#Lucasfilm Ltd

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The Mandalorian Season 2 #5 (Cover art by Kael Ngu)

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rebels v ahsoka

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The talented people at Laughing Place gave a look to the Disney booth at Lightbox Expo featuring Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar Animation Studios, Disney Television Animation, Marvel Studios, 20th Television Animation, LucasFilm Animation and Walt Disney Imagineering

Walt Disney Animation Studios

-Zootopia

-Moana

-Encanto

Pixar Animation Studios

-Inside Out

-Monsters Inc

Disney Television Animation

-Phineas And Ferb

-The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse

-Big City Greens

-Primos

Marvel Studios

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

-X-Men 97

Lucasfilm Animation

-Star Wars: The Clone Wars

-Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi 

-Star Wars: The Bad Batch

20th Television Animation

-Family Guy

-American Dad

Walt Disney Imagineering

ILM Immersive

-Toy Story Land

-Zootopia - Shangai Disneyland

-Star Wars Galaxy's Edge

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Stormtrooper armor variants for different environments and battlefield roles (art by Michael Manley, Greg Guler, and LFL archives, from the Imperial Sourcebook by Greg Gorden for West End Games’ D6 Star Wars RPG, 1989)

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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) - REVIEW

SYNOPSIS

On the brink of retirement, Indiana Jones is forced to don the hat and whip one last time to save his goddaughter from the last Nazi threat as she's caught up in the pursuit of an ancient artifact that could change the course of human history.

I'm no Indiana Jones aficionado despite being raised on the Steven Spielberg/George Lucas films of the late 70's and 80's, somehow Indiana Jones managed to pass me by. As a result I'm not a devoted fan of the series, I even thought that the reaction to the last outing (Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) was and is over the top. With that said however, Dial of Destiny is a better film than Crystal Skull; it looks better, the story is better, it doesn't have too many characters and the various set pieces are rather thrilling and exciting. Harrison Ford effortlessly dons the cap one final time and seamlessly steps back into the role that helped turn him into a superstar. James Mangold doesn't let the character down even if he can't quite create a film that stands on par with the originals.

Dial of Destiny starts very strong with an extended sequence set in the dying days of World War II as a younger Indy clashes with the Nazis once again in the pursuit of an ancient artifact. The train set piece is fast and thrilling filled with near hits, misses and even a few typical Indy jibes. Yet as fun as it is, the de-aging technology is still not quite there and is enough of a distraction to be noticeable and slightly tarnishes what is a strong start none the less. From the escape sequence in 1969 New York to an extended chase set piece in Tangier, from an action set piece point of view, this is a film that never disappoints. Also helping the film are the new characters introduced with Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Helena Shaw being an absolute highlight while enjoying great chemistry with Ford's Indy. Mads Mikkelsen is always dependable and makes for particularly nasty Nazi villain but this is, as it always should be, Harrison Ford's film.

As fun as it is, it is a film that doesn't tread a lot of new ground (pre-finale). There isn't much in here that hasn't been seen before which isn't necessarily a bad thing but the film does feel like it missing a magic ingredient to raise it up somewhat and that ingredient is humour. When the film does slow down, the exchanges between Indy and Helena are witty, sharp and occasionally melancholic but there aren't a lot of laughs in there. Whether this is by design I'm not sure but the pursuit of another ancient artifact is only as fun as far as the puzzles, traps and set pieces go and without the humour backing it all up, Dial of Destiny feels like its missing something. It's a shame because the cast, set pieces and characters are strong enough and a healthy dose of humour could've pushed Dial of Destiny to greater heights. Dial of Destiny never a bad film and it is still a lot of fun especially with its bold and crazy finale but I also have this feeling that it could've been better than it is.

VERDICT

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is an improvement on Kingdom of the Crystal Skull with a great cast and thrilling set pieces plus another great turn by Harrison Ford as the titular hero. But there's no escaping the feeling that it could be a more rewarding experience with a healthy injection of humour.

4/5

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Target Kendall, FL 2023

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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (prod. James Mangold).

[It] tries to reclaim the eponymous character's glory days after the disappointing legacy of Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Mangold has made an entertaining effort full of nostalgia and looking back, but it fails to bring the character anywhere new or particularly interesting.

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Fievel Mousekewitz Goes To Visit Orlando

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And only through me can you master the dramatic rotating panning shot. Oooh!

🌌 Ross John Fearnley (The Unusual Suspect) ⚔️

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Darth Vader

Volume: 2

Issue: 1

Variant Cover: Lucasfilm Ltd

Marvel

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Hello Tumblr, Today I bring two fusion art pieces that I drew last night, I have fused TADC characters with Star Wars characters. The first fusion character is Kauf Kauf Binks, a fusion of Kaufmo and Jar Jar Binks. The second fusion is Caine Karbin, a fusion of Caine and Commander Karbin.

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Ahsoka by Wolfgang Leblanc

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sabine!

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LucasFilm has unveiled the key art of "Screecher's Reach" from Director Paul Young & Cartoon Saloon

This is Disney's & Cartoon Saloon third collab with Disney TVA’s "The World According To Winnie The Pooh" pilot and Disney Europe Animation's "Vikingskool".

Star Wars: Visions Volume 2, arriving May 4 on Disney+.

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'Willow' revives the Lucasfilm fantasy with a more contemporary streaming adventure | CNN

‘Willow’ revives the Lucasfilm fantasy with a more contemporary streaming adventure | CNN

CNN  —  Disney’s press supplies confer with the authentic 1988 film “Willow” as “beloved,” which despite its admirers seems like nostalgic inflation of a fairly generic George Lucas-plotted fantasy that offered an early directing showcase for Ron Howard. Setting that apart, a Disney+ revival sequence isn’t with out its charms, in a more contemporary narrative that brings again Warwick Davis…

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Fievel Mousekewitz Goes To Visit Orlando