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Should The Sequel Trilogy Have Been Four Movies ?
Screenwriter Chris Terrio once said in an interview that when writing The Rise of Skywalker he could have easily split it into two movies. In many ways, it appeared to come off that way. Palpatine's return and Ben Solo’s redemption already took up much of the movie. What about Rose and Finn's story? What about Poe? Then of course, there was Rey rebuilding the Jedi Order. There were so many plot threads to continue and sadly not even the longest of movies could follow them all. After all, a trilogy had its limits.
Culture SlatePublished 2 days ago in FuturismArtificial Intelligence
In software engineering the term insight knowledge (AI) alludes to the knowledge that man showed on PCs, robots, and different gadgets. It is the capacity of PCs and robots to control themselves and perform errands that people can't do however that require human creativity and comprehension. By a similar token, man-made reasoning method any PC or machine capacity to recreate one's psychological abilities, like learning experience, seeing things, comprehension and reacting to language, deciding, critical thinking, and consolidating these with other human exercises, like hello lodging visitors or driving .
Alekzendar HumsPublished 2 days ago in FuturismThe Year 2026
What The hell happened? The year is 2026. If you’re reading this article right now in 2021, just so you know, the world since that time has drastically changed. The New World order of things technocratically has changed as new industries has replaced traditional manual labor. The way humans use money has changed as a new safer encrypted bartering system has been introduced globally.
Kyle SmithPublished 2 days ago in FuturismWhy We Can't Utilize Typical Ball Pen In Space?
As Russian space traveler Sergei Kud-Sverchkov portrayed the space video of the Russian space office Roscosmos, Soviet space travelers utilized pastels previously, however, NASA had effectively utilized them when they initially began utilizing Fisher's space apparatus. Reyes shared NASA's unique first request with 400 pins from Fisher and Reuters (see underneath).
Rosan PandeyPublished 2 days ago in Futurism
R2-D2 & C-3PO Reportedly To Be Featured In Kenobi Series
When it comes to the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, people have long imagined that this story would feature Kenobi solely on Tatooine, since it is his mission to watch over Luke Skywalker as he is raised by his aunt and uncle. However, the announcement last year that the show would feature a rematch of sorts between Kenobi and Darth Vader started to shift people's expectations of what the show could be like. Some fans have come to believe that something may happen that would cause Kenobi to go offworld, since having Vader face him in person on Tatooine would not really make sense. And there has also been the question of whether there might be even more familiar characters in the series.
Culture SlatePublished 2 days ago in Futurism
Joel Edgerton States He Has No Idea What The Plot Of The Obi-Wan Show Is
The last few years have definitely been turbulent in the world of Star Wars. We saw the release of the sequel trilogy, which caused a lot of division within the fandom, but we also got some new TV shows which have seemingly brought them back together. The first two seasons of The Mandalorian were a huge success, as was the final season of The Clone Wars. On top of this, we have a bunch of new shows going into production as well. Easily the most anticipated of which is the series focusing on Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Culture SlatePublished 3 days ago in Futurism
The REAL Reason Uncle Owen Didn’t Recognize Threepio
C-3PO, also “Threepio,” along with R2-D2, is one of the most iconic droids and characters in the Star Wars universe. He has been an indelible part of every movie in all of the three Star Wars trilogies. However, with his presence in all three trilogies, some fans have wondered why Uncle Owen did not recognize C-3PO when he purchased him in A New Hope.
Culture SlatePublished 3 days ago in Futurism
The 1950s Science Fiction Podcast S2 E1
Hello everyone, I want to welcome you back to my podcast, it has been a long while since the last show, but now I am trying to get back into the swing of things. I have been busy with other projects and taking time to examine the progress of the show. In the interim, I have read two novels, one science fiction the other technothriller. For the first time, I got invited to another podcast. I did a mini-review of today's show topic as a guest contributor for the StarPodLog podcast. StarPodLog is all about the publication of fan magazine Starlog first published in the mid-70s and went out of print during the early 2000s. The podcast host, Nayr and Kayvura also discuss the Star Trek franchise and Gene Roddenberry in a similar podcast. You can follow them on StarPodLog on Twitter and StarPodLog and StarPodTrek Podcast - YouTube. I also want to mention science fiction author Erasmo Acosta, who has written a great sci-fi novel about the future. I did a book review of his book K3+ for my vocal media page, be sure to check it out. Now onto the show.
Edward GermanPublished 3 days ago in Futurism
'Doctor Aphra' Hints Podracing May Have Had A Huge Impact On Anakin's Role As Darth Vader
"Now THIS is podracing!" -Anakin Skywalker (Star Wars Episode I: The Phaton Menace) Darth Vader, one of the most infamous villains throughout the entire Star Wars saga, was introduced to audiences as his earlier self, a 9-year old slave boy from Tatooine named Anakin Skywalker in The Phantom Menace. In the movie, young Skywalker is instrumental in helping the heroes of the time, a young Queen and two Jedi Knights obtain the parts needed to repair their starship and continue on their important mission. In the process, Anakin wins his own freedom and is able to leave Tatooine and pursue the possibility of becoming a Jedi Knight.
Culture SlatePublished 3 days ago in Futurism
Tuesdays on the Mothership
Tuesdays on The Mothership In ancient times, the day began at sundown, as dusk and dawn are but a reflection of the other. At this moment in my life, I am enjoying the realignment with the ancient ways in all that I do. My life only sees creation and divination between visitors, the quasars and I speak much.
iiiYansa's Peridot PoulticePublished 3 days ago in Futurism
Dev Patel Recorded His 'Star Wars' Audition With His iPhone
Dev Patel made a name for himself with the release of the critically acclaimed Slumdog Millionaire in 2008. His first role in a feature film, Patel's hard work and reflective acting performance paid off in a Best Picture Oscar for the Bollywood-inspired film. Since then, Dev has gone on to work on numerous other critically and audience acclaimed projects including The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, the titular role in The Personal History of David Copperfield, and the lead role in his newest film, The Green Knight, which released on July 30th. While doing press for The Green Knight, Patel recently recalled his failed audition for a part in the Star Wars universe. In an interview with Total Film Patel reflected on that time in his life, saying in part:
Culture SlatePublished 3 days ago in Futurism
Boba Fett's Most Annoying Nickname Has Been Revealed By ‘Star Wars’
One of the universally acknowledged best characters in the Star Wars universe is Boba Fett. He is one of the best bounty hunters in the galaxy. He has an iconic suit and ship. He is ruthless, yet suave, and quite a badass fighter. Yet in the one-shot comic Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters – Jabba the Hutt #1, he is given quite the nickname that just does not seem to fit his character at all.
Culture SlatePublished 3 days ago in Futurism
