#fact mag

[legendary-lunatic]

‘Do Not Open’ is still one of my favorite episodes because of this absolute legend. He’s at the top of my list of badass people who survived encounters because they just ain’t with that shit.

An icon.

[wojtekaneko]

That's how it went

[xxplastic-cubexx]

filler

[goldstarrgrl]

nicholas galitzine’s filmography is truly one of the funniest things i’ve ever seen because it literally goes

1. heartbreaking gay coming of age film

2. cinderella jukebox musical

3. military propaganda

4. gay romcom

5. lesbian fight club film

[go-see-a-starwar]

Christensen opened up on his time in the galaxy far, far away. “It’s been a remarkable experience. And just a very heartwarming one,” he tells Empire. “The journey that I’ve been on with Star Wars over the last 20 plus years... it’s been a wild ride, and where we��re at now is really meaningful to me.” While the backlash against the prequels was difficult to take, he’s pleased to see how beloved all three films are today. “I think that those movies have held up well over time,” he says. “It feels like vindication for the work that we did. Everyone that worked on those movies thought that we were part of something special. We all wanted to do our very best work, and we cared a lot about it. And so to see the response from the fans now, it’s very cool.” That response includes excitement from younger fans – who are always thrilled to meet the man who… well, murdered all the Jedi younglings in Revenge Of The Sith. “There was a lot of talk about us doing that scene, and I love that George did it. It was a bold move. And it’s shocking,” the actor says. “Kids seem to forget about that scene when they meet me! There’s not any fear or intimidation. They’re just excited to meet Anakin.” Having ridden out the stormy reception to the prequels – and returned to the Star Wars galaxy in recent years for appearances in Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka – Christensen reflected on the advice that he would give to his younger self before stepping into Attack Of The Clones. “Even though I was a bit overwhelmed, I was also a confident young man, and I wanted to make my mark. But I guess if I were to have some advice for me during that general time in my life, it would be: ‘Patience’,” he decides. “Because my journey with the character and with Star Wars has at times been a bumpy one... but I’m in a good place with it now. And so that’s why I say patience.” In 2024, there’s undoubtedly balance to the Force.

Excerpt of Hayden Christensen’s interview with Empire Magazine for its Prequels’ 25th Anniversary special issue

[piassportjacke]

Pias Jacken

[sonarsunbeam]

brief respite

[returntodreamland]

Never celebrate too early!

[thebubblesoutlet]

And when the world needed her the most, SHE RETURNED!!

[veinsfullofstars]

✨ The wizard and the jester ✨

(ID: Kirby series fanart sketches of Marx and Magolor in humanized form, with some Marxolor shenanigans tossed in for funsies, plus one guest appearance by Kirby. More detailed descriptions in Alt Text. END ID)

Sketches started some time in 2021, finished 10/28/24.

[ceragolor]

I haven't drawn my boy in so long wonder what I will conjure- oh it's The Horrors again.

[daily-tma]

Daily TMA 119 (TMAGP) - But what if she was the distortion :)

[redplanetlobster]

You know, for someone who has struggled writing essays even in grade school, I could truly write a dissertation on how Jmart didn't actually come out of left field, was truly always there, and how the arc actually makes a lot of sense for the characters and the medium of the story with how much I've been ranting to myself about it.

[xxplastic-cubexx]

All these X-Men evolutions doodles are making me curious about how you'd draw that particular version of Erik

be curious no longer

[whatdoyouseemartin]

you can't make cheap flats for students and divorcees in london and cut off their internet/phone lines, leaving them to stew in their loneliness and die in their Single-Occupancy Professional Dooms (TM) anymore. because of woke

[fortunaegloria]

Scans of the Brazilian magazine "Cinemin" from 1989 (FYI I don't know exactly the month, probably June), highlighting Harrison Ford and Sean Connery in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

In addition to the review and interesting facts about the movie, the mag also features a promotion in which the first 300 subscription orders would receive a free giant, colorful poster of The Last Crusade, by filling out a coupon with their details and sending it to the address indicated with a bank check/postal order for the amount at the time.

Click on images for HQ.

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