I’d advise you to lighten up, but if you were once dark blue, and now you’re aquamarine, then I guess you have already.

When i was young, my body was slender and supple, my hair smooth and shiny, my skin a delicious shade of deep, dark blue. But whenever i self-identified as a ‘navy seal’, i was called out for disrespecting the troops.

LMAO. Everyone here and on io9 is so negative and I’m stoked. Give me all the Star Wars media I can possibly stand, I’m ready.

That’s nice that she’s forgiven him; I’m sure it is good for her well-being to be able to forgive.

I assume the Guy Winch pulls heartbroken men out of the depths of their despair. But is there a similar winch for women?

The fuck does any of that have to do with the movie? Or are you just seizing yet another chance to wave your purity politics bullshit in our faces? Besides being the reason he had to leave, Zack’s daughter has nothing to do with the end product of Justice League. On that note, Joss’ personal life has nothing to do…

Let’s keep in mind that nostalgia nerds like us are only half the core target audience for this movie (and most of us won’t care that Ehrenreich doesn’t sound much like Ford). The other half is our children, who will give zero fucks about the nostalgia angle and will think of Han Solo as a young cool dude and will buy…

“Snipes faced an uphill battle, though...”

In October of last year the Trump administration refused to support a UN resolution condemning the use of the death penalty for homosexuality. Every major LGBTQIA advocacy group in the country put out statements drawing attention to the continued imposition of the death penalty for consensual same-sex relationships…

Please find me an actual comment or article that says that condemning muslims who have views against homosexuality is Islamophobic. Because what your concern trolling ass doesn’t seem to get (as well as people who keep bringing this up) is that people hating on christian bigots is not people hating on christians.

Fuckin’ A, Zoids. I loved those things.

And I direct you to— the other big Kimmel segment of the night, the one that got him trending on Twitter before the Stormy “interview,” that one has “comments disabled” on YouTube:

Nothing says “I have something reasonable to add to this discussion not at all inflammatory” like the words “I’m probably going to get crucified” and “ideological totalitarianism.”

Most people do like the movie. It’s a small minority of very loud, very angry nerds who make it seem like there’s a lot of doubt to its quality.

I watch that scene and it baffles me how many people disliked this movie. That fight alone was worth the price of admission. It looks amazing and it’s stunningly filmed. And the best part is it all looks real. It’s none of that CGI hopping fests they the prequels did.

Good to know that once again JJ Abrams was all about the setup and had no idea how to follow through.

Because movies need to be “properly” explained i.e. to sooth the jangled nerves of superfans whose speculations were incorrect

Nope

I watched this movie again last night, and really tried to watch it with all of the major criticisms in the back of my head. Honestly i like this movie more each time i’ve seen it.

Part of racism is denying it failing to recognize or respect theeffect it has on group in question. If you can’t see far enough to understand that someone might be offended when their culture is boiled down to things that don’t even relate to them, that’s YOUR problem. Empathy is where it’s at, it’ll get you…