#jj abrams

reminds me of something...

And then, what should have happened is, Rey can finish her story by being able to say, "My parents might have abandoned me, but that doesn't mean I'm worthless." And eventually Kylo Ren can say, "My family might have been powerful, but I don't have to be," and all those other things that they can bounce off of each other as great foils.

It can keep being a good story about accepting past failures and choosing to grow beyond them.

Takashi Yamazaki is not slowing down. The filmmaker behind the Oscar-winning “Godzilla Minus One” (and its upcoming sequel “Godzilla Minus Zero”) has a new film, his English-language debut, in the works, called “Grandgear.” And those in attendance at CinemCon just got their first look at all the rock ‘em, sock ‘em robot action. The footage was brief but showed a giant robot fighting a kaiju (a giant monster like those seen in the “Godzilla” movies and countless others). The footage had a decidedly ground-level feeling, somewhat akin to “Cloverfield.” This makes sense considering the producer of “Grandgear” is J.J. Abrams, who also produced “Cloverfield” and its follow-ups, “10 Cloverfield Lane” and “The Cloverfield Paradox.”