I am 100% #TeamPeter on this.

i know he’s looks older and doesn’t share the resemblance, but chris pratt would’ve made a sweet solo.

I have to say it’s weird that you’re definitely real girlfriend from Canada is so invested in American politics.

Kudos for spending the night before bailing. “I regret that I have but one nut to bust for my country.”

Eric Bledsoe doesn’t seem to be familiar with Terry Rozier.

One of my least favorite things about Gen-X is this messianic tendency towards auteur hero worship. Like those “Joss Whedon Is My Master Now” t-shirts you used to see. Dumbass, Whedon isn’t your or anybody’s master. He just made some movies and TV shows you really like. That doesn’t mean he’s never going to make…

Literally my first thought. “Ren and Stimpy is great. The creator must be fucking weird though. Oh look.”

Remember folks: Never have a hero.

I’d be more surprised if the creator of Ren & Stimpy WASN’T a total creep.

Oh goddammit. I loved “Ren & Stimpy.”

It really seems like white people (on both sides) care more about this stupid shit than anyone else.

You are the most visible face of people on io9 who defend TLJ (which, in and of itself, is ok). I think I remember you being more level headed way near the beginning. But now you, yourself, are just another hater of a slightly different flavor. You became what you fought against.

Has anyone else been feeling the sequel movies have been way too meta? Like, I think they’re both good films. There are things I dislike and like about both of them but I feel like on their deepest level they’re interrogations of the fandom, franchise and where they need to go moving forward. And...I dunno, I just…

Or just that it was a bad movie.

Thank you for this take.

I don’t know about that, but I can see him being upset with where they took the character. Luke falling into a murderous rage against his nephew, even momentarily? Luke totally giving up on the Force, the Jedi, the Galaxy, and all of his friends & family? That’s not the Luke we saw leading up to here. Luke outsmarting…

Well, I don’t think there wasn’t much logic behind Luke going to Ahch-To, either. For someone so disillusioned with the Jedi that he’s severed himself from the Force, going to the trouble of seeking out the original Jedi temple and then living there with the last surviving records of their teachings seems the last…

In Return of the Jedi, Luke triumphed over the Empire and saved the rebellion without even really needing the Force. I don’t think The Last Jedi improved on that.

The Star Wars episode is still a personal favorite from my youth.

The Ghostbusters episode is ingrained in my mind until the end of time.