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I’m with you on No Live Action, but...not even a Netflix movie?

Uh...sure, yeah, I guess.

Uh...sure, yeah, I guess.

The Gungans are great. If Jar Jar were General Tarpals instead, everything would have been very different.

The new movies do a pretty good job of updating visuals without it being too jarring.

Helpful to remember she doesn’t successfully outrun the old girl - Claire dives for cover and the T. rex blows past her.

Yeah, or at least tells us Cobb has stopped caring, but I maintain it’s a different one than the one made above.

Sure but Inception is very different from, say, the end of Jurassic Park turning out to be a dream. “So adding an extra layer of metafictional unreality is just not that radical, daring, or interesting” is a fair point in general but ‘layers of unreality’ is Inception’s whole, like, thing.

Fair point in general but this movie specifically is about dreams and living in them so.

nice

Disappointed the orange dusty place isn’t Mars.

This all kind of depends on whether the ultimate point is that prophecy is real or that it’s not. There’s absolutely a version of this where Cersei defeats everyone just to prove that the gods are bullshit.

Just one Star Wars story about someone trying to impress their mom instead of their dad, please.

We see it used kind of loosely and informally by Queen Jamillah* - which is why Padmé goes out of her way to tease Anakin by correcting her - and Obi-Wan talks about “the Jedi Knights” and “a Jedi Knight, like your father,” clearly folding “Masters” in with Knights.

It seems like “Jedi Knight” is what most people call any member of the Order, specifics be damned.

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It sounds like it’s relatively new - even with those small numbers, it’s mentioned that it’s grown.

That’s his wife, you monster!

Because some people have useful skills.

As mentioned in some of the responses, it’s more just surprise. I’ve never heard anyone speak ill of this film in my entire life. I was not at all aware this was anything but a beloved childhood classic.