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Star Wars: 15 Worst Things The Jedi Ever Did Star Wars  has the clearest demarcation of hero and villain, even more so than  The Transformers  with Autobots and Decepticons or GI Joe and Cobra. In  Star Wars , it’s the dark side and the light. Well, clearly, the guys that dress in black and admittedly even call themselves users of the “dark side of the Force” are probably not the good guys. But they are, in theory. Why they would actually agree to being called the villains is a flaw in the franchise (if not just bad PR on their part). The Jedi themselves aren’t exactly saints, despite being portrayed that way. We’re not saying that  the Jedi are the true villains  and the Sith are misunderstood, but there are times that they really, really needed to stand back and consider how awful some of their actions made them look. There are minor things like lying for no real reason, and then there are things like launching a coup d’état and covering...

Sonny Burch And The Ghost: Who Are These New Ant-Man And The Wasp's Villians? This year's San Diego Comic-Con had a few surprises in store for fans. With  a Wonder Woman sequel officially green-lit by DC  and Marvel announcing that the  Skrulls would have a major role in  Captain Marvel , the news just kept on coming for fans of the comic book movie genre. Marvel had already disclosed a few years back that the Ant-Man sequel would be titled #AntManAndTheWasp. As it's still very much in pre-production, there has understandably not been much news. Thanks to #SDCC2017, we now have confirmation that Michelle Pfeiffer, incredibly will be playing Janet van Dyne, the lost wife of Hank Pym and mother of Hope van Dyne. Pfeiffer wasn’t the only casting announcement, however, as it was also confirmed that  Laurence Fishburne will be playing Dr. Bill Foster/Goliath . Not only that, the film's main villains have also been confirmed:  Walton Goggins (Sons ...

13 Reasons Why Season 2 Review : The Good, The Bad and The Verdict. No punches pulled in this even bolder season. Credit: Netflix First of all, I just want to say that I was honestly satisfied and content with the first season and firmly believed a second season wasn't at all necessary but regardless I was excited and full of anticipation for season 2. I spent a whole day binging the entire show and what an emotional roller coaster it was. It was gripping, sometimes scary, beautiful and sometimes necessarily uncomfortable. The show is controversial and considering its themes and topic, how couldn't be? the new season focuses on the aftermath of Hannah's death and its impact on her friends and family as well as the school environment. Taking a much more expository format and delving further into the past tragedies shared by the characters so here's the good and the bad of the newest season. The Good Olivia Baker: I'm not sure if still referring to ...