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Welsh. Ex-journalist, now in political comms. Views entirely my own. Retweets and likes not an endorsement etc
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Hoth off the Press: Star Wars News & Analysis

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By Dominic Jones
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There’s something I want to get off my chest. It’s been eating away at me for months, long before there was a new Star Wars movie in theatres, and now I want to scream it from the mountaintop: I do not care about how much money The Mandalorian and Grogu makes! I don’t care if it was a financial success or a financial failure. I don’t care whether it made back its full budget, whether that includes the marketing costs or not.
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Hoth off the Press: Star Wars News & Analysis

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By Dominic Jones
| Substack
How the movie compares in Laser IMAX 3D, 4DX, and more... Look, I know, to most people, seeing a movie more than once in theatres is bizarre. Seeing the same movie, to those same people, more than two or three times in cinemas is borderline nuts. I am not most people. Back in 2015, I saw The Force Awakens thirteen times in theatres. I saw Rogue One, The Last Jedi, Solo, and even The Rise of Skywalker ten times each.
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Hoth off the Press: Star Wars News & Analysis

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By Dominic Jones
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Words of wisdom and delightfully strange scenes make 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' a classic culmination of a beloved Star Wars tale... It can be easy to forget that Star Wars has always been weird. In the very first movie, which began our collective love of this galaxy far, far away forty-nine years ago, there’s an extended sequence in which a golden android and a rolling garbage can that speaks entirely in bleeps and bloops, wander through the desert arguing with each other.
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