Pete Hernandez

- I’m all on board with these titles, and on first glance alone, they do seem legitimate as they match the formatting of the first season. “The Sorcerer” and “The Empire” are particularly intriguing.

- With season 3 surely on the way, and with the cast welcoming some big time actors and actresses, it shouldn't be a surprise that season 2 will reportedly 'blow our minds' as Witwer echoed. I'm ready for season 2 right now!

- As much as I would have loved to see Hugh Jackman don the claws once more, I think this is the right move for the future. His send-off in Logan was great, and a return (even for the MCU) might diminish that send-off just a bit. I have faith in Marvel Studios that they'll find the right actor to portray Wolverine.

- Absolutely love this. If I'm staying inside for the foreseeable future, documentaries are an essential for me. And if it means I get to see Mando and The Child once more before Season 2? I'm all in.

- As an MCU fan as well as a Star Wars fans, it's been tough acknowleding that upcoming releases in theaters and productions on Disney+ series will be delayed or halted respectively. But this is a small bit of good news for the time being. I'm looking forward to the next Star Wars film exploring territory we haven't seen before, so if it's still set to release on time, that's a win.

- Honestly, I'm not surprised in hearing this, and having it come from one of the film's writers in Jonathan Kasdan just affirms my speculation. The future of Star Wars is on Disney+, and it looks like they already have a plan in place. We've seen Han Solo's full story arc, so why need to go back to something previous when we can explore something new?

- As much as I truly love the lightsaber battle at the end of The Phantom Menace (Darth Maul, Duel of the Fates, epic!) I have to give the nod to The Last Jedi. As a film as a whole*, it wins this matchup in my eyes.

- Solid move by the execs of Disney to take this cut. I'm interested to see if any other higher ups in the industry or elsewhere will mirror the same moves.

- I always appreciate seeing past concept art being adapted into future Star Wars films (BB-8 and Palpatine's throne in Rise of Skywalker were both imagined from prior concept art). If that proves to be the case with the Cassian Andor series, I'm even more excited for the series to premiere.

- Count me in on allowing Josh Brolin to continue his portrayal of Cable in the MCU. I thought he was great in Deadpool 2, and imagine the comedic humor that Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool could conjure up, in referencing both of Brolin's Marvel character acting performances.

- Loving these casting additions of actors from past sci-fi films and more, it makes me even more excited for some possible guest cameos in season 2. And I definitely appreicate Bill Burr making his return, The Prisoner was one of my favorite episodes from season 1.

- Ever since hearing Okoye referring to "tremors" underneath the ocean, I've been excited at the possibility of a Namor introduction to the MCU. While my first guess wouldn't have been The Eternals, I'm not surprised if the 2020 film is the first to acknowledge the Sub-Mariner. After all, Wakanda was (briefly) referenced all the way back in Iron Man 2, and then Avengers: Age of Ultron.

- Even with Dave Filoni's involvement with The Mandalorian, looks like Ashley Eckstein will not have invovlement in Ahsoka's rumored casting. Still, fans will forever appreciate Eckstein for portraying arguably one of the best characters from the Clone Wars, and its great to see she still has appreciation for the character.

- I'm willing to bet the director(s) who will helm the next MCU Assemble film will be from outside the current roster of past MCU directors. The only thing that could change my mind is if one of the newest Phase 4 films (Eternals, Shang-Chi, etc.) exceeds expectations, thus vaulting their respective director(s) into consideration.

- I was ecstatic when Disney+ launched for me back in November, and at the time it was just the premiere episode of The Mandalorian. Now, UK subscribers will get two episodes immediately, including two episodes of The Clone Wars. Double the Star Wars content available at launch, you can't beat that!

- I'm always a fan of behind-the-scenes photos of films! These were awesome to see, and now I'm getting the drive to watch Rise of Skywalker again soon.

- I'm very interested to see how the family theme dynamic is explored once Black Widow is released. I remember when in Avengers: Endgame Natasha mentioned she had "nothing" before she got this* family. Now i'm even more curious if they'll touch on that aspect and how it could lead into that moment in Endgame.

- The coronavirus pandemic and the cause for the spread of COVID-19 will undoubtedly have an effect on the entertainment industry, and this is (likely) just the first example. I'm thinking Black Widow might* be delayed, and subsequent production of other properties could be impacted as well. Again, the health and safety of those involved takes precedence by all menas.

- I fully think it's a matter of "when" as opposed to "if" MODOK eventually appears in the MCU. Either through a film or on Disney+, he's a classic villain that can tie into the arcs of the MCU's currently established heroes. It may be a rumor for now, but possibly not for long!

- While we can't speculate too much from the set photos revealed (just yet), from what we've seen on set it looks like we'll be in for some impressive action sequences. Shang-Chi fighting these soldiers in hand-to-hand combat, likely with stunt work and little CGI, could be really cool to see on the big screen.