Now Steven, friends who get you banned from the Ukraine aren't your real friends.
Now Steven, friends who get you banned from the Ukraine aren't your real friends.
Because what is and is not a preexisting condition is the business of large, unaccountable corporations. not the government.
Oh, well you see there was a Star Wars movie that was actually directed by the director of multiple Star Trek films. In a world where such a thing occurred the use of exclamation marks for this comparatively trivial connection is humorous.
Evidently you don't acknowledge J. J. Abrams related films.
What? A celebrity is living a more interesting life than a normal person! Multiple celebrities are meeting each other and appearing to enjoy the experience on television! Stop the presses, we've got a whole new front page!!!
Cats do not really comprehend the concept of sovereignty of any form, except for "right to kill".
Maybe they're saving him for his own spinoff movie.
I think our ideas about the bonds between Rey and BB8 are heavily shaped by that (to me) instantly iconic shot of him following her through the desert at sunset. I don't remember them really interacting too much after Jakku.
We do not speak of that.
I don't know, I feel like if any actress could have enjoyed the absurdity of living on as a CG effect it would have been Carrie Fisher.
That seems true. But is the baby-eating a parody of something (other than "treatment of the obese in the media" or "ideas screenwriters have while high")?
Ewoks: Back 2 the Hood
Of all catchphrase dependent comedians, Myers is probably the least objectionable.
Sadly to me Fat Bastard totally Jar Jars up the second one. I never found him funny (except for the meta-comedy of Myers using the same voice for an R rated character and Shrek), and usually he just stops my enjoyment dead in its tracks.
I intend to love these movies until such a time as their plot arcs are fully incorporated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Having a trailer with Suffragette City and then not using it in the movie does make lack of Bowie a major demerit. Especially since it would have codified a one Ziggy Stardust track per film rule.
"Wicket: Beyond Thunderdome"
Theysa kiddens succumbin to mooey mooey lots of dat stinkowiff peer pressure thesen days.
Or "Ewoks 2: Endor Boogaloo"
Which reminds me that the Force is a much more mysterious, deep, and spiritual thing as presented by Yoda in Empire, rather than a bunch of neat midichlorian fueled magic powers. It's much easier to take it seriously if you start with the less silly version.