As long as there's a scene of Leia and Akbar quietly but firmly urging him to settle down when he starts dancing during Mon Motha's funeral.
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"the nom de electronica of musician Richard D. James"

This is just like in Breaking Bad when Skyler gives Ted money to pay off his taxes but instead he tries to use it to reopen his business. Nelly needs to double-check his area rugs, stat!

This is exactly what Don't Hug Me I'm Scared was trying to warn us about!
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No, that's just the warm-up to the finale: the Mrs. Lovett Special.

The trailer is hilarious, but there have been misleading Batman trailers in the year 2016 before.

This makes sense. The characters of Grease are clearly in their 30s. They're all dead adults who, because of their lives of sin, are condemned to relive high school over and over. That car is going to fly back in time and drop them off on the first day of school…again.

It reminds me of its countryfilm, The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. Camp and crassness, and then pull-no-punches devastation.

I bet he declined because he's worried that if he becomes too famous, he'll run into Odell Beckham Jr, who will think something mean about his body. :(

I kept hoping for Batman to be hindered by an adorable family of ducks near the end of TDKR!

In the court materials, there's a transcribed phone call between Parker and the victim where she tries to find out who the other man (Jean Celestin, who was convicted of rape, but had the conviction overturned on a technicality) Parker "invited" to have sex with her was. It's pretty stomach-churning. Parker is so…

This is making think that if they do a Force Ghost Anakin cameo with vaguely pretty dude from the prequels, it should have been in Rian's VIII.

Wait, which "he"? Hogan? Denton? Thiel? All three seem plausible.

Phlebotomist? Or just an arms-admirer?

I agree. He's clearly a little…off…but so what if some eccentric dude wants to sell his wands to "true believers" instead of cosplayers? JK Rowling Internet Wrath against him is pretty extreme.

I didn't know Scott Eastwood was in this and therefore implicated, but now I'm sad it wasn't him. Can you imagine if unhinged, chair-talking Papa Eastwood got involved?

I think it's like if Han left so Leia and Luke raised Kylo Ren together, not a Jaime and Cersei situation. I think.

Thank goodness the movie ended with Han, Chewbacca, and Ben hugging it out instead of Kylo Ren finishing what the Millennium Falcon started.

They better deliver it via M1A1 at a thousand miles an hour.

Me too. Now I don't know if I'm bad for being sexist or good for not being heteronormative!