His tattoos are an example of the reason I don’t have one. Every one seemed like a good idea at the time I’m sure... now they are there for life.

I wish we were going to Candy Apple Island.

I know it makes me a monster now a days, but this is still the funniest Clifford the Big Red Dog bit out there...

Ooh, maybe Rey will have her “coming of age” moment too.

Dark Crystal... still the stuff of nightmares.

Clearly the best actor of the bunch, clearly the worst choice for this type of movie. She must have been thinking, “I’m talking to things that aren’t there in environments that aren’t there. I’m better than this... aren’t I better than this!?”

“Didn’t hate the first season” is a really good description. At this moment the only thing that stands out to me was the scene when the Viking guys parked their ship on the lawn and the guy tells them they can’t park there, “My flaming arrow says I can”. That bit was a Futurama-esque aside.

If I may...

The Division 2 also was missing. Direct link was 404 and couldn’t find it on search. That seems like a huge one. Now Uplay has the game on sale for PC for $47.99, just slightly cheaper than the $49.99 on Epic. At the same time they are telling investors how good sales are on Uplay... I think it’s fair to speculate…

Plus Division 2 seems to missing entirely... not even in search results.

Where was her “plan” for Episodes 7-9, the center of the Star Wars universe?

This is sarcasm right? What faith would you have in Kennedy when she just allowed a trilogy with no overarching story to happen?

Nice.

Now break out the Old Republic and let’s do this thing!

Is this another one of those, pick a title, set a release date, get some actors attached, get a director, and then write a script? What ever happened to having a great script first?

But why... why is she evil again. I enjoyed the first one, it didn’t need a second.

He’ll flip ya, flip ya for real...

Serious question, would you have been happier if they managed to explore everything by making Endgame two movies?

I disagree that there were a lot of jump scares. Almost all scares were setup. Your example here, we are in a room of clowns for a good while, he jumps onto the casket and perches for a second before chasing. Had to see that coming. I hate jump scares and felt exactly the opposite when I saw this film.

But it could still result in a love story...