nogelego
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I thought it had something to do with Dennis Miller, to be honest.

Sure. Or a remake of “Dear John” set in the Star Wars universe with Judd Hirsh as a serial killer. Just no more of this Django with Lasers b.s.

It has - you don’t see Luke changing his light saber crystals every time he kills a guy, do you?

And, with pretty much the imagination do to anything - somehow stuck in a desert retelling 1930s Warners Bros. oaters and hoping people don’t notice.

I was thinking of developing it as a line of adult intimacy wet-wipes, but I like yours better.

Not this shit again. Look as George Lucas has explained, The Phantom Menace, was written with children in mind. So it only makes sense that you would have a slapstick character like Jar Jar Binks, a kid pod-racing pilot with a Dorothy Hamil haircut, and a plot revolving around a trade dispute over the taxation of

He’s likely guilty. Anyone who would willingly change their name from something awesome like “Sergio Kitchens” to “Gunna” is obviously running from something.

Kennedy was really the worst of the v-jays in the 90s MTV era. I even preferred Jesse, and no one liked him.

Outside of the existing core films, the Star Wars “universe” is pretty bland. Planets are based on the climates here on earth, plus molten. The technology is all the same and hasn’t advanced much in the last 30 years (likely because all the new installments are stuck in the past or around the original trilogy) so all

Oof - someone needs to explain to him that old white men worth millions don’t get to complain about how hard it is for white men. As a white man who will never see a 7-digit balance in my bank account, I can say that Patterson should shut the fuck up.

I would hope she stands by it, as she was under oath when she said it the first time.

Funny, I never thought of the s-word as ableist. I thought it was just something older sisters called younger brothers in 80s movies. I was unaware that it was tied an actual DSM-V condition.

Isn’t this the same year Letterman introduced Oprah and Uma at the Oscars?

I saw Cabin Boy in theaters with the flu and a 103 degree fever while waiting for a doctor’s appointment nearby. It was sublime.

Gosh, that must’ve been hard for him.

I was won over by the critics who said it was so great and you should see it before someone ruins the ending. Then I kept waiting through the credits for whatever they were talking about. It never came.

The fact is “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” is a terrible movie and I didn’t read this article before commenting.

The commenter meant “Rare for famous people”

I’ve seen it while flipping and initially thought it was about a guy living with his mom who hasn’t come out yet.

We’re the dregs!