Wow, everyone on this site is so pro-vegetarian, I’m surprised you all watched and liked a movie with a bloodthirsty wolfman presented as a “good” character.

Pets? Wookiees don’t keep pets, they keep livestock. I guarantee you he will be snacking on them from time to time. He is a vicious wolf beast, after all.

Winter 2017-18, or just Winter 2017. You’re right that you should use the year that winter begins in.

Everybody in Star Wars is an alien to us. None of the characters were born on Earth. Sorry, sometimes you have to separate the monsters from the men.

It was also crammed full of feminist propaganda. Every man in the movie is either a whiny crybaby or totally helpless, and all the women are strong and serious and leaders.

My comment was also a joke, yet I’m not cursing at you. Chill out, hombre.

Only fun people can have good opinions, absolutely.

Why was Hideo Kojima mentioned but his response wasn’t shown?

We all know people have to be fun at parties to contribute to a conversation about Star Wars.

I didn’t even like the Chewie scene. We’re supposed to believe he got guilt-tripped into not eating meat? He’s a carnivorous monster. It’s just so dumb that they had to cram vegetarian propaganda into a Star Wars movie.

I’m probably not going to say anything new that wasn’t said elsewhere, but there are some very obvious problems with this movie, from giving feelings of extreme awkwardness and outright embarrassment to just a really dumb plot with bad editing and pointless tangents. The tone was also totally inconsistent and way off…

Thor 3 was also completely different in tone from its predecessors, aside from maybe the Avengers movies. Like The Last Jedi, they turned it into a comedy with an extremely disjointed plot and somehow made high stakes seem really unimportant. They’re quite similar, if you ask me, and I hope this trend ends soon.

The sole reason it was omitted is because it flopped at the box office. If its earnings were as in tune with its critical reception as The Last Jedi’s, it would easily be higher on the list. Blade Runner 2049 is easily the superior film in almost every aspect, aside from maybe family fun and cheap jokes.

Also weird that it was beaten by Star Wars, which came out four decades ago.

Yeah, Thor: Ragnarok is the better of the two Marvel films you mentioned.

Yawn. You could explain everything consequential that happened in this movie in an opening crawl and still have a couple paragraphs left to make up a new story.

I love how this review is full of phrases like “it was awesome” and “it ruled.” Sorry, man, no matter how many times you say it, this movie was trash; you’re not going to fix it by chanting the opposite. Yes, focus really intensely on the few good scenes and maybe the rest will go away. Good luck with that.

I don’t know what you expect. It’s more important that the game includes the events, not that it gets the settings exactly right.

Some anime already does this. Look at the new Godzilla movie. But using 3D models for cars and other vehicles, disguised as 2D, has been in anime for a while.

It seems to me that first site is more legit, and it has an active Twitter account and all. I think the second site, which is just a Squarespace, is the result of a power-play by a jealous cartographer.