I understand 45 minutes of it is just a subterranean porg rave.

I’m holding out for an “EvP: Ewoks versus Porgs” movie.

SO DENSE

You think Rian Johnson is...the chosen one? I mean his midichlorians are off the charts, not even Ron Howard’s count was that high.

Anyone who does see themselves reflected in a Simpsons character should seriously reconsider their life.

Get a role for Wilford Brimley and it’s a deal.

Not to mention he’s the only person in Springfield who’s actually good at their job. Well him and Cookie Kwan. As a Mexican-American, I’m all for representation... But I’m not sure this is the hill you want to die on. Not to mention, if your biggest problem is representation in pop culture; I’d be pretty thankful for…

“little thought has been given to the Apu character beyond the accent, that Apu is his ethnicity (and a blatantly distorted one at that) and that’s it.”

Ebert’s Law: No good movie is too long, and no bad movie is too short.

That’s a great idea for a television special.

or even the newer, slightly more realistic Tick series

Alternate time-saving plan: avoid the probably super-dreary Punisher series and watch 30 seconds of The Tick’s Big Shot instead.

You get to sit inside while wearing sweatpants for a few weeks and get paid a lot for it. Celebrities love voice acting gigs

Now I’M a believer.

But, seriously, what is this cast? People gotta eat, I guess.

I think she’s a good example of someone who seems to make genuine efforts to do better, both as a person and a public figure. And I appreciate that effort as well as her willingness to talk openly and honestly about that process.

I’d like to nail this post to the Internet’s forehead.

Yup. As I was going to say: The answer is yes, otherwise no one would love anyone.

“Can you love someone who did bad things?”

“No. If a person is imperfect, you must disavow them and everything they’ve ever touched.”—half of the internet