People that think god and satan exist and plan their lives accordingly around those falsehoods aren’t the sharpest tools in the shed.

Beyond Abrams or Johnson, I think the most damaging decision was that all involved parties knew they were making a trilogy, yet Lucasfilm didn’t have the foresight to actually map out an overarching plot. Each film is its own creation, so when TFA was written, there was no concept of what came after for neither the…

Avengers: Steve Is Dead, Tony Is Missing Assumed Dead, Rocket Stole Bucky’s Arm and Oh God Everything Is On Fire.

Plus, Return to Oz is deeply terrifying.

{spoiler} The if you have sex you can’t touch a unicorn part was more effective than any other talk about abstinence I ever had. {/spoiler}

Luke’s back, he’s still damn near indestructible, and judging by the song playing in the trailer, he’s looking to get paid for his services this time around.

Totally brilliant, and I think its detractors are overlooking the emotional detail in the body language and shot compositions.

I was wondering whether the bear’s design included human features. The film gives you a very good look at its face, albeit under circumstances that are not exactly conducive to detached contemplation, but the blending of features is uncanny enough that it’s hard to tell what makes it look so unusual.

Hey, there were some Asians around that table, too! Don’t leave us out of the shadow government!

Thor Ragnarok is the best Marvel movie yet made. Fight me.

True. There has always been to much dichotomy between mutants and anyone else with super powers. Plus you can only divvy up so many world ending threats for the other heroes to ignore that it becomes silly.

Let’s be real honest. X-Men do not make any sense in a world with super heroes like Captain America or Spiderman.

Let’s face it... Deadpool would actually talk about the jump from Fox to Marvel

The last movie was Logan though.

I would love to see Aliens Vs. John McClane.

Cyberpunk can be so fucking cool.

I mentioned above, but Brandon Sanderson is the cure for those ills. He’s extremely prolific but also very good. He currently has 12 ongoing series or stand alone projects and is still able to crank out great stuff on a regular basis. His releases are like clockwork.

It’s phenomenal specifically because they tried to emulate X-Wing and TIE Fighter games (or so I read in an earlier interview).

I really hope they do an HD remake of those two. I would buy the crap out of it.

They could even do microtransactions and I would be okay with it (it seems to do amazingly for Star Citizen).

I think the problem right now is that the money guys at EA who HAVE to answer to the shareholders aren’t doing a good job of listening to developers, and they’re doing a worse job of communicating what the developers are passionate about back to the shareholders. Any enterprise that large has a ton of granularity, and…