I don’t think that ever happens. They’ll quietly announce that it’s been canceled after TLJ is has been released on home video and Netflix.

We can’t know what he thinks of the movie itself, but he can’t be happy by how unpopular it is.

We’re not butthurt, we’re getting fucked in the ass by evil morons. There’s a difference.

But we have no reason to believe she ever learned.

You can’t compare swimmers from Arizona to a dirt poor orphan who lives in the middle of nowhere in a place that has virtually no water anywhere.

Swimming is only not hard when you know how to do it already. When you don’t, it’s very hard and can be terrifying. Realistically, she should’ve struggled and almost drowned.

Yes, we do need this, very much so. Especially the vast majority of us who are Star Wars movie fans and don’t give a shit about comic books and cartoons. How am I supposed to take something seriously that has Darth Maul, who was literally cut in half by Obi-Wan onscreen, turning up undead, saved by some heretofore…

You’re getting a Star Wars war film. It won’t be The Thin Red Line but it won’t be TFA or TPM either. Additional photography (aka re-shoots) is normal and happens on EVERY studio movie. Every. Single. One. It doesn’t necessarily mean something bad, just that they need more of something. There have been a lot of great…

Kennedy at Lucasfilm has a lot of agency and freedom, especially during the making of the movies. As do Lasseter at Pixar and Feige at Marvel. However, Alan Horn and Bob Iger have a say. They are the only two people outside of Lucasfilm who’ve seen what Edwards has and Horn will have to sign off on the final cut. Horn…

Seriously, people are going nuts with this crap as if it’s weird. It’s not weird. Disney always schedules at least two weeks worth of additional photography for all live action films. Sometimes they end up needing less, sometimes they need a lot more, especially on high budget action movies. TFA had “re-shoots” last…

Why? Johnson is more experienced than Edwards and has made better movies.

I don’t think originality, tone, or even being war-like is the problem. The problem is probably Edwards. He’s directed one big budget studio film and it was a poorly conceptualized mess. Sluggish pacing, poor characterization, and action scenes that wasted the main icon. Disney doesn’t want Godzilla 2 so they’re…

Exactly. They earned it more than the original three did in ANH, much as I love them.

NO! Anakin only fulfilled the prophecy after he killed himself and the Emperor, not when he killed Jedi and younglings. Killing the Jedi was evil and if it did anything to help bring balance to the Force, it was only because some of the Jedi who died were obsessed with power. The Sith are the cause of imbalance in the…

OMG, no! This idiotic idea that there needs to be an equal number of Jedi and Sith for there to be balance is absolutely not what balance in force means and Lucas himself has said so till he’s blue in the face. The Sith are the REASON for the imbalance. There can be no balance so long as they exist. Not even one Sith…

Because people on the internet love to bitch. If TFA had been too “original” the exact same people whining about it being a ripoff would be picking at it for it not being ‘Star Warsy’ enough. They complain because they enjoy complaining, not because they have valid complaints.

I disagree. The prequels had “original” new stuff and they sucked. Original is not a synonym for good. I’ll take a fun as hell “lazy rehash” over a boring, turgid “original” Star Wars movie any day.

Skarsgard’s already announced he won’t be in Thor 3.

Um...the first Thor was directed by Kenneth Branagh, who is a legendary Shakespearean actor and director. He does great work with good actors. He’s one of those directors that if you can’t be good working with him, you suck.

Maz was a pirate. Maybe she went to Cloud City to scavenge after it was deserted and found the saber before the city was re-inhabited.