This installment introduces a hockey-haired Hayden Christensen as a petulant Anakin, smitten with Senator Amidala ( Natalie Portman), despite her noting, “To me, you’ll always be that little boy on Tatooine” upon their reunion. Worst Part: Any utterance of the word “Yippee!” whether by Jar Jar or by pre-pubescent Anakin Skywalker (Jake Lloyd).Īlso Read: 'Star Wars': How the First 6 Films Performed at Box OfficeĪ slight improvement over its predecessor, in the same way that a stubbed toe hurts less than a migraine. Highlight: The light-saber battle between Qui-Gon Jinn ( Liam Neeson) and Darth Maul (Ray Park) – they’re the two most interesting characters the movie has to offer, so naturally both get killed off before the closing credits roll. “Menace” isn’t terrible because it’s a kid’s movie it’s terrible because it’s a terrible kids movie. We waited 16 years for George Lucas to return to this universe, and what did we get? Trade routes and political intrigue, blood tests for the Force, and perhaps worst of all, Jar Jar Binks. In reverse order, here is a rundown of the best and worst that these films (not counting the cartoons, the Ewok spin-off or the infamous Holiday Special) have to offer.
Alternatively, Brown could help to develop a whole new storyline for a second season, helping to keep some of the already developed characters around as well as Ashley Zukerman’s Langdon.Disney promised a new “Star Wars” movie every year after it acquired Lucasfilm, but the big-screen saga seemed to hit a pause with “Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker.” But while many would call themselves “Star Wars” fans, even they will admit that the movies in the saga are by no means created equal. It’s possible that the second season could follow this storyline. Origin is the only Dan Brown book with Langdon as a main character that hasn’t been adapted yet. Other books have already been adapted into movies. The Lost Symbol is the third book in Dan Brown’s Langdon series. The question will be what the story is going to be about. In fact, Deadline seems confident that a second season is going to happen. The production is currently in talks for a second season. The Lost Symbol Season 2 could happenĪccording to Deadline, the Peacock ratings are looking pretty good. It could actually be a good sign, suggesting that NBC thinks it will perform better than a rerun of Ordinary Joe. I wouldn’t view this as a bad sign for the series, though. 8, which was when a rerun of Ordinary Joe was set to air.
We’ve also found out that The Lost Symbol premiere is going to get a linear release. Peacock doesn’t release the full viewing data, but we do have a small view at how the show is performing. Now as we get into the finale next week, eyes are on the future of the show.
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