While it’s possible that cinema could one day become a thing of legend, one topic that will continue to spark debates is the Star Wars sequels, particularly their controversial middle installment. Now, a member of the trilogy’s cast boldly shares his choice for the weakest film in the saga, leaving us curious as to his reasoning.
In other news, Doctor Who has unveiled the latest sonic screwdriver design, which pays homage to both Matt Smith and David Tennant’s iconic eras as the titular character. Discover more fascinating sci-fi tidbits in today’s roundup.
John Boyega candidly declares that The Last Jedi is the weakest film in the sequel trilogy
For reasons he hasn’t specified, John Boyega believes that The Force Awakens is the strongest film in the sequel trilogy, while The Last Jedi is the weakest, with The Rise of Skywalker falling somewhere in the middle. Naturally, this leads to the question of whether Boyega’s opinion stems from his dissatisfaction with his character’s undercover adventures at the Canto Bight casino. Surprisingly, that subplot was considered by many to be the highlight of The Last Jedi.
Speaking of Star Wars, we’ve discovered the doppelgänger of The Mandalorian — or rather, Pedro Pascal
If the internet perceives The Last of Us and The Mandalorian‘s Pedro Pascal as the ultimate father figure, then we might have just uncovered the long-lost uncle. A viral TikTok video reveals a man who bears an uncanny resemblance to Pascal, leaving viewers unsettled. Perhaps we should consider hiring him as Pascal’s stunt double at the very least. Otherwise, what’s the point of social media?
The new sonic screwdriver in Doctor Who pays tribute to the show’s golden age, and we couldn’t be happier
Russell T. Davies is determined to bring Doctor Who back to its illustrious past, and he’s leaving no room for subtlety. The BBC has provided a sneak peek at the Fifteenth Doctor’s new sonic screwdriver, which combines elements from the eras of David Tennant and Matt Smith. Does this mean we should be even more excited about the upcoming 60th anniversary special? Or is it a way of reassuring long-time fans that Ncuti Gatwa’s tenure will echo the show’s successful run from 2006 to 2013?
We’ll soon find out for ourselves when the show reemerges in November, promising to shake up the medium.
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