Thanks Ike Perlmutter. Just great work you ghoul. 

the mystery behind Rey’s parentage won’t end with her being related to any famous Force users.

It’s Venkman, from the first movie.  It’s when he and Ray are talking about starting up the Ghostbusters.

Why is it the least a white man can do is listen? It’s always a passive action with them, then they get to go on forgetting about it all.

This is literally the best show on television right now. You just want to hate it because it makes you question your beliefs, troll. Do you think a guy like Alan Moore would ever shy away from discussing race in his comics? Definitely not. This is challenging, deep, and thoughtful art that is commenting on difficult…

One of the writers of the episode made it pretty clear it was the intent in an interview.

It’s in the mirror?

Counterpoint. It looked like a shitty movie before and now it looks like a shitty movie with a less terrifying cherry on top. No one “owes” the studio any of their time or money.

my bad, bro

If that scene with him with the arrow in his mouth isn’t in the show, we riot. (also, the silent issue, or the christmas cartoon)

Bro, calm down, bro.

“Kate, Clint, and a good boy”

Looking forward to each subsequent re-release modifying this scene, until it’s expanded to the point where it warrants its own full movie.

Yeah if anything it’s Johnson’s understanding of what originally made Star Wars great is what allowed him to make a great movie. I mean how many directors would have Luke actually face down the entire First Order with a Laser Sword? 

You put way too much stock in a film series about Space Samurai.

Johnson labored under the incorrect and arrogant delusion that there was something about Star Wars that needed fixing.

I’ve also been a Star Wars fan all my life and I love TLJ so I dunno why you think Johnson was raising a middle finger to us.

Looking forward to ‘The Sisterhood of the Traveling Agony Box’.

The best thing about Max was taking him and Felix “they make a fish out of saltuna???” Millstone on a drug-induced vision quest.