That was Palpatine laugh right? 

Stuff I liked:

Was Illusion-Luke using Ben’s blue lightsaber from the flashback?

I’m really, REALLY hoping this is a bluff and we’re not going down the old tired plot of “child kidnapped to be raised as top tuff cop/enforcer/savior”.

This one is hitting me surprisingly hard. Bill Paxton movies were such a staple of my childhood. He really was skilled at both comedy and drama. And if you haven’t seen him in “Near Dark,” do yourself a favor and watch it ASAP!

I grew up watching genre movies so he was in a lot of movies I saw. My favorite role of his was the vampire in Near Dark.

If you are looking for something to watch with him in it, give Frailty a try. He directed and starred in it. Pretty good Thriller/horror, and I don’t like those types of movies. Supper big bummer.

Game over, man. Game over. :’(

“An inspiring tale of the future” -the GOP

A+ haunting Depeche Mode cover at 1:03

Oh, not this again. The Next Generation doesn’t have its own theme music. Its theme is a mashup of the fanfare to Alexander Courage’s TOS theme and Jerry Goldsmith’s theme for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, also used in Goldsmith’s later Trek movie scores (The Final Frontier and the last three TNG movies). I’m…

“Well actually” the bothans died getting the plans to the second Death Star.

Rogue One is a make-or-break moment for the Star Wars franchise. It’s the first stand-alone film in what Disney hopes is a new series of Star Warsspinoffs, to keep us focused (and spending money) when the main films are in their off-years. If Rogue One doesn’t land, that could spell trouble for future Star Wars spinof…

Magnificent Seven and A Fistful of Dollars are both remakes of Kurosawa films that took the general plot and changed the setting. To get away from English language remakes of foreign films, No Way Out did the same thing, changing the setting from a magazine office to the Pentagon/Washington DC and adding spy thriller…

SHUT THE FUCK UP, BRIAN.