Mandalorian and Grogu was actually … really good.

Lot of words to try to convince other adults to go see a children’s movie.

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Watch it like you’re a 10 year old boy going on an adventure.

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I know a ten year old, he doesn’t give a shite about Star Wars. I’ve tried to get my kids into it, and there are simply better options for limited screen time. And it’s a big pass for them.

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was terrible

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I’ll take your advice.

Movie was good.


(Using less words so you can understand better).

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Lot of words to try to convince other adults to go see a children’s movie.

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Y’all just sound absolutely retarded saying things like this.

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I know a ten year old, he doesn’t give a shite about Star Wars. I’ve tried to get my kids into it, and there are simply better options for limited screen time. And it’s a big pass for them.

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10 year olds aren't the problem.

It's 50 year olds that expect Star Wars to make them feel like they did when they were 6.

I think a bunch of producers and writers sat in a room with a dozen or more possible titles to this movie and decided to pick the worst one.

I enjoyed it, but seemed like the first few episodes of a season. It didn’t seemed to build to anything. I have a suspicion that it was supposed to have more, but they are about to redo things so had to cut some of that out.

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Y’all just sound absolutely retarded saying things like this.

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It is strange.

Why would someone be mad about discussing a movie on the "Movie/TV Board"?


I thought the movie was entertaining. It is a step in the right direction.

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Mandalorian and Grogu was actually … really good.

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I don't have a problem with folks enjoying this movie; if they do, good for them.

That said, I don't think there's a right or wrong answer on this one. Some people will see it more like an extended episode and be annoyed that they didn't just do that; others will enjoy a simple movie without the deep plot and deconstruction of legacy heroes like Rian Johnson did with TLJ.

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I hated the sequels, loved Andor and Rogue One, and think Empire is the best movie followed by Star Wars: ANH.

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I don't think many people would argue with these. TFA was formulaic... easily forgivable if they had followed it up with strong sequels with the new cast; instead, it will be viewed horribly due to the utter failures of TLJ and ROS.

Empire being the best movie in the franchise is hardly a lonely stance to take.

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It was good. Doesn’t move the story along, it’s stand alone, but quite good.

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I don't mind standalone stories; however, every Star Wars MOVIE has been part of the original storyline (either prequels leading up to, or sequels set afterwards). Even Rogue One and Solo are technically prequels, giving the franchise 5 prequels, 3 original trilogy movies, and 3 sequels (thankfully retconned soon). So it's not an invalid complaint if someone finds it odd to make a movie that isn't part of that initial story or the characters within them.

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It's hard to take his opinion all that seriously these days. He's basically on autorepeat, with the same graphics and recycled remarks in 90% of what he churns out.

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This is true

Sigourney Weaver

Her character was a fighter pilot, back in the rebellion. Because of course she was. Fought along side Princess Leia, member her? Member?

She's actually older than Carrie Fisher (RIP) and will be 77 later this year.

Or, she's currently 13 yrs older than when Sir Alec Guinness played Obi Wan Kenobi.