This show with this cast and these writers was two (short) seasons old. Stop being a disingenuous prick.
This show with this cast and these writers was two (short) seasons old. Stop being a disingenuous prick.
You don’t have to do this.
Dgs: you're not getting out of the greys on my account, but you could measure success thusly: Mr. Harriot is a professional writer who is paid to tell compelling stories. You're a sad bag of shit who's reduced to creating burner accounts so you can spend the evening hours trolling folks on this website. Congrats. It…
He’s nothing more than Log Cabin Republican. And he knows nothing about Black people. And Castro, a superior candidate, who actually understands black people is barely getting any traction.
I’d be lying if I said I that wasn’t the last article I read. Lord help us all.
They believed in you and it really speaks to what they saw in you. Look at you now. You have a whole lot of people that are so thankful for you. Keep writing truth to power and we will continue to read, learn, and grow.
A mediocre kid of a rich music engineer in NY gets a music gig on SNL. I smell nepotism. Privilege of the wealthy and connected at the very least. She was terrible. Her stage name is stupid. Pass. *I’m gay and I approve this message*
Busted...
Give ‘em hell, Harry!
“almost charming in a weird way”
What is “How 99.999% of Americans perceive British people”?
....and look what happened to them!
Abrams is the most Teflon man in Hollywood; only his successes stick with him and everything else is memory holed/blamed on his collaborators as soon as the credits start rolling.
Imagine if we were you and our life was so sad we would attack a blogger for doing his job.
Yeah, 100% foresight.
On the other hand, Rogue One did pretty well, and that was decidedly not a film about a group of “born on third base” protagonists. Yes, some of the characters had special skills or knowledge that allowed the particular mission to succeed, but as one commentator put it, they were still people who “didn’t always end up…
Hmm. Passion for one’s work. Straight jacketed into maintaining a specific appearance, forced to deal with substandard writing.....
The Force Awakens was a bad movie. The Last Jedi was a bad movie for entirely different reasons (and not the one usually cited by the way, in fact that’s because it did not break enough with the past). This last movie will be a bad movie. The only good movie since the original trilogy is Rogue One. Solo was just ok…
It’s the classic wish fulfillment of “well, you have an outwardly shitty life and it certainly LOOKS like you’re just some random loser, but actually you’re the most special person in the universe.”
Because you want Rey to be a well-rounded, fully fleshed out character in order to be the New Face of Star Wars, but incompetence means wide swaths of wasted potential.
Is it weird that while I care about Rey after two feature films, I don’t know why?