Not to nitpick, but I believe you’re thinking of Chanandler Bong...

He’s tried to make me geaux to rehab
I won’t geaux, geaux, geaux.

Congress used to have an Office of Technology Assessment that provides such advice in non-partisan fashion. It was killed by the Newt Gingrich Congress as being wasteful (all $21 million of it).

Edgar Wright of Shaun of the Dead, etc.

Or have Hasselhoff show up as Fick Nury, the head of secret government organization that shall not be named. Because of *movie rights issues*....

you stop that right now!

So Vontaze Burfict got suspended four games for hitting someone he was supposed to hit, albeit in an improper fashion, and Josh Brown only got suspended one game for hitting someone he wasn’t supposed to hit.
Okay then.

It does undermine him as a villain, and I’m fairly certain that’s the idea. You get the impression of someone who really wants to be evil but isn’t very good at it. And, if it weren’t 1000% certain Harrison Ford went into this demanding Han Solo’s death, would have helped make that later scene more shocking.

No, it’s a point you didn’t like. It was actually incredibly well written as it made sense. He wants to be evil but he’s naturally “not”. He doesn’t look scary or intimidating so he hides it behind a mask. He’s young, untrained, and emotional. Every character trait he has is backed by a logical story point. You just…

I still don’t get this response. Tantrums? Okay, I guess it can be read that way, if you must reduce everything on screen to its most simplistic, surface reading (and that’s not hard to do with black and white high-pulp entertainment such as STAR WARS). But to me, Kylo Ren might well be one of the first true Sith/Dark…

Right? And it only enhances how awful and creepy Snoke is. I can only imagine how discomforting the idea is that someone like Ben Solo was manipulated at such a vulnerable point in his young life. He’s trying so hard to prove he is every bit as bad as his grandfather, but in doing so, is only underscoring his…

For that matter, we’ve all of 33% of the way through a film trilogy.

I agree I did not like his appearance at all. That said, I THINK the idea was to reveal how normal and young he was. That he uses the mask not to survive as Darth Vader did, but to emulate Vader and have an appearance that matched his abilities so that people would take him seriously as a threat. He is insecure and…

Did he bite on the pencil?

I bet back in your day teenagers knew how to dress proper and weren’t bundles of nascent sexual frustration.

Ridiculous? If you want ridiculous, imagine how many times I’ve had to re-buy this movie.

It turns out Daisy Ridley wasn’t present for a single day of shooting, and had to be digitally inserted in post-production over her stand-in, Jon Voight.

Also, I don’t think Doom is a gay minority woman. Though I would definitely read that book.

The problem with creating new characters is that they are at an extreme disadvantage having to compete against books with 50+ years of history and a dedicated audience. Most readers will just continue on with the same books they’ve been reading for years. By piggybacking these new characters on the mantles of…