Can’t we just agree that both films were disappointing clustfucks of bad film making?

Frankly, I’m tickled by the fact that the people who loved TLJ hated ROTS. Now it’s your turn to be massively disappointed by something that you’ve loved for so long.

“It was a devastating blow, but one that fit with Johnson’s overall ethos for Star Wars: It doesn’t matter where you’re from because greatness can come from anywhere.”

Yes, the shower runner was right about how they recognized his ability to communicate much with few words and body language.

He really does convey a lot with few words, which for me really sells Geralt. I absolutely love his "Hmm" almost as much as his "Fuck".

The galaxy had 10,000 years of relative peace because the Jedi adhered to their principles, the bad happened because of a centuries long plot by the Sith, but I digress.

I can only speak for myself, but what pissed me off in Last Jedi is how my favorite TFA characters, Poe, and instead of fleshing him out, they made him an arrogant fuckhead who gets nearly everyone in the Resistance killed. And to do that they had make Laura Dern act like an idiot, and Finn and new character Rose act…

He also made the original Star Trek reboot, which say what you will about not being true to Star Trek form, was a very solid movie.

LMAO are there people who actually believe this? Who are actual Star Wars fans?

“Rian Johnson’s (in our opinion, excellent) eighth chapter in the Star Wars saga was always going to be divisive. That’s what middle chapters are.”

I think the frustration lies with TFA going in one direction and then TLJ going in another. Also, seeing the characters change drastically from one movie to the next when they took place back to back. Not to mention the Canto Bight sequence felt like the prequels, new characters were added, and some of the plot…

Yah it sure feels like from what's we've heard from Hamill, Boyega, and JJ, that the people most involved in this trilogy didn't seem to care for some decisions that were made. 

Maybe he didn’t care for it, but had to tow the line because he’s still trying to sell one more movie, and something just slipped out?

Can’t imagine what you mean, he didn’t say a word about Rogue One.

I like to think that one of the cool things about Kotaku is that you can come here for more information than you’ll get from a publisher’s press release. This is a good example of that. It’s not necessarily controversial or explosive info — it’s just context that you won’t find anywhere else.

That’s the way to do it.

The original folk story of Aladdin wasn’t apart of the Arabian nights catalogue of folk legends. That’s because the original story of Aladdin is Chinese.

1. A “spoiler” is not a plot device!

The problem is that this particular metaphor is being applied to a video game.

Life in Aggro has a decent set-up, but a dumb punchline, unnecessarily latching onto a topical meme which will be forgotten in a month or less.