UGH i hate that movie!  Stephen McHattie is awful

based on a terrific book, to boot (AND Fred Astaire’s last movie if I recall)

Palpatine’s wife: Don’t forget to use sunscreen!

It’s also weird in a practical sense too ... this disgusting, omnipresent Sith lord had ... a wife and kids? And they were apparently normal? How come we’ve never seen his wife before?

“It resolved all the plot threads from part one, closing them off from three, and offering nothing in their place.”

Looks promising, but wow the translation is ... not good

insane ... with laughter!  am i right?  or no?

your face is FHD

I’m here to repeat for the umpteenth time, I LOVED NOCTURAMA! Perhaps my second favorite movie of the 2010s (after Fury Road). Looking forward to his new one, even if it is muddled.

Are they hot?  I live in FL.  

Are they hot?  I live in FL.  

yes

You need to be writing more things with James in mind.

wait ... where?!  how?!  do you live in Japan?  or is this still actually being performed anywhere outside of a high school gym (or Japan)?

ditto!

I simply can’t get my head around this.  WHO DID THEY MAKE THIS FOR?!  Who wanted this?  A movie based on a widely-ridiculed musical that was only enjoyed by NYC tourists in the 1980s?  Sounds like a winner!  

I feel like if I met you at a dinner party we would be fast friends.  What are you doing for dinner?

the son who was learning drums was the friends we made along the way

this is the correct analysis

I hear you. I think the point I’m getting at is if this sequel trilogy fails to land, it’s not as though such a failure is unprecedented in the Star Wars filmography.

It’s still funny to hear people speaking of “bunglefucking” THIS sequel trilogy when the PREQUELS EXIST