What? No, it is the complete opposite. He is dragging her away and says something like, “quiet, girl.” It’s the same asshole who gave her skimpy food portions earlier in the film. 

Pssst! Your homophobia is showing.

Getting to act and be in front of the camera in blockbusters is a privilege, not a right. I’m all for rehabilitation, but a right to work does not entitle you to getting your old job back as if nothing happened. Let someone else fill in who is not a sex offender. 

The Hobbit films effectively killed my interest in any future Tolkien media, but hopefully this will change that. 

Luke is human. He’s not some ideal, Jedi-god. He’s a way more interesting character than any of the Jedi we saw in the prequels because’s a normal, flawed person <i>trying</i> to be a Jedi. In every movie he’s appeared in, we have seen him succumb to his emotions. He barely trained with Yoda and largely had to be…

That’s fair. I’d say the sequel trilogy’s biggest flaw is how much it retreads the original trilogy, but I appreciate that TLJ attempted to shake it up a bit. 

As someone who’s gay, I didn’t find Colbert’s joke homophobic but Kimmel’s definitely veers into “LOL they’re gay for each other” territory.

He went to his hut to confront Ben, not kill him. He only pulled his saber after reading Ben’s mind and momentarily panicking.

It’s totally plausible if you don’t expect a character to be completely infallible or incapable of having split-second thoughts that betray their moral compass. He turns on the saber and immediately stops himself in a matter of seconds, which is a far cry from him going berserk on Vader nearly 30 years ago.  The fact…

He didn’t “try” to murder his nephew. He ignited his saver and immediately regretted it. He was never going to go through with it and the movie makes that explicitly clear.

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Mustached, shirtless Hemsworth gyrating his hips is doing things to me. 

A throwaway line where the Emperor describes Luke’s lightsaber as “a Jedi’s weapon, much like your father’s.”

Watching this muted while Clair De Lune plays in the background is quite the trip.

I mean he was mostly hapless in the original movie and Wildstyle did A LOT so I saw it more as a joke against Emmett than any sort of “feminist lampshading.”

If I recall correctly, he didn’t really establish a timeline of how long he’d been there but had been stranded by an inquisitor.

Presumably this is before he became marooned on Malachor.

His most recent legs were given to him by Death Watch after his magic-made ones were damaged. 

Actually, they are.

She’s dead.