And we're back. So let's do man Lorien first, because we'll do that
as a cutout, and you're gonna put Zack senty Er think of the back
there. So Mandalorian season four rumored to become a movie. Just jump right
into it. There's been two sources that I'd say are like CEE plus that
have been reporting it. So it's not a done deal. It's not your
top heavy. It's just kind of the scuttle butt going around right now.
So Kirkland, I'll we'll start with you this time. How would you feel
about because we know Dave Filoni is doing a movie already. We think that's
kind of the air of the Empire, the throw and you know whatever.
We think there's all those shows combining, right, How would you feel if
they just said we're not doing season four, We're just doing a movie.
Your take? I would like it. Actually, I feel like I don't
know, just the especially last season, I feel like it took a significant
like drop off from just quality and hype of what like the earlier seasons had
for the show At Mando. I also feel like there's only so much like
like feel things that you can throw into Amando's show. While trying to tackle
big concepts because I feel like I really like just the you know, the
one off little adventures that he has with Grogu. But like we're what three
seasons now, we've done, so we'll be heading into four. I feel
like, yeah, and like if you think of just some of the big
moments in that show, it's like if if ever we have something that's not
leading or like talking about like a big moment, I feel like some people
are just gonna be looking at like this is just a throwaway episode. Like
they don't really have that same sense of maybe that we were at in the
early seed like the first season first episode, right, it was just like
a bounty hunter doing his job and like that was it and there was no
like big expectation for seeing X y Z type characters showing up, like we've
had Luke show up now, right, and like, yeah, some really
big moments. And I definitely think I think transitioning this character and the concepts
that they're doing into a big screen thing, I think that's actually a really
great idea. I think it would kind of spark some hype into it,
especially Yeah, if you have a full big screen just Mando adventure with Grogu
and some major consequences potentially on screen there. I think it's a really nice
transition as opposed to just seeing the show go like six seasons and just really
taper off to the point that no one really has a lot of excitement.
And you know, maybe that's being a little bit hyperbolic, but I definitely,
even for myself, like I would get so hype for those mid reviews
we'd be doing in the early days of of Mando, even like season two,
like that brought up some bangers obviously it had like the big finale in
it, So yeah, I think for myself coming off of that previous season,
definitely, I don't know, I feel like I'm heading at Aukaman two
when it comes with like Mando season four. It's just I'm not like done
with the show by any means. There is a lot of things that I
like in it, but they just need something to really you know, throw
some pop rocks in the mouth and get some some things going. So yeah,
I don't think I've dropped that line before. No, it's the bread
off rocks you brought that season two finale, and I just remember me and
Taylor just messaging the TV three chat, just hoping you're up to do the
night review and you're you're long gone. You just want to lose was like
God'silla minus one. Yeah, I'll go. Because I'm similar to Kirklan,
I think maybe a little bit more harsher where what we got from Manalaori in
season three does not make me confident in it as a show anymore. And
I also wonder if this does show that because it's different, people have all
brought up like this could be a strike thing. They're cutting budgets, they
want to do so much so that I could would be it right. Probably
a dount half two hour movie, probably I don't know, might cost less
than a TV show, but I don't know the same point because it might
cost more if you're trying to get the effects wise done. But to me,
it just could show that maybe the viewership was not that big, you
know, or not what they are expecting, because if it's a hits show,
why we turn in a movie. I understand the whole we're gonna lead
to a movie with these three shows. I think it's a little risky some
stuff, but I understand the idea behind it. The Hey, we're gonna
make a season four like the show you know and love is turning into a
movie, but I would prefer just because I feel that I don't know,
because I was down for the whole just Gunslinger doing this whole thing, but
they they can't decide With Mando, I think they clearly took a rout that
this was gonna be a bigger character with Grogu, so you can't just do
the solo one off adventures and now that being a bigger venture, I feel
like sometimes they put a lot of filler in there, So I feel like
I would trust the more with the movie somehow to get that right. And
I also just wonder if it's like a good testing ground where they do a
Mandalorian movie and let's say it doesn't do well, do they still do that
big Dave Filoni crossover movie, because I actually honestly don't know how Mandalorian move
would do nowadays with the stuff that's bombed. I'm just very curious in general,
how Star Wars is gonna do when that comes back to theater. It's
been gone for it's been gone for five years now, and so much has
changed. As we just talked about, not a single seat sold in our
Aquaman theater. You know, Indiana Jones, that was lucasfilm mission impossible.
These comic movies like they're bombing, losing money. So it's like, even
though people like Rogu and they like Mandalorian, that's not even a guaranteed win.
Even Stars movie is a guaranteed win, now, you know. It's
like, I think them waiting might help because it will draw some of that
fever out. But you have all these shows that are to me of mixed
results. For every good show, there's a bad show. So I would
prefer this in the sense that I just want Stars back on the big screen.
And I think as the show, and I think if if we had
the same quality of season two, maybe I would be on a completely different
wavelength. But because of season three, yeah, it's not uh. I'm
not sad about it. So I'm willing to give it a shot. And
do I think it's happening. I'm pretty fifty fifty on it actually happening.
I see pros and cons for both. So I think that doing a movie
would be a great uh like succession to this show because I feel like where
we're at with the show, it's very much kind of concluded itself in its
own way, So doing a movie could open new doors just kind of close
those doors all. At the same time, I feel like we don't need
to have like the different like Saturday Adventures anymore. With Mando, I feel
like we definitely hit a different point now he's got his own home and his
base and he's just he's got things all squared away. So a film would
be great that could ump amp that budget up and get some really cool things
coming out of that. But I think, uh, I think that what
they would do for like a story would be probably yeah, something in line
to like kind of set up more of what's going on, like with the
Ahsoka stuff and the fallout of all that and whatnot. But at the same
time, I also feel like, well, would this would this movie be
after like Air of the Empire, like, because I feel like when you
look and I think before too, and he's from Asika season two. No,
it's not being confirmed yet, because I thought like that Dave movie was
I was announced a while ago. I thought that was already I thought that
was taking precedence over this. Well, this wasn't a movie to begin with,
so I think that changes things so I'm not sure if that means Favre
would get there or Rick Fomia. I think that the movie that Felony is
doing is the big crossover event, and then I guess this would just be
a Mandalorian story but in a movie, and I think what happened before?
I do feel like to the Ga would see this and think, oh yeah,
I'm down for that. Funny enough, It's actually it's actually quite surprising
because I was taking my car to the dealership to get worked on by the
mechanics. He I have the Mandalorian key chain on my car keys, and
so when he's giving me my keys back, and this guy, this guy's
like in his seventies, and he's like, oh, yeah, that show
the Mandalorian. I enjoy that. Is there any new ones out yet?
I finished the third season of Like, oh no, but I mean there's
other shows. He's like, oh that a Soco one. Yeah, she
seems pretty good. You started talking about this stuff pretty hard. The guy
start creepy old man on you. The guys. I feel like there's a
market that doesn't tune into these shows, and then there's obviously a market does
tune into the Disney Plus stuff, and I feel like if they do a
film that's enough to kind of build that hype. It's been long enough now
we have not had a movie pop into the big screen. You know,
we had the spin offs and we had the sequel trilogy, So I think
people are ready to fill those seats enough that there's curiosity involved. And if
you do another movie that's a standalone spin off, like Mandalorian related something people
are very familiar with. People all know Grogu Baby Yoda, it's like,
oh, he's gonna be in a whole movie. Well, le's bring the
kids to this. Let's go see this, Like have you plopped that in
a December slot? I think that that would do really, really well.
So yeah, maybe it'll be interesting. See I see if it gets confirmed.
I'd love to see I'd love to hear the reasoning behind it too,
like whatever reason like we won't get the phone, but just their public reasoning
of why this is better as a movie than a show. And hey,
maybe you get Pedro back and like a more bigger role, right if it's
a movie, because he can't do a TV show for all those weeks.
But I think with the movie, you're gonna need some stars and Pedro Pascal
is the Mandalorian again, you know, and I think that's what they would
call it too. They would just call the Mandalorian because there's no movie called
that, right, So Pedro Pascal's Mandalorian. Yeah, Pedro Pascals like Charlton
Heston, Yeah, fuck man, that credit all right? Taylor hit us
with this chat GPT for a star because I thought, because again I can't
ask the real moon questions and we would hear the character n be like okay,
whatever, we don't know them. But you know, it did start
as Zach SNAr had this idea and then eventually pitched just uh Luke's film.
They didn't want something he's kind of doing his own. So yeah, what
is uh what is it cooking up? Let me just answer the world biggest
keys question here? The first order being introduced in the Mandallary movie, Like
I just I would say the shadow cancel that was in Manalauri in season three,
that would be the first order. That's like the start of it.
So yeah, I think we've kind of already introduced them, you know,
like the beginnings of them. So but like if you're asking, like it's
like it ends with their first orders here. I just don't think so,
because I think there's not enough time in between. But you never know.
M okay, so yeah, the promptu Zack Snyder star Wars. It's calling
it Star Wars Veil of Shadows. Okay. I'm curious to see where it
goes because it has so little poll from some curiously like its own character characters,
we know. I'm excited. Chapter one, The Vanishing. The galaxy
reels as entire star systems vanish into nothingness. Jedi Master Talia Ran sence there's
a disturbance in the forest, drawing her into a web of ancient syth prophecies.
Unbeknownst to her, a dark cabal of Sith lords, including the cunning
Darth Vay, orchestrates the cataclysmic events from the Shadows, seeking to unleash an
unspeakable power. Okay um On Coursant, Master Ron discovers that the Cis influence
runs deep within the galactic Senate Drake Sarn the rogue archaeologist, and covers the
secret society manipulating the political landscape as they attempt to expose the conspiracy. Liraville,
a mysterious Jedi with a turbulent pass joins their ranks. Unexpectedly, a
beloved Jedi master falls victim to an assassination, sending shockwaves throughout the order.
Chapter three, Lost World, the trio follows a cryptic trail to x r
kun or x rcun I guess or you would pronounce that careful, only to
find themselves in standing a trap set by the cunning Darth Baylis. A furious
light Saber duel ensues, resulting in the shocking death of Lyravil, who sacrifices
herself to save her companions. This this twisted ritual progresses, revealing the horrifying
truth that the vanishing worlds were not destroyed, but imprisoned in another dimension four
battle for X heroes now joined by a formidable So that's so like, It's
not a word that I've actually said out loud many times. That's something I
just say in my head. Yeah, so, uh, the hero's not
jown by a formidable Jedi warrior. Darius Thorne confront Darth Valis in a desperate
attempt to stop the Sith ritual. In a surprising turn of events, Drake
Sarn falls in battle, so coming to the dark side after Witnessing the depths
of the Cis power, Lee reveals sacrifice, whoever, triggers an unexpected twist
as her spirit returns, momentarily aiding Master Run in a final desperate struggle against
darth Alis. UH. Chapter five, with XRS con saved but forever altered.
I don't understand how he saved. The remaining heroes returned to the Jedi
Council bearing the weight of sacrifice and betrayal. The Galaxy cars Okay, so
it's a pre council UH. The Galaxy mourns the losses suffered, and the
unexpected deaths of Drake, Starn and Lee reveal leave lasting scars on those who
remain. The surviving heroes grapple with the consequences of their actions and the mysterious
figure thought to be lost to the dark Side em We're just from the Shadows.
As Master Ron and Darius Storm reflect on the price pager for victory,
a new threat emerges, a resurrected Sythloor, thought to be long extinct.
The Galaxy stands on the brink of a new era, shrouded an uncertainty with
unexpected allies and enemies alike. Struggle between Light and Dark Forces takes an unforeseen
turn, and there is a post credit scene. Two things I'll say.
One, I'm sorry listeners that didn't pay off like I wanted to. I
thought they're gonna have more Zach scenarisms. And two, I feel like since
Chatcheep did its update, it does like less like big like even though in
Alcaman we got the Justice League there, I feel like the old chat chiepeoplee
was like Luke and his Battalion, Like, I feel like he was taking
some bigger swings where now its starting to get a bit more just like Exounded.
Yeah, they were ready to write some Hollywood movies, remember, because
the Hollywood two is like, you guys gotta be ready and write Fantastic four
for us. But what's the what's your post good or sorry? Crick say
something? No, yeah answered it? Post credit scene. It's called the
Hidden Council. Amidst the remnants of an ancient Sith temple concealed in the darkest
corners of the galaxy, A shadowy chamber is adorned with flickering crimson lights,
and a cloaked figure concealed in obsidi robes approaches a holographic projection revealing a gathering
of Scythe lords, each exuding an aura of malevolence. Darth velis, presumed
defeated, presumably defeated, emerges from his shadows, revealing that his apparent demise
was a mere illusion. As he kneels before the Holographic Council, the other
scythwords acknowledged his saying mastery of the dark Side. Among them stands a resurrected
Sithward, once thought vanquished by the Jedi, his eyes gleaming, the hologram
illuminates the nefarious plan that folds a grand design to plunge the galaxy into an
arab of darkness, with the Cyths shall rise unchallenged. The Syth lords discussed
the hidden influence they've maintained within the Glactic Senate, the whispers sown among the
Jedi, and the seeds of chaos meticulously planted. In a shocking twist,
the hologram reveals the presence of a long lost Sith artifact, a dark holochron
containing forbidden knowledge and untop power. The resurrected Syth lord, known as Darth
Mallum, steps forward, proclaiming his intent to harness this ancient power to rewrite
the Destiny of the Galaxy. It's long postscripts. The post credits scene concludes
with the sinister laughter of the assembled syth Ords went through shadows. We're telling
uh chaughter and the eternal struggle between light and dark. Other than Palpaty and
all my Cysts known for their laughter, you know, they're just all laughing
to each other, just roast and the Jedi like ours. I like,
just it's centered around the scythe for sure. I feel like it was for
the most part though it wasn't anything too crazy like what Travis was saying.
But why Disney turns Zack Snyder down, like we don't want to do this?
Yeah, that was They like to do crazy things here at Disney.
Can you name one of their characters, like Martha so they can have their
like the mom assuming could do that ship again, like we want some people
get mad on the internet. All right, let's sake our last ad break
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