I was surprised to find that I saw 15 of these films. That’s 15%!

Don’t be so harsh! I’m really looking forward to abig screen adaptation of, The Rockford Files.

Show, don’t tell. It applies doubly for social messages in a film.

Excuses or not, if you can’t get the target demo to come in and see your film, you failed. 

What I’ve learned in the last 10 years is that there will always be death threats. Unfortunately, everyone has a device to broadcast their hate, regardless of mental imbalances. 

I will use this space to say that The Outer Worlds has one of the most surprisingly awesome load sequences when you travel between worlds. It’s so cool to pick a planet to fly to and by the time you look up through the ship’s window you see it in view. 

“Because designing a blockbuster game is like designing a main battle tank. Stay with me here:”

I have played a lot of D&D and D&D like computer games, and I’m ashamed to say I almost always choose ranger. I’ve been a ranger so many times that when I play a new D&D style game I’ll tell myself, “don’t be a ranger.” And then I inevitably choose ranger.

Don't watch.

It’s actually a pretty catch song, and it feels like something someone in the SW universe would actually listen to. It’s a pretty mean feat.

I also am not a fan of turn limits or (in an RTS) strict time limits. I get that time is often a crucial factor in actual military operations, but it seems like when games use these limits it is to artificially increase the challenge of the game. I much prefer strategy/tactics games where the challenge is defeating…

tl:dr, you don’t like it when the show pokes at your pet causes.

I’m sure this post is a bit tongue in cheek, but the tone of it is just all wrong. “I can’t drink milk so I cheer the decline of the milk industry. Also, milk is white nationalist or something.”

I have the same question for people who line up right away to board the plane. 

That is exactly what happened.

Gah!

And both will pale in comparison to us learning that the Emperor survived a 500 foot drop into a massive burning energy source, and then survived the Death Star itself exploding, and then survived reentry into atmosphere and a crash landing from space onto a moon.

Exactly. I can only imagine how ridiculous it would have looked to see CGI Carrie Fisher Force jumping and sword fighting. The best possible ending for Leia would have been for her to do the “Holdo Maneuver.” 

Good lord, I can’t imagine Carrie Fisher swinging a lightsaber and jumping around and it looking anything other than ridiculous. It was painful enough watching a geriatric Han Solo simply running on screen.

This sounds really good, but as someone who has practiced family law I can assure you, the hatred a divorcing couple feel for each other is largely something they bring with them into the divorce process. It isn’t something that is generated by the process itself except to the extent that the process forces the couple…