Using the twin guns of grace and tact, I blasted our worthless enemies with a fair compromise!

I made some edits to my first post in order to make it more obvious that I was speaking strictly with regard to my own opinion, since I rather clumsily forgot to make that clear to begin with. It was intended as a statement on what makes it possible for me to enjoy the originals regardless of whether they share faults…

I'll agree with you on that. The prequels are very interesting from a filmmaking standpoint, as they are essentially mega-budget, creator-driven independent films that received studio distribution without any studio interference. In that sense, they're almost a throwback to the pre-Heaven's Gate era of director-driven…

Speaking purely with regard to my own opinion: When I watched the original trilogy, I felt joy, excitement and tension. When I watched the prequel trilogy, I felt boredom, annoyance, and a severe lack of interest at what I was watching. The fact that there are similar flaws in two films doesn't mean that they will be…

"Y'see… when they reach climax, people show you who they really
are. So, in a way, I knew your friends better than you ever did."
*beat*
"Would you like to know which of them were squirters?"

The Nice Guys from U.N.C.L.E.

And all the youtube comments are morons who are still whining about the goddamn Mandarin twist. Fucking typical.

If Richard Nixon pops up in the new Predator, I'm in.

Cop Car is awesome. Intense-as-fuck Kevin Bacon performance.

Excuse me, that's a half-Asian, half-native Hawaiian, thank you very much.

"The Tinkler" would make far more sense as the arch-nemesis of The Whizzer.

After completely misreading that post, I now have the terrifying image of Jill Stein's wrinkly ass in a cheerleader costume seared onto my brain.

Okay… I guess there were people who watched that…

Nah. The way you can tell is that Sebastian Stan has a career, and Taylor Kitsch has been M.I.A. since 2012 (give or take a Lone Survivor).

Honestly, I think Revenge of the Sith is worse than The Phantom Menace, and almost as bad as Attack of the Clones. It's a complete clusterfuck of a movie that is saddled with the horrible task of trying to wrap up the plot threads from the previous movies (namely, the existence of the Republic and the Jedi Order, the…

If the Russos get to pick their superheroes, nothing you can do folks. Although the DC people, maybe there is, I don't know.

You too can dress your baby as your favorite Yorgos Lanthimos movie!

"We got no more money in the budget."
"What? I thought we had Cate Blanchett!"
"Cate Blanchett?"
"Yeah, I thought we had Cate Blanchett with the budget!"
"You mean carte blanche."
"That one."

In the U.S. it's called a Battle Quarter Pounder.

Based on what this article is saying, it's only a "continuation" in the same way that The Silence of the Lambs was a continuation of Manhunter. At least, that's what Gordon calling it a "brand new franchise" suggests.