No Daft Punk and no Nolan are great losses. Still, a great year with stuff I can root for, so I am gonna watch the show until 6 in the morning, taking Mondays off :D

Just shows that in the end reviews aren't worth the paper they are written on (not to mention online reviews). In the end it comes down to one fact: tastes are like asses. split.

@Mikekearn has an overly long username: I entirely agree. It was the most fun I had at the movies in 2009.

The first Episode 1-article without Phantom Menace! I never thought I'd see the day! *happy*

@GuanoLad: exactly! what the hell.

I can't believe how quickly people are ready to judge or hype something, jesus.

I saw the trailer before I read this. I wonder why they keep that apocalyptic theme out from it. Could be interesting though, if there isn't too much drama for drama's sake.

Well it made me smile. Why the hell not?

Anything that makes Schumacher's Bane forgotten!

@grimjack28: me too. I want to believe.

So they started everything from scratch in 1999? wow.

I find that looks okay. I am pretty excited about Fassbender and McAvoy and I love how Mystique looks exactly like in the other films. Looking forward to it!

You're not in Kansas anymore!! :D

@sonny001: I am not opposed to going against the standard ending in a smart way, but stones-fall-everyone-dies-endings are so preachy they make me demand my money back.

That looks amazing. I am glad they used that beautiful song again towards the end.

This looks fun actually!

I love Star Wars and most of its names, but Savage Opress? What the hell.

You don't ask girls: are they real?

@Sistros: I am with you.

I couldn't live a year without SW. I may not watch the films each year, but almost, but I play games, read books, laugh about internet references. A big part of my life would be missing.