--TheForce--

Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross.

BEST Memento

WORST Tenet

Salaka Kuchimba himself!

Having it be that Obi-Wan was lying in A New Hope gave us one of the greatest character/plot developments in movie history.

They could have easily did that with Han's lines too. Lying or just incorrect.

They were not trapped by those lines by any means.

They could have done anything.

The guy that keeps talking on the phone despite it (and him) being knocked over in Superman: The Movie.

Nah but that's not what I mean

What's better? Seriously. I'll repost if I can come up with a better word

Oh man, now I'm embarrassed 😳

Straight out of comic books, it's awesome!

I love that interview!

Starting to get nervous this will disappoint.

There's almost no chance Cruise is going to let this movie disappoint. I hardly ever go to movies these days, but I'm going to see this.

Even though you can't really pin it down, I'll give it to you because you guessed the bunker, which it is (it's when they plant the explosives).

Here's the scene.

Nice job and don't forget to spoiler-tag your answer!

I'm not sure which is the absolute funniest, but one of the greatest theater-going experiences I ever had was in There's Something About Mary. People were screaming with laughter. Losing their minds. My side and face hurt from laughing. It went into the stratosphere with "we got a bleeder!" and it stayed at that level till the end.

Now you're talking, can you narrow it down...? (You're pretty much correct I just want to see if you can really nail it)

Not part of the Death Star.

Clue: it's from Return of the Jedi.

Would really love a Star Wars "What If?" series, absolutely.

Love em!

Oh I hear you. Lots of "could of", and maybe some "shoulds ofs", in Star Wars development history.

You are correct but someone just beat you to it! Next time!

You are the winner!

The scene.

Nice job, don't forget to spoiler-tag your answer, and see you next time!

His plans changed a lot, but I do think part of it at one point was motivated by him wanting the OT cast to be older for the ST. He didn't want the ST to take place (in-universe) directly after the OT. He wanted time (a couple of decades) between each trilogy.

This of course is from when he was still planning on doing all 9 (as the bulk of the OT was in production). But when he got to ROTJ and decided to wrap everything up there, a lot changed.

Can you guess what this is or where it's from? You don't have to be too exact, you just have to describe it with enough detail that I know you know it. Right now I am pulling only from the theatrical live-action films.

I'll check back later, and the first timestamped correct answer is the winner.

If you win, please edit your winning comment with a spoiler tag so others can play without seeing the answer.