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Maybe the cost of the Acolyte was in salaries. The main character had to play two roles, so double her salary. There were probably 100 producers, and everyone had to make the same amount of money, otherwise it would not reach the desired level of equity. Thanks for sharing gents.

Please ignore the parts talking about what we have upcoming and the specific days mentioned. This was recorded 2 weeks ago. We had some issues moving the files and then in the editor causing it to take this long to get it uploaded here to UA-cam.

I’m sure they’ll be able to scrape together the $400million necessary to make one season of that overpriced slop.

a dollar or 2 you sir are a savage god bless you

"A Fool and his/her/it's money are soon parted."

I must say, Chad's perspective on Skynet trying to make small adjustments to force humans to do what needs to be accomplished to further their agenda is an interesting theory. And can certainly be used in an RPG campaign as a plot driver. Or is already being used in a current RPG campaign Chad is involved in. Maybe. Thanks for sharing.

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More castle! Id like to see more medieval townsfolk/peasants,/villagers as well

In my opinion, one of the best movies ever made. Almost perfect. Grace, betrayal, redemption, forgiveness, bravery, lust, pride all in the forefront of this epic. Outstanding fight scenes. Outstanding fight scenes. Did I say outstanding fight scenes? Fantastic weapons and armor. Great cinematography. The best classical score of any movie. Overall 10/10. My favorite scenes, two - After the grail is found, Arthur and the land are one again. It goes from famine in the land to Arthur and his knights riding to the battle with Mordred, thru a grove of trees, cherry blossoms covering them as they ride, O' Fortuna playing in the background. Truely epic. The second, the Knights are getting tromped by Modred and his army, and a cry of "Lancelot", who had abandoned Camelot in shame 20 years before, goes up among the Knights. Lancelot, dressed in rags, wielding a club, comes in laying waste to Modred's armored knights, screaming "Arthur". In my opinion, the perfect scene of a fallen Paladin coming back for forgiveness and redemption. Brings tears to my eyes. All people are human and make mistakes, even if you are the perfect knight, but can be forgiven and redeemed. There have probably been a thousand versions of the King Arthur myth written. In many it is Lancelot's son, Galahad, who finds the Grail, as he was the only pure knight. Percival could only see the grail as if it was behind a veil. Interesting and unsettling tid bit about the movie, Igraine, the young lady that Uther Pendragon seduced, graphic nude sex scene and all, was played by Katrine Boorman, director of Excalibur John Boorman's daughter. Ither didn't even take off his armor. Must have been an interesting day on the set. Again, in my opinion, one of the ten best movies ever made.

The amount of content you have put out in the last 30 days or so is impressive. Great job. And, oh, Star Wars, apathy.

Here is the link to the Go FUnd Me page if anyone feels compelled to donate to try to save season 2. www.gofundme.com/f/save-the-acolyte

Used to play this game when I was a kid, in Spain. Don't remember much of the mechanics, but I remember always wanting to play when visiting my friend´s house.

I love your idea there but I do hope more sets could stay in stock even if that's pretty much impossible in their case

please keep up the videos all very good thanks guys!

Looking at your recent LEGO Castle video, maybe they could use parts of the Arthur legend as inspiration? It should all be public domain.

I would definitely like to see sets designed around that Kraken heraldry. And more Castle in general.

Good follow up. I think I'm behind the "everything shoots up in value" version of events.

Good video. I can tell this means a lot to you.

This is a clip from our podcast, Cabal Whisperings, episode 28. ua-cam.com/video/EaqYQI00_Kw/v-deo.htmlsi=S8x1BuHv2g9avxyJ

Alien: Romulus was pretty good. I'm interested to see where they go from here.

This is a follow up to part 1. In this one I talk about potential primary and secondary market effects. Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/xjSU13i3j14/v-deo.htmlsi=sEsg9h3D7TSDJBf6

So I don't still watch Star Wars, or any Disney, because of them canning Gina Carano and then them getting involved in politics. But, the sequel trilogy wrecked the original three. In the Last Jedi when Han and Chewie made their first appearance, I got goose bumps and teary eyed. Then it went down from there. Waiting decades for that moment, with hundreds of books, comics, video games and four movies, an absolutely massive amount of content. Disney - Naw, we don't need that crap, we are more talented and know what is best. We are going to reimagine Star Wars. So Ben is Han's kid, not Lukes. No Solo twins. No Mara Jade. Don't need that crap. We don't need YOU, the old fans. Get with the 21st century. Rey has spent her entire life as she knows it on a planet as a scavenger but jumps in the Falcon and flies it better than Han. Then shows up Han mechanically, knowing the Falcon better than he does. Luke throws down his lightsaber rather than turn to the dark side, then runs and hides after bringing down the emperor. Oh, and I'll kill my nephew while I'm at it, I had a bad dream. Son kills dad. If I had been the writer of this trash, I would have at least had Chewie, who has been known to rip off folk's arms when getting beat in space chess, after seeing his lifelong companion killed, absolutely destroy the Storm Troopers, driving heads into shoulders, ripping arms off and leveling the facility single handedly. Then Luke tosses away the light saber Rey bring him and dies in the most pathetic way possible. OK, so Star Wars ain't what it used to be. It ain't for me. Mando had hope, especially when Luke came for Baby Yoda, another goosebump teary eyed moment. Haven't seen any Star Wars since. Pathetic writing, driving a message antithetical to the vast majority of the fans, changing the lore, and telling us we don't need you -we are activists, the gayest, nerds are gay, 3PO and R2 are in a gay relationship, the force is female crap, has gotten Disney their wish, I left. Unless someone comes along and buys the IP, Star Wars is no longer for me. I watched this because I am friends with some of you guys, not because of the topic. It was nice while it lasted, and I still have the original stuff.

This is one of your best videos yet, keep it up big dog.

I haven't seen this one, I'll have to watch it. Buckeroo Banzai is interesting, 7/10. RoboCop 9/10.

Peter Weller is under used. I liked him in Star Trek Enterprise.

Didn't Lego say that they are done with Star Wars by 2032?

Definitely not going to happen anytime soon but if they put money to developing space and deep sea themes instead of star wars I would be all for it.

Scalpers would become rich by selling old sets

They won’t

Thanks for sharing.

It wasn't great, but it wasn't terrible either.

After 25 years of not buying lego what got me back into it?.... the lions knight castle... nothing else would or could have done that. Today Lego is a bit too expensive and the company is lazy sometimes with its quality and then also uses GWP scarcity to sell and impossible to plan purchases and other factors like brick link to corner all markets. I will only be collecting classic castle stuff from now on as its just too expensive to get into other genres, The Jabbas barge is almost good enough for that but at $580 for a "complete" plastic toy/ model is just a bit much. Lego could do things to add to the value like giving multiple gamoreans and another alien they already use. But if they do that then they inflate the number of gamoreans on brick link and lose money as the mini value diminishes.... so the problem is LEGo star wars is just too high in demand... when people stop buying them then they will just give sets that are awesomely full to start a new wave of collectibility.

Lego needs to stop flooding shelves with tv ip. Focus on their in house themes which is their identity.

If they did or when they do I think we'd all be kinda happy because Lego has been fleecing us as a Lego Star wars community. I mean $100 for that Droid build set that doesn't have mechanisms or even wheels for them to move by themselves I wish I could say I didn't buy it, but I did. If I could show you a picture I would but I did.

A short summary and possibly, why would I want to purchase this book? This assumes, of course, the person listening is a fan of Battletech lore, plays Battletech, or is interested in getting into Battletech. Thanks for sharing.

Surely it'd be "Disney losing the Lego license", not "Lego losing the Star Wars license"? It's like what's currently going on with Hasbro. They still have 5 years left on their Star Wars deal, but actively want to get rid of Star Wars because it's not moving merch (and not just Disney era Star Wars either, they've notice a decline in sale of toys related to the 1977-2005 movies as well).

Sorry, I'm not really interested, I just saw the title and had to answer because it's asking a question I hope the answer I have comes true for. What would happen if Lego loses the Star Wars license? Hopefully, Lego is then a more affordable thing to do again. Gotta need oil for something when we're soon all primarily using the myriad renewable energies everywhere and bamboo instead.

This sourcebook, Wars of Reaving, covers the Homeworld Clans as they undergo some radical changes and kick out or eliminate a number of their fellow Clans. My review might not do this book justice as it is one of my favorite sourcebooks.

Going to throw a few wrenchs in any idea of lego walking away from Star Wars. Dark Millennium Falcon. Lego is printing money with that set. Onyx Cinder a show that hasn't even started and it sold out first day on the lego site. All because it has a Baby Max Rebo in it. Then as you said there are a plethora of sets they could make. I've always thought the Sabine Wren painted Tie Fighter from rebels would sell like crazy

LEGO will not lose the license. LEGO is the only brand that can actually sell Star Wars. What will happen is LEGO will drop Star Wars within the next 10 years. The sets are more and more geared toward adults as the youth is NOT interested in Star Wars. They much prefer Ninjago, Harry Potter, City, and other themes. Prices for the Star Wars sets also keep climbing as the theme becomes more adult-oriented with a higher proportion of the catalog becoming sets that are meant for display, and not for play. A lot of the Star Wars fandom is older now, with disposable income, and they are addicts. But a franchise needs to be able to bring in new blood; Star Wars cannot. Average age of the Ahsoka show was "older millennials." It's said really. Disney's stuff should not ruin what was a product of the artist. That is, George Lucas' episodes 1 - 6. But you bring up an interesting point. If LEGO's total sales output (gross revenue) were to stay roughly the same if they dropped Star Wars, as people then will just fill their LEGO void with other themes, then it would make sense to drop the Star Wars license. I do not think we are quite at that point yet. There are still far too many Star Wars "junkies" to exploit.

Personally, if Lego lost the Star Wars License, it would be apocalyptic. Fire and brimstone type stuff, dogs and cats living together. I would lose the capacity for rational thought. :) There are tons of IP's out there they could dive into, like Ghostbusters. Even if they lose the license, I am sure Lego can hold onto their perch as the largest toy company in the world. (Who knew? Not me. Thought it was Hasbro.) And if Disney does drop the Star Wars Lego license, they can always grant Lego the license to Agatha All Along, Disney's biggest hit evaar!

This hypothetical spun out of the comments from a recent video about the lack of LEGO sets for The Acolyte. ua-cam.com/video/rRE6VOx81Ts/v-deo.htmlsi=Kdk1LSDLJA3VzW59 Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/no-QWlgVQ3k/v-deo.htmlsi=JzDPHQwVODlNBN78

Definitely an interesting question to ponder

Thanks for sharing. Again, Sir Cecil out of Nashville Tennessee in the mid 70's was the best horror host in my opinion. Of course, my memory is jaded, but he and his Saturday night show was great.

A lot of info to absorb. Thanks for sharing.

I have seen Darkman several times, but it has been roughly 30 years. I really liked the movie at the time, I am going to have to watch it again. Based on my memory, 8/10. Army of Darkness, 11.75/10. Hail to the King, Baby.

Keep up the good work, love the content, especially the battletech stuff!!

The original night of the living dead is such a classic. Like it still gives me the shivers when I watch it. It was cheaply made... but I think that is what made it good and seem real.

Great movie! I watched this randomly when I was like 16 and had been telling my friends how it was good and none of them believed me until they watched it like last year finally lol