The signing of the Corellian Treaty in 2BBY officially, formally established the Alliance to Restore the Republic underneath Senators Mon Mothma, Bail Organa, and Garm Bel Iblis, themselves leaders of multiple resistance groups working against the the Empire.

When asked for a response they replied

I’ve read nearly every deadpool comic beginning w/ the circle chase when it first came out, and then back to his original X-force appearances all the way through Cable & Deadpool. My point is that, as a reader (and this is my choice) I choose to interpret the 4th wall breaking as pyschosis, and that he’s actually NOT…

He says in the comment that you’re responding to that he knows it’s in the comics and liked it in the first movie, but less so in the 2nd. I’d say that’s a fair critique, comics fan or not. 

So much potential here.  My only concern is they go all the way up their own ass with the 4th wall stuff.  I always read the panel-breaking in the comics as DP being crazy, and I liked how in the first movie at one point Colosuss says something like “who is he talking to?”... which for me brings you back into the…

I can get with almost everything you wrote, but that last sentence is largely irrelevant. Mark Hamill is a gifted actor who played an iconic character and got famous. He’s not Luke Skywalker. Full stop. I don’t have to care what Al Pacino thinks Michael Corleone would have ordered at the restaurant with Sollozzo and…

The key phrase in your comment is “to some of us”, the fact is that a majority of Star Wars fans do like the Jedi and the Sith, their conflict, lightsabers and force sensitive characters like Luke, Ezra and Ahsoka. While Star Wars will definitely put out shows, like Andor, and movies, like Solo and Rogue One, that…

I think so much of the current issues w/ the overall story of starwars post ROTJ can be tied to episodes VII-IX. Abrams wanted to basically retell the same story, so he reset everything back to ‘no jedi’ and ‘rebellion v. empire’. I truly despised TLJ but at least Johnson opened the door at the end for more Jedi, and…

It didn’t decline her card, though. They took the bike from her by force and closed her lease, just happening to do so during the refund window. They also clearly had no claim to it given that she was the one with the receipt.

Shut the fuck up. She’s a pregnant woman who was just trying to get home, and those dudes tried to punk her. She was just standing up for herself. 

“as heir to the Empire”

That was certainly a list of fictional restaurants.  Be honest, these are just the first ten you could think of, right?

“The lights on my tree, I wish you could see..” from the Carpenters merry christmas darling absolutely wrecked me during that first covid christmas. Random fact there’s a scene in the movie Empire Records where they’re playing romeo & juliet by Dire straights as they pan through the store and there’s a woman sobbing…

So, this was bad, right? The family was terrible. Right out of 90s TGIF sitcom bad.

ha! i thought maybe I was the only one that noticed the “Corran”. the Stackpole novels were awesome!

That is pretty cool.

Haven’t watched yet but Michael Stackpole posted on twitter the screenshot from the credits and the little boy is named Corran, no last name but his mom from episode 2 was named Nyche..... so basically Corran Horn is now cannon which is pretty damn cool.

...It’s like reading a review of a steakhouse written by a vegan.

My sympathy at this point lies with his editors. There is nothing more frustrating and unprofessional to an editor than a writer who won’t deliver pages. Yes, the creative process can take time, but at this point, it’s beyond that for GRRM. It’s not just that he’s a ponderously slow writer (which he is). He’s clearly…

This comment is going to condemn me to grey forever, but whatever - I don’t like the tone of this piece. It’s condescending, confrontational, but also very shallow. It throws a lot of accusation at a lot of people - Martin, Liu, Beniof & Weiss and Netflix, but it doesn’t give justification for any of it. It doesn’t…