I think the idea of “Badass Luke” is a consequence of the Legends EU. Where a lot of the pacifist elements of Luke are slowly weeded out to the point where it’s all lightsabers and badass force powers.

We are one of the most jingoistic countries in the world. You see flags everywhere, and military demonstrations at sporting events and such. We berate people that don’t show the utmost respect for things like a piece of fabric flapping in the wind (completely ignoring what it’s supposed to represent). Other free world…

Unrealistic film. If everything is legal for a night, every single suburban homeowner is gonna be too busy putting in an over-height sunroom without permit review to do a rampage.

You don’t write down your ten or so ideas and then try to write your way through it because if your great idea is in the movie you get a bonus. You look at how to write a good story and make it into a coherent script.

They put it in because at the brainstorming session somebody suggested it, people made the mind blown gesture and failed to run it by a 10-year old to make sure it made sense.

The books are about ripping apart and rebuilding fantasy tropes. Brave, honorable heroes; evil, one dimensional villains; swords and sorcery. Jon in the books is not the super honor guy he is on the show. He is much more clever and crafty a politician, and as a result much more interesting. The show turned him, and so…

You know, some people also didn’t like The Last Jedi because it’s a structurally questionable movie with some bad writing and underdeveloped (or underused) characters.

That Gundam is pretty impressive. I always love costumes that hide the human frame within them.

NERD!!!!!!!!!

And they took that joke from the Wonder Woman animated movie.

Greatest hero in all of cinema?

I’ll say this in defense of ScarJo: It’s clear that she studied the anime. Her body language and facial movements and vocal inflections were, in my opinion, totally faithful to the anime.