Glad to see JJ set some recognition. That was literally the first thing I head in my head when I read the topic of the Inventory.
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All the dinosaurs are running wild.
It's been literally 24 years *gulp* since I saw Last Action Hero, and I remember almost nothing about it, besides the huge marketing push.
Everyone talks about Trogdor, but there were so many awesome, quotable sbemails.
I brought up the unique feel of Graham Norton in a comment thread a couple months ago. As a North American who only knows the famous YouTube clips, I'm happy to see this in-depth analysis of what makes it different.
Again it's like poetry, sort of. It rhymes. Every arm kind of rhymes with the last one.
Snoke was the guy who ran the power converter market. He needed Luke's business to keep his business afloat.
What is it with Ricks?
Again it's like poetry, sort of. She rhymes. Every Leia kind of rhymes with the last one.
Two things:
I'll always remember Road Chip as being the movie that opened on the same weekend as The Force Awakens. In fact, I think it may have been one of the trailers before my opening day viewing of TFA.
I actually watched that super cut before heading over here, completely coincidentally.
Man, I love that line delivery.
Yes you can.
This article/thread got me looking at the IMDB quotes page. Mark (Eric's character) got some really great lines (of course, the real Mark wrote the thing so…)
Eric McCormack's "Risk is our Business" performance alone:
I'd considered two chasms. Even three considering how much I hate AOTC. Maybe a Jon Oliver rock-bottom joke.
Have we come to a consensus on a new viewing order? Machete Order was perfect but where would this fit?
If you watch the blu rays, Carrie Fisher has some really terrible makeup, especially noticeable on the Tantive IV. Way too much rouge.