Hey George, shut the fuck up & get to writing. Never finishing A Song of Ice & Fire is one of the biggest fuck you to fans ever.

Okay, what’s the first published article that posited Glen Powell as the “next movie star”, because like 4 different publications are pushing this line. I’m generally just curious—is it Tom Cruise’s people? Do they share marketers?

What, they couldn’t get Dunkin’ to partner with them and do a pre-licked donut promotion?

The leadup to Phantom Menace coming out was so electric for a twelve year-old such as myself. Growing up through the late 80s and 90s, there was so little Star Wars content beyond toys and action figures. I’d eat up every EU book, rent every tangentially-related work (looking at you Ewok Movie and Caravan of Courage),…

The sequel trilogy is leaps and bounds ahead of the prequels, at least in terms of some of the action. There is little redeeming value from the prequels.

When the movies ended and I could go home. Especially Attack of the Clones. I went alone since I was in grad school and not dating anyone. I think I laughed out loud at the “Sand “ scene.

Yoda hopping and jumping around was downright silly.

I mean, the end titles of the third one, when it was finally over, is the obvious answer.

just like the new trilogy after “Rise of”...my favorite part was when they were over.

Coppola is 85 and this is very likely his last film, which he financed himself and is currently having trouble finding a distributor.

I enjoyed The Phantom Menace as a 9-year old kid, and was pretty embarrassed when I was old enough to realize just how bad it is. It wasn’t until it was re-released in 3-D that I rewatched it and realized, yeah, it’s bad, but I like it in spite of its flaws and that’s fine. You can acknowledge that it does plenty of…

That “allegedly” is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

Nope. It’s because people who watched the prequels as kids are old enough to get think pieces published. And people since the dawn of art have over-valued art they consumed as kids/teens.

She was just leaching off Rich Evans’s fame and success anyway.

Literally the most disappointing movie experience of my life. Walking out the whole crowd was just sort of quiet and despondent-looking.

Never going to understand why people keep trying to rehabilitate one of the worst movies ever made. The thrill of an actual race or even of a movie where they use real cars is completely absent, the crowd reactions are terrible, the announcer is terrible, the faces people keep pulling and the kid keep pulling are…

I have the complete opposite reaction to the pod racing. At best the race scene is way too long, at worst (depending on how I feel about the Phantom Menace that day) it’s completely unnecessary.

Present-day Malkovich would make a great Puppet Master.

“What happened to Gadd was awful. The fact that people took his story and immediately turned it into an exploitative media sensation is awful.“

The only thing I can think of when I hear ‘This is me now’