They are worried The AVClub will relegate them to Disney- .

I did hear rumours though that it was Rose who actually foiled  Claus von Stauffenberg’s plot to kill Hitler just so she could give old Adolf a smooch.

What is this? A School for Coruscants?

I saw all the new movies but the last two I haven’t watched a second time. I will at some stage, but considering the amount of times I watched the original trilogy it’s a damning indictment.

I actually quite like the Podrace.

A Really similar experience to what I had with the sequels. After TFA I looked at my mate and he looked pretty happy, I was not. After TLJ I looked at my mate and he looked pretty happy, I was not. A week later he accusingly (and angrily said “You’ve had nothing good to say about these movies”.

I love Last Man Standing. Walter Hill, Bruce Willis, great supporting cast and nice Ry Cooder soundtrack. 

I’ll sign a petition for ‘Denis Villeneuve’s Star Wars’.

He used his comedy chops to write ‘Nooooooooooooooo’.

While running a movie trivia night recently I was bailed up by a ‘film student’ who asked if I would run a Shrek trivia night. They then proceeded to tell me how Shrek 2 was the perfect movie. I still don’t understand the argument.

My enjoyment of the three trilogies if directly correlated to my age. I Saw the first three from age 6, absolutely loved them. Second three from age 28, yeah they were okay, a bit kiddy, but it’s Star Wars so I still like it. Last three from age 44, what is this crap, I don’t care if it is Star Wars, they are rubbish.

It’s an increasingly common occurrence, now, where reviews are pretty much recaps or even a scene by scene breakdowns. The revolution happened at the same time that movie trailers became summaries of the movie rather than a teaser.

Too late for Jack Dawson though.

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It is always interesting how much more effort is put into Charles’ philandering compared to the amount that focuses on Princes William and Harry not having the same father.

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Further confirmation that Liam Neeson really does have a very particular set of skills; skills he has acquired over a very long career.

Hey, someone had to play the Sand Worm and Kevin Spacey wasn’t available.

More predictable than his film never being made?