Propeller One-Way Night Coach Review: John Travolta’s Odd Directorial Debut Asks Little & Gives Little Back

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It took a little while to get into, but I eventually found it enjoyable. It’s mostly just a trip down memory lane without a real point, and the conversations can be a bit clunky. Still, it has a certain appeal that grows on you, maybe because you eventually learn not to expect too much. Overall, it’s a light and harmless way to pass the time – and that’s a good thing, especially compared to a lot of other nostalgic entertainment out there.

“We Thought Star Wars Was Done”: George Lucas’ Last Project Saved Star Wars, Reveals Ahsoka Star

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At MCM Expo, Ashley Eckstein, the voice of Ahsoka Tano, reminisced about the start of The Clone Wars in 2008. She pointed out that it’s easy to forget, but at the time, Clone Wars was the only Star Wars content being made. Before Disney acquired Lucasfilm, many believed the Star Wars saga had ended. Eckstein believes the show’s success paved the way for current hits like The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett.

Deli Boys Season 2 Review: Hulu’s Bingeable Crime Comedy Achieves Hilarity With Too-Few Episodes

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As the second season of Deli Boys begins, Mir and Raj are making a lot of money, even with their flaws. However, they can’t use their profits because it’s dirty money hidden all over their deli. Mir, Raj, and Lucky start looking for a legitimate business to clean the money. That’s when they meet Max Sugar, a wealthy casino owner (played by Fred Armisen), who partners with them. Meanwhile, Max begins a romantic relationship with Lucky.

New Nintendo Game Available for Free

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Okay, so Nintendo surprised everyone today! Instead of digging up old games, they dropped a brand new one called Pictonico. It’s pretty cool – it uses the photos on your phone to create a bunch of different minigames. It’s what they call ‘free-to-start,’ which basically means you get a bunch of minigames for free when you download it, but there are up to 80 total, and you’ll have to pay to unlock the rest. So there’s a free version and a premium version. The good news is, Nintendo says they don’t collect any of the photos you use, so your pictures stay on your phone – they aren’t sending them anywhere.