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I swear most of the complaints about TLJ are at best nitpicking (i.e. how the bombs worked) or, at worst, was explained in the movie, required basic critical thinking skills (i.e. Leia’s spacewalk and Luke’s Force Projection), or was never that important to begin with and were hyped by Abrams and his mystery boxes

I’m all for letting people enjoy being pandered to by a shitty book thats plot is basically nothing but plot culture references and a protagonist that gets the love interest by cyberstalking and harassing her despite her repeated rejections until she gives up. The fact that you’re at best indifferent to these parts of

Tone matters in these things.

Personally, I adore what Johnson left Abrams. The Last Jedi reads like a brutal set of script notes on The Force Awakens. “Cut this character out, get these two to interact, actually make a statement about this universe, and oh - all this mystery and concealment you’re so fond of? The answer isn’t as interesting as

“Today’s tax reform proposal will energize tech sector innovation and economic opportunity. For the $30.4 billion US video game industry, which employs more than 220,000 people all across the United States, the pro-growth policies introduced will incentivize greater US investment and more high-quality American jobs.”

He created the Daleks.

I hate his face. I fucking hate it. The image above fills me with so much rage and loathing that I want to scream and ugly cry until someone wakes me from this awful dream. This is no way to live.

I love that the director of great fight movies, Jesse V. Johnson, can’t even get through his name without it being a face-off.  

Man, kill me now. I can’t even watch that part anymore. I always skip ahead to when the retribution starts.

I’m sad for you.

Ugh fuck kinja

oh i had that look a lot, i'm sure, in high school, dating theater girls. oh, they're awesome, and tough, and "fun dramatic" when it's just the two of you. and usually dynamite in the sack. but jesus christ, always with the goddamn show tunes. get them together with their theater friends, and you get…the look on

Sloppy writing from a burned-out showrunner. ;)

You're right, you should be embarrassed to admit that.

If that bar was any lower, the molten core of the Earth would have melted it.