Even if Kilauea’s power level gets over 9000, there’s very little chance that it will effect Maui. If the wind stops or blows the wrong direction, the air quality might get a little icky from the vog (sulfur dioxide mostly), but that’s likely the worst of it.

I dont know, man. You just avoided having to live in Cleveland, Buffalo, or Northern NJ for the next decade. You should be thanking these teams.

X-Wing: Rogue Squadron was a fun continuation of Wedge and his entourage. Luke went Dark side for a while, Leia learns some force, the Solo kids grew up, some turned evil, Chewie died, some stuff went forward. I think the good stuff has been working its way back into the story.

I don’t know...why did we drop a moon on Chewie?

I’m going to pitch a new crossover thing here. It would involve some legal wrangling, but it would be worth it: Shuri of Wakanda/Penny Robinson: Sarcastic Teen Science Queens. You’re welcome, Holywood.

It went through a plot hole.

Good for you guys. Truly.

“It was just unbelievably astonishing what we saw—one of those moments where you can’t help but take in a breath and just hang in the moment,” Jamie Fraser, lead investigator and curator at Sydney University’s Nicholson Museum, told the BBC.

Disregard, I’m slower than slow today...

It’s a damn shame that Elba hasn’t become an A-list superstar by now. The man has charisma to spare.

I think you nerds are forgetting something important: Is it cinematic and interesting to the audience? Science and reality don’t matter.

I think you nerds are forgetting something important: Is it cinematic and interesting to the audience? Science and reality don’t matter.

How, exactly, is this defending the movie? They are posting about a YouTube video which explains the space combat in the film, while also acknowledging that said space combat was controversial.

My guess is Johnson had that scene in his head since he was a kid. He just didn’t put Rey and Ben in it until he got the job.

at 0:46

Yep. I rewatched it last night, and enjoyed it much more than when I saw it in the theater.

It’s very simple: they did it because they hate you. No, not the audience, you specifically. “I’m going to ruin Star Wars for det-devil-ails,” Rian Johnson says in the commentary.

Yes. At around 1:14 in the director’s commentary, Rian Johnson explains that every choice was made specifically to ruin your personal childhood.

Somewhere there is footage of this and I bet it is adorable.