dankelleher
Dan kelleher
dankelleher

All the technology in the world, and a man was killed by the hyper militaristic police summoned by a prank.

She said she knew the truth all along. Did you forget that part?

Probably an easy one, but Shadow the Hedgehog. It has way too much edge but I always have a grin whenever I’m playing it

Bring back ushers to shut people up during the movies. I don’t need to hear you react to every single scene. Especially the one idiot (grown man), who had to say “WOW!” during the silence of the Holdo Maneuver.

I’m all for a long-ish movie if the pacing and storytelling are spot on, but I admit that it is a bit weird to have to think about my food and beverage consumption choices HOURS before arriving at the theater. “What’s for lunch? Chipotle? No, I can’t do Chipotle, I’m seeing Star Wars tonight. Yes, you can come. No, we

Stop with the 3+ hour epic sagas with no intermission. I don’t care how comfortable your seats are, I can’t sit in one place for that long with no break.

7. Hoard it forever because you are emotionally attached to it.

Flashbacks are the cornerstones of any good movie. Also voiceovers. And the phrase “what if I told you.”

I feel like the only person in the world who loved finding out that Snoke was a maguffin. I think it’s hilarious and delightful.

Personally Galactic Conquest was my favorite mode in the original SW: BF2. It was the reason I kept going back to the game and had a few hundred hours logged in my save file. If the new Battlefront game had something similar I would have still bought it even despite the awful microtransaction bullshit just to play

I personally would recommend the original SW: Battlefront II, it’s on Steam and has so many mods you can get anything. I loved the Xbox version and the Galactic Conquest mode was a pretty fun strategy take on the genre.

I keep seeing this and it is clear people misunderstood those flashback scenes. Luke contemplated killing Ben, but he changed his mind, therefore he never “tried to kill Kylo.” However, Ben waking up to his uncle holding up an ignited light saber to his face was certainly a confusing moment for the young man.

It backfired BECAUSE of POE! If Finn hadn’t gone on that ridiculous mission it would have worked!

Luke was conflicted a lot in the original trilogy, him being conflicted/Un-Jedi-like here isn’t out of the realm of believability (at least not for me).

I had a friend who was convinced that Rey was Obi-Wan’s daughter who I would relentlessly go in on for the hundreds of reasons that was a stupid-ass idea, the biggest one obviously being: Obi-wan died *at least* a decade before Rey would have been conceived, if we’re being generous to the timeline.

God, that fucking ruled.

this is an objectively stupid opinion

I will miss the extremely convoluted theories that were necessary to make Rey anybody’s kid, because there are only like 4 people in the entire Star Wars universe and none of them made a lick of sense.

I feel like you missed the best one, where Poe Dameron, dashing space flyboy, pulls a mutiny on the cold and frigid new commander who’s obviously not as a good a choice as him in his own mind, and it turns out he’s the asshole, not the hero.

Also known as a list of reasons why this movie ruled. And I guess it’s also a pretty accurate list of reasons why so many Real Fans™ hated it.