? Fans make predictions and offer other ideas in today’s mailbag.
There’s nothing wrong with dreaming and storytelling, is there? If not, try explaining why so many great stories go unread, so many brilliant ideas unheard, and so many dreams unfulfilled. Yes, we have existential letters today on the blog.
Is it just us or is bad news hitting us on Fridays with ever increasing frequency? Imagination Connoisseur Mikeylito takes a look back at some of the stars who’ve recently left us – plus more mail.
How could he not of known? Apparently, the Force was everywhere except within earshot of Luke – just check out how he reacts when he hears about it from old Ben Kenobi. How is that possible? Imagination Connoisseurs want to know that … and more.
Should they have killed off René Belloq in RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK? At least one Imagination Connoisseur thinks the decision was made in haste. Plus more letters from fans.
Ever want to be a Hollywood bigshot that can make the call on what movies get produced? Congratulations, you’ve got the job for the day and a job that nobody would ever want. That’s our seven words or less challenge today …
THE THING is about the laziest title for a movie. Ever. Surely, you can come up with something better. That’s our seven words or less challenge today …
SPACE: 1999 was a 1970s action-adventure series produced by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson and only ran for two seasons. Could it have run longer? What needed to happen to ensure a third season? That’s our seven words or less challenge today …
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