That’s the Avatar way (of water)!

“I don’t think anything one does artistically in life should be determined by the trolls and the naysayers” is a great way to lump together any legitimate criticism with people making jokes online.

Whomever it is, they’ll eventually be bought up by Amazon, Apple, or Disney.

Maybe they could call it “Maxx” or “Maxxx”... wait, scratch that last one

Expecting the Mandalorian to fill the hole that Andor left is like expecting a popsicle to make up for a steak dinner

She better tell that bear to look up her up when he gets to heaven, because she won’t be there but her movies will

Is it too much to ask to be genuinely surprised by a coked-up bear every once in a while??

“Of all the threats from both your past and future, you’ve never faced anything like this”

It’s baffling that this man went to an interview and thought “you know what’s really gonna go well in this exact moment? Praising Elon Musk”

I remember a time when I would’ve been excited to hear about some high-budget HP tv shows. Now, it’s the last thing I’d want to spend my time on. 

Less of a “moment” as a “slowly spread-out occurrence,” but the shift from NFTs being talked about constantly at the beginning of this year to them (almost) thrown on the junk pile of internet history was very satisfying. 

I enjoyed his book but yeah it doesn’t have the same impact when it’s not in tiny, bite-size chunks. His instagram stories are pretty good, though

From the very first rough draft of The Star Wars, Lucas always wanted to show his evil empire being taken down by a community of nobodies using nothing but stones, sticks, and their fists. It was Wookies in the first draft who eventually turned into Ewoks in Jedi, and I’m so glad to see that element brought back but…

Very good point! Nepotism isn’t just your foot in the door, it’s the ability to return to that door, which remains wide open, again and again no matter how many times you fail. 

He’s even got those baby blues!!! 

he’s playing it terribly and his entire ass is out 

dril is the violinist playing as everyone shoves their way to the life boats.

Unfortunate in that this could’ve been an interesting direction for the floundering franchise. I got so sick of this series but I still love the potential of a fun sea-romp. 

OK but did he catch them all yet?

Maybe that’s just it with those guys: they don’t have core coherence so they’re constantly attempting to change the reality around them to make up for that lack of internal cohesion. I feel like there’s a way to make that work on screen, but you’d have to spend so much time with that person to explain what’s going on…