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The Wort Report
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# The Wort Report
> The latest word from your favorite nerd
## Posts
- [Trailer Reaction: ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’](https://wortreport.com/trailer-reaction-the-mandalorian-and-grogu/): It’s here! A little more than one week after many Star Wars fans were confused/enraged by The Mandalorian and Grogu’s non-trailer Super Bowl spot, Lucasfilm released a brand-new, creature-packed look at the film, which will hit theaters May 22. There’s so, so much to love about this 2:11 trailer. Aliens of all shapes and sizes! Rotta the Hutt! A baby Rodian! Zeb from Star Wars: Rebels! Embo from The Clone Wars! Heck, Martin freakin’ Scorsese as a fuzzy, four-armed shopkeeper! And, of course, we see plenty of our titular bounty hunter Din Djarin, a.k.a. The Mandalorian, shooting and blowing up […]
- [‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ and the Power of Negativity](https://wortreport.com/the-mandalorian-and-grogu-and-the-power-of-negativity/): During this year’s Super Bowl broadcast, you probably saw Lucasfilm’s cheeky 30‑second advertisement for The Mandalorian and Grogu, which featured the title characters aboard a carriage drawn by tauntauns—the kangaroo‑lizard mounts made famous 46 years ago in The Empire Strikes Back. It was a fun parody of Budweiser’s iconic Clydesdale commercials, complete with a Sam Elliott voiceover, and I loved it. But beneath the joy sparked by Star Wars’ impending return to theaters this May, I knew one thing: The internet was going to hate it. Indeed, as has become tradition, social media outrage quickly declared that Lucasfilm had “ruined” […]
- [Trailer Reaction: ‘Masters of the Universe’](https://wortreport.com/trailer-reaction-masters-of-the-universe/): I’m a lifelong Star Wars guy, but before I was swinging wrapping paper tubes around pretending I was Luke Skywalker, I was swinging wrapping paper tubes around pretending I was He-Man, “The Most Powerful Man in the Universe.” Mattel’s Masters of the Universe ruled my toy world pretty much as soon as I had a toy world. Even though I came into the action figure line at the tail end of its existence – when it started to get real weird with Snake Men, the Evil Horde and characters like Stinkor, Mosquitor and Moss Man – I loved the variety […]
- [‘Star Wars’ Galaxy’s Edge Gets an Original Trilogy Makeover at Disneyland](https://wortreport.com/star-wars-galaxys-edge-gets-an-original-trilogy-makeover-at-disneyland/): I’m conflicted. You see, when I ventured to Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge at Walt Disney World in the spring of 2024 – weeping at the sight of the Millennium Falcon like everyone else in the park – I loved the immersion. When you walk into Galaxy’s Edge, you’re inside Star Wars. When you eat a Ronto Wrap at Docking Bay 7, you’re eating Star Wars. When you board the Falcon for Smuggler’s Run, you’re riding Star Wars. When you use one of Black Spire Outpost’s spacious bathrooms, you’re, well, you get the idea. Nestled in the Star Wars timeline between […]
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