A proud father from the North of England who watches stuff!
It is my mission to show my 14 year old son some great movie and TV shows that you amazing people recommend. We are currently in the Star Wars, Marvel, Attack on Titan and the Harry Potter Franchise.
The voice actors for Kanan and the inquisitor Seventh Sister are real-life husband and wife Freddie Prinze Jr and Sarah Michelle Gellar. They must have had a blast recording their fight scene.
In the extended story, the Empire doesn't come for Kallus, once their allotted time for the search was up, it was abandoned. Kallus, actually geta picked up by some traders passing through the system and make his own way back to the empire. As for the Grand Inquisitor, he was actually one of the temple guards at Ahsoka's trial, which was his last disillusionment with the Jedi order. He became an agent within the Jedi for the Chancellor and assisted Vader in his sacking of the temple during Order 66.
I like these. Don't worry about being too quiet during, it's kind of the nature of these, and I haven't seen any other reactors do more than just watch. It's all about the learnin'. 💚
The Grand Inquisitor mentioned upon his death that "There are things far worse than death.". In a comic book that takes place after the Grand Inquisitor's defeat above Mustafar, it showcases that the Grand Inquisitor is in a weird limbo-state between living and dead somehow... Operating as a servant to Vader, seemingly never to be able to rest until Vader deems it. It's not really well established what happened to the Grand Inquisitor, really, but he is sorta still around near Mustafar, or part of his spirit is... He isn't a force-ghost, but he isn't alive nor dead... It's weird. Whatever we saw in the temple in this episode is likely a projection of the remnants of the Grand Inquisitor's spirit manifested trough the cosmic Force itself. His spirit might've gotten split in half between the light and dark. Light side becoming a servant of the force itself, while the dark side serving Vader in a limbo-state between the living and dead. Interestingly enough, this remnant spirit of the Grand Inquisitor actually even fought Luke Skywalker between Episode 5 and 6 I believe, where Vader later heard with the Grand Inquisitor about this fight, and the Grand Inquisitor specified how Luke was more powerful than he was expecting, which would make sense.
can you guys please get back on marvel madness, i just binge watched all 15 vids and was disappointed to see yall only watched up to age of ultron😢 is there a reason for that? but great reactions love y’all’s videos
Well Imagine being Winters and having to shoot anything new, cos it's usually a german soldier to kill Winters. so any new face poses a threat even if it's from an allie. I cant even imagine the issues each individual had to deal with. Makes me hold my grandfather in high regarde cos He live and made it through Hell. He was inthese fights. Maybe not easy Co. But was at many "hotspots". in history. I still have his News papers from the war. Wild mate!
It's great to see that you're going to watch this show with your son. Hopefully it will give him a lifelong interest in learning about and understanding history. Just for the record the first time I watched Band of Brothers I thought that Sobel told private Gordon had 15 minutes to the top of Currahee and back but he actually said 50 minutes.
The Ford Galaxie...not Harrison Ford, Ford Galaxie was an American automobile. "What are those things coming out of her nose?"--parody of a scene in the late 1960's "Planet of The Apes".
Winters felt like his abilities were wasted as battalion XO. He thought Crossroads was Easy Co finest hour. And he didn’t like the portrayal of him on the train with the young boy. He felt like it made it look like he was picking the kid up.
There is one thing that is slightly disturbing about this if you think about it. Guy is a developing AI thanks to Millie's code and Keys' program... So when Millie said Antwan is God she essentially lied. Both Millie and Keys are the gods of Free Life. That sort of makes Guy Millie's digital child... She fell in love with her child turned love-letter.
