Gwynneth Paltrow’s feet. Much less compelling.

What’s in the revised script? WHAT’S IN THE REVISED SCRIPT?!

To be fair, they said it was “iconic”. And it absolutely is; there are very few film lovers out there who wouldn’t immediately identify that line.

One movie that I watched once and was done with it. Not because it was bad, but I just couldn’t go through that again.

I’ve read the source material a billion times, and I thought Michael Gambon was a MUCH better Dumbledore. Richard Harris lacked the energy that was always in Dumbledore’s character in the books...he was simply an old man, not an old man with a twinkle in his eye and a spring in his step. No disrespect to Harris, who…

To me, she’s royalty.

I agree with this except for the fact that R2D2 is the baddest muthafucka in the entire Star Wars story. Nothing would happen without him all the main characters would be dead. He is the only droid I could ever consider to be a Jedi

I thought about the Dumbledore thing too, but in Leia we’re talking about one of the most iconic roles a woman ever portrayed in cinema. Won’t work, fans would go insane.

I think Leia is too distinct to swap out for a different actor. I wouldn’t want that. I’d rather they give her an off screen death, even as lame as it would be.

They told the story just fine. It was a prequel, did you not expect some references to stuff that was just about to happen in the context of the story?

Were you hoping for a screed against sand?

I keep seeing comments online complaining about the beginning of the film being “confusing” but I didn’t have any trouble following it. I got that there were different rebel factions that weren’t all working together (yet). And I knew Galen Erso’s role would be made clear later on.

You do understand what domestic violence is, and that this is not that, don’t you?

Wasn’t just words, she attacks him first.

So, timeline of events: she motions for him to come over, says something to him. He turns to leave. She shoves him. He makes a threatening, forward motion gesture. She slaps him. He punches her.

Not to mention: what’s a “warning video”?

A bit conflicted here. I was expecting them to be in line and her accidentally bump into him or something. On one hand, he is a world-class athlete and she is a woman and he needs to be cognizant of that, And his level of force is unnecessary.

Molitor “repeatedly instigated hostile conversations” with Mixon and his companions outside the cafe’s front door, his attorneys wrote in an answer to the lawsuit.

Why did she hit him? Who started it?