That's a nice thought, but it's a lot harder to ignore part of the EU when there's a major motion picture about it.

Are they going to have to use that line in all the spinoffs? I DONT KNOW WHAT THE RULES ARE ANYMORE

Or that anyone thought the second trailer was "good."

Yeah I thought everyone agreed that Archer is far past its peak at this point. It's strange to see it on this list when so many better tv shows were left off.

Really not sure how I feel about Rouge One. The cast is great, but the whole idea of Star Wars spinoff films feels like a really bad idea.

I haven't been looking forward to a Bowie album this much since… well I wasn't alive when any of his really good albums, so I guess I've never been this excited for a new Bowie album.

I've never seen The Sopranos.

For real? That's pimp as shit.

I agree about Jackson in Django, he deserved the Oscar that Waltz won, especially since Waltz won just a few years earlier for a much more complex role.

To Serve Man. I just love the twist so much.

One thing I hate about Jedi that people don't talk about: Han Solo becomes a weird Groucho Marx wannabe. Almost everything he says in that movie is some lame joke. VII might have some problems, but that Han is much more consistant to the guy we met in IV.

It's a shame we never got to see The War of THE SLAP.

Do you remember what page that was on. That sounds like something I need to read.

I was personally offended when Netflix thought I'd give Ridiculous Six 4 1/2 stars.

Why does Netflix keep trying to get me watch Honeymoon in Vegas? What are they trying to tell me?

The Apple seriously might be my favorite movie ever made. It's so bad it somehow comes back around to being amazing.

It's a natural, natural, natural desire.

Can't believe I had to scroll this far to see someone mention Rachel Bloom. Girl's fucking killing it!

He already did something today.

Broad City has a good theme song, but Kimmy Schmidt had the best of the year.