A giant spatula.

I feel like you’re straight-up begging for this little gem to get linked to.

Finally, the full Palpatine saga all in one neat package.

Missed that one like a Stormtrooper, didn’t ya?

Enterprise came out 7 years after TNG went off the air. It’s wouldn’t be considered a spinoff of TNG after that amount of time, just a new Star Trek property.  

I think Luke and Leia would have been there for some time before RotJ kicks off. Luke tells Lando and Chewie at the end of ESB that he’ll meet them at the rendezvous on Tattoine, so he and Leia would have presumably gone there together. They would have needed to be there a little while, so Lando had time to infiltrate…

I'm not saying it was the GREATEST family vacation, but it happened...

“Let the past die, kill it if you have to.” That was the takeaway from The Last Jedi

you must be in a state of denial. These fucksticks fumbled the story, pacing, characters/development, dialogue, unresolved plot lines... etc. without the books to go off of, these two are talentless hacks who managed to fail upward. Aren’t these the same two assholes that thought making a show about the south winning…

Hated Interstellar. Nolan took criticism of his films being cold personally, and placed “the power of love” trope that ruined the film.

The movie takes a few moments to explore the clown’s origins, but in making clear how long Pennywise has been a part of Derry, you can’t help but feel sad for the demon because the film illustrates how Pennywise is like that friend from your hometown who never managed to reach escape velocity, move, and do something…

Did you enjoy a particular kind of music? Did you watch a particular cartoon or play a particular game that your friends also enjoyed? Those are clubs. Any shared social experience is a “club” in this context.

I assume that by “years ago” you mean 1966, when Alfred was first killed directly on-panel and brought back by a mad scientist as a supervillain with an inexplicable emnity for Batman because the producer of the Batman TV series wanted to use him.

If I have to watch a hundred mediocre Matrix movies so the Wachowskis can make something like Sense 8, then I’ll pay. Visionaries are getting buried in the avalanche of corporate films.

I’m not used to seeing murders of this magnitude on Kinja.

The second to last paragraph in my article addresses your argument.

I’d still be pissed off about what’s happening to the U.S. right now, even if I didn’t write online for a living. I realize that this is all a game to people who think that if you turn off the TV it goes away.

I like where your head is at.

Maybe Musk or Bezos could get them and then donate them to NASA? I imagine that the winner could at least write it off on his taxes.