Star Trek at 60

Star Trek has some many characters so many of us can relate to.

Like Major Kira in Deep Space Nine not wanting to take anybody's shit.

Disclosure Day

Disclosure Day: Steven Spielberg comes back to aliens and UFO lore, the result is a fun ride, like if The X Files didn't have to worry about making more stories later but that's not a bad thing, and there's one of his fantastic big action bits.

The Force Awakens at ten

And despite how that ended, it's still pretty fun.

Frankenstein

Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is so Guillermo del Toro. Not at all scary, going more for the big sweeping grand version. Beautiful, sad, kind.

Fantastic 4

Fantastic 4 is delightful. Light and fun despite world-being-eaten stakes.

Companion

Companion: Is the world better if terrible men can have robot girlfriends? Maybe for most people, but not for the robot girlfriends.

How not to blockbuster LARP

Jenny Nicholson, The Spectacular Failure of the Star Wars Hotel

Smash 'em up Jenny!

A four-hour examination of the $6000 Star Wars immersive theatre escape room hotel thing, ending by noting its big features were originally meant to be in the regular Star Wars park instead of the hotel.

Reuel: Her deconstruction of Evermore and The Last Bronicon are also very fun watches

Star Wars: Republic Rangers

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Session 0

The Characters Are Generated

It is a period after the end of a civil war. But there are still plenty of Imperial leftovers to fight. And probably some kind of weird Force thing, especially because we have a slightly Force using PC in the party.

Summer Dolen, child of Rebels, first posting in charge of maintaining a Republic ship (with a crew of two other people) and keen to do her best. Kaylee from Firefly as played by Kaitlyn Dever.

The Marvels

The Marvels was great fun, at times hilarious and in places actively girly. It helps to have seen Ms. Marvel, but it's also a great nudge to watch Ms. Marvel.

Ms. Marvel

Ms. Marvel 101 was lovely.