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@jschultz1226 @SJTimes13 I do. Star Wars in theater should be special

@SJTimes13 Well, it wasn't. So who gives a shit?

I didn’t hate it but there’s absolutely zero reason this shouldn’t have just been Season 4 of the show

@OH_shield @SJTimes13 They dragged out the whole story for no reason anyways but in movie form

@SJTimes13 Well, some reasons may be: - Making a whole season out of a personal adventure story would have been just dragging out the story for no reason - They make more money by releasing it in theaters first than on streaming - They didn't know how an expensive fourth season would work

@TJKPDX @DiscussingFilm It’s literally not

@DiscussingFilm Off to a great start ! Mando is getting great reviews!

Dave Filoni says there will be infinite possibilities for the types of Star Wars stories they can tell under his leadership. “I’m looking forward to bringing a lot of these ideas & visions to the fans. Everything is proceeding as I have foreseen it.”

@jetskitosway2 Sounds like a theater problem because I could see everything perfectly

this was bad. really fell flat for me. lot of thoughts but mostly I just hated how it was shot. boring shallow focus and SO UNDERLIT. I don’t know if there was something wrong w the projection but it was bad. couldn’t tell what was intentionally dark and what was a mistake.

@cwik_greg Being performative ain’t gonna score you letterboxd followers Greg

So I watched Project Hail Mary and it sucks

@directedbyjules It’s OK, maybe good movies just aren’t your thing

@XPunk115 @SJTimes13 It wasn’t basic Spanish, it was actually bad Spanish. Riddler misspelled and so obviously it didn’t fully make sense

@SJTimes13 No that’s the dumbass detective who doesn’t basic Spanish Batman LMFAO

fuck man. that’s Batman.

remembering that the next star wars movie after this is directed by shawn levy

@JanowskiKsawery Venom sucks why is that here

Let's remember that those scores aren't always accurate to movie's quality, sometimes they're too high or too low, we should judge a movie by actually watching it then listening one sentence reviews of random people. #StarWars #TheMandalorian #TheMandalorianAndGrogu

@bobo_circus @SJTimes13 Nah final season was still good. Tons of hilarious moments and it ended very strong

@SJTimes13 Gemstones was not particularly popular outside of Twitter and its final season was far-and-away weaker than the rest

there’s been a few

@Samuel_Wetz01 @se7enInchNails I wouldn’t want to cite John Campea as being on my side lmfaooo

@se7enInchNails John Campea would agree with you that it is a Hunk of Shit 🤣

I want my 2 and a half hours back

@Jackienatshark @chxrsfilmss Okay go home

@chxrsfilmss Jaws

i’m curious what horror movie do you guys think is overrated? i’ll go first: the shining

@mateo_bleezy @auteurhouse He’s great but he’s also a prick who’s wrong about Dano

@auteurhouse Sorry, but Quentin is simply a superior director than almost everyone. His opinion is rooted in being a master at his craft.

Yorgos Lanthimos finally gave his opinion on Quentin Tarantino criticizing Paul Dano. #filmtwt

@eyepatchjack @creed_anthony @SJTimes13 @KevinLamb74 You gotta hear yourself and how stupid you sound, right? It’s important to me you know that normal people don’t talk like this 😂

@DavissonJulian @creed_anthony @SJTimes13 @KevinLamb74 why is it gays like you have to find comfort in petting eachother instead of the truth? average 90s star trek was darker than andor and the characters were better you're cattle

This post obviously made a lot of Andor fans very upset. They may have just not understood it. Allow me to explain. What I was trying to say is that Andor is dumb and not at all the type of fairy tale story that Star Wars was meant to emulate. Hope this helps!

@creed_anthony @eyepatchjack @SJTimes13 @KevinLamb74

@eyepatchjack @SJTimes13 @KevinLamb74 I don’t believe you watched it and if you did you either weren’t paying attention or it’s just too far over your head and you and idiot Kevin just want Star Wars to be substanceless fan service

@VipapkStudios @TheTruthfulDesi @TheCinesthetic Y’all sound like morons lmfao

@TheTruthfulDesi @TheCinesthetic Nope, one of the other reasons why this show was so god damn good!!

ANDOR ended 1 year ago today. PEAK STAR WARS.

@Meicrodon_ You’re never living this down

So, why is it called ‘One Last Kill’ when the entire special sets him to kill many more people?

@Cassiodorus2025 @SJTimes13 Nobody outside of twitter right wing bigots really cares about this

@SJTimes13 the extreme minority

maybe I’m in the minority but bizarre casting decisions like this always get me excited because it shows a director who has complete confidence in the vision he’s creating

@WegmanMike58356 @Srirachachau

@Srirachachau I just want to know what is so fascinating about the grinch that we're getting 3 movie adaptations in the span of almost 3 decades

There wasn’t even really enough story for the first one

@Jarvis2503 @SJTimes13

@SJTimes13 You’re in the minority. Most fans hate this movie.

Still remains a great finale to the Craig 007 era. A film that’s an oddity in the 60+ year-old franchise, as there has never been a James Bond film that truly feels like it’s wrapping up decades worth of character development and acting as an almost feature-length funeral for the character. I say this as a compliment, as the experiment they went for with the Craig films, making them a bit more serialized and really hitting home the tragedy of Bond’s character as a suave, animalistic killing machine who feels he was born for one purpose — and a lifetime of tragedy and betrayal really hits hard, especially in this film. Daniel Craig is outstanding here, and it truly feels like a Bond who has been through everything a spy could go through in life. Since his first film he has been shot, betrayed, heartbroken, and killed countless people and this version of the character carries that with him at all times. We feel that weight without losing the charm and badassery that make us love him. You can feel how much this character has changed since Casino Royale, and he balances that internal sadness, rage, and ultimately acceptance so well. Something I love so much about the Craig era is just how beautiful these blockbusters look. The rich, inky colors of the Cuba sequence are amazing. Cary Joji Fukunaga’s simple, tactical sequencing really heightens the action scenes, such as the staircase oner, which is one of the better post-John Wick action oners because its stylistic focus is on the animalistic determination of Bond. Ana de Armas is absolutely gorgeous and delightful in her limited screen time. The film isn’t perfect. Safin is a pretty lame villain, and I don’t feel that the whole storyline involving his personal stakes with Madeleine works. But on the whole, I feel this is a fitting and epic last go-around with my favorite interpretation of James Bond.