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Star Wars fans have some ideas on what weapons the Empire could have used that would have been more effective than the Death Star. It turns out the oppressive fascist regime had plenty of other options, and the rest of the galaxy may have been lucky they didn't use them to their full potential.
The Fantastic Four MCUmovie is seemingly set around the '60s, and many fans wonder why nobody remembers such a famous team in modern times. Well, one theory may have the correct explanation, and of course, it involves Loki.
The Empire Strikes Back set many precedents and established plenty of important lore for theStar Wars universe. But one fan discovered a particularly obscure yet oddly significant detail regarding Darth Vader in the movie. Maybe Anakin Skywalker's eternally memed aversion to sand had some other effects.
The entireStar Wars universe (as it is) essentially wouldn't exist without Darth Vader. But what would the series look like if Hayden Christensen's Anakin Skywalker possessed willpower slightly more sturdy than a Pocky stick and resisted the pull of the dark side of the Force? One fan decided to offer their interpretation of that scenario.
Leave it to Star Wars fans to find details in places some might argue are better off unsearched. One observant viewer spotted a detail in Revenge of the Sith'sMace Windu death scenethat will likely leave many with uncomfortable mental images.
Star Wars fans share an uncanny ability with comic book fans, enabling them to never take any death for what it is. Even if a particular character's demise served as an important plot point, these plucky devotees will continue reading into it long after. The thing is, they might have something this time around.
The Fantastic Four movie is rumored to be searching for a comedian to play an uncast character. However, one potential casting choice isn't sitting right with pretty much anybody, and they know they can do better.
Avatar: The Last Airbender fans have been vocal about the folks in charge toning down how sexist the character Sokka will be. Many weren't fans of that reported change, and not for the reasons people are usually angry about less sexism. But the star behind the character has his view on the situation.