Jasmine sure was stacked in that movie for a 15 yo, and had the voice of an adult. Surprised Rapunzel wasn't 15 instead.

If you could keep it that way, it would make a cool desktop decoration.

Marry me pls, Aqua.

I got that too, and to boot, Luke would probably be confused about who that third guy was. But I didn't mean I don't understand why it happened, I mean I didn't understand why everyone hated it so much. Prequelitis of course, but otherwise I didn't find it to be a very offensive change.

I never really understood the big deal with that even though I saw the OT first from a young age. I thought it was a nice moment. It emphasized how long he was lost for. It felt like he was getting another chance to be young.

I like them. They're funny, and have good music. Didn't see Retribution yet, though. I'll wait until that hits Netflix.

They're really gonna lose it when Cosmos returns next year.

I just came across the remix album, Reconfigured, yesterday at a used music store. It's unbelievable. I've listened to the movie score since it was released, and never knew this existed.

The way they mistreated treated horses in 'Beneath' (or it looked that way) was unfortunate, though.

They were costumes in the original series.

And I accidentally put the milk in the cupboard and the cereal in the fridge today.

Uh oh.

Really looking forward to this. Disappointed that they're all digital, but that's just the reality from now on, I guess.

I predict a militant 'yes'.

I snicker every time I hear his name, and his character design was great. That was something that they had going for them, at least. I'll say that about Armstrong too - he was a funny and cool looking dude.

The final boss was the first time that I really had to learn to aim the blade mode - and it was an ordeal. I would try to flick it in the direction that I wanted to cut, which would spin it all over and get me a face full of rock. Just positioning with the right stick, then letting it go to swipe was the key. Then he…

You and me, we're the same. My only problem was that few of the characters were actually characterized. They'd be introduced, killed, and forgotten. Unfortunately Armstrong was the worst case of this. Appeared in one or two throwaway scenes, and then was the final boss.

I hate comedians apologizing for shit to save their image - you said it, deal with it. No retractions. CK is no better than MacFarlane, not in my book. I like them both a lot, but I hate all the high-grounders talking about comedians like this being racist. Almost every character on Family Guy is written to be stupid…

I enjoyed the opening a lot. A couple of jokes fell flat, and musical performances aren't for everyone, but it was a good time, and was well-received by the room.

Here's Tron: Legacy