Kramer is definitely Black Widow.
Loki has certainly never displayed overconfidence, no sir.
I agree, Ian McDiarmid is pretty hot.
“Gawrsh! I’m afraid the Death Star will be quite operational when your friends arrive, ah’hyuck!”
*gets thrown into pit by Darth Vader*
“Yahhhhhhhoooohooohooohoooey!”
You know what? Fuck it. I love Star Wars and I’ll see all of them. I didn’t even mind the Last Jedi. Right into my veins.
The Rise of Skywalker is like... the fourth clumsiest subtitle in this entire franchise.
Worst. Star. Wars. Ever! I will only see it three more times.
“you don’t have to be from some magical dynastic lineage in order to make a difference in things”
Fucking Star Wars, man. For all the legitimate complaints about the new trilogy and any frustrations I have with it, I see a trailer and I start geeking out like Nintendo 64 kid.
Instead of bickering about the merits of the previous 2 or how much its walking back or whatever, is it possible to just appreciate what a great character Rey is in this trilogy?
Strong agree on all four points.
“No one’s ever really gone...”
1) “The Rise of Skywalker” is such a clumsy subtitle.
Star Wars: Episode IX—The Rise Of Skywalker, a title that seems to confirm that Rey is, in fact, a member of that particular clan.
Fuck you, Disney.
Fuck you and everything I’m absolutely going to watch the day it comes out.
The fragment of a Death Star, Palpatine and Luke, Rey’s awesome kick trick... This trailer hit all the buttons I didn’t know it needed to hit.
It was either this or The Waterboy. I chose the latter, watched the trailer, and couldn't even make it through the opening credits before deciding I had better things to do with my life than waste them on Adam Sandler.
My favorite part of that joke was the fact that the girl (Elena) was seriously impressed by Jez’s ‘poem’.
Some of Jeremy Usbourne’s best work. (Outside of ‘3-0 Walcott.’)