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suspiciouscoffee said:

Stalker (1979)

I won’t pretend to fully understand it–to try would take me probably 100 watches–but I loved every frame. For nostalgic purposes, I may not ever call a movie other than Star Wars my “favorite,” but this might be the greatest film I’ve ever seen.

*googles film*

*adds to watchlist*

joefavs said:

She was, but that wasn’t enough to justify the tonal whiplash. It felt like some crappy CW show that teenagers lose their shit over on Tumblr. I respect them for taking the risk, but it just didn’t work for me at all.

Fair enough.

yhwx said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

Doubt it. I hate my glasses and don’t much like the sound of indie rock.

You don’t have to have all of the characteristics.

I don’t believe you! It’s another trick!

Doubt it. I hate my glasses and don’t much like the sound of indie rock.

joefavs said:

Episode 7 was garbage

Oh, c’mon. Badass goth El was awesome.

Should I have kids, I probably won’t deliberately expose them to SW. It’s just not worth it being a SW fan. Instead I’ll show them stuff by Bergman and Kurosawa and co. and try to get them interested in classic foreign films.

ray_afraid said:

moviefreakedmind said:

I don’t see anyone wanting a CG Clive Revell to replace Ian in Jedi and the PT.

The original Emperor from ESB is my favorite. I love the look and, even more so, the personality. Cunning, smart and sinister. I love Ian in ROTJ too, so I don’t bark much about it, but I really would have liked to see them stick closer to the original representation.

FTFM

If someone can ignore the Highlander sequels, Jurassic Park sequels, etc. and watch the originals without having memories of the crappy spinoffs taint their view of them, then the same can certainly be done with SW.

Yes. Visit this page for information on how to get them:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yLsvexWBVM8IYSGopKuSfsGk5YIgCwQWd23bqb5ryD4/pub

However, you must own the official Blu-rays before obtaining them.

It’s illegal and unethical to purchase the Despecialized Edition period. Harmy made the Despecialized Edition available as free downloads, and these pricks are making money off his hard work and putting the fanedit/restoration community in jeopardy doing so. Don’t put any money in their pockets.

It made me ALLOL, so I’ll gladly accept the blame on behalf of my country.

Palpatine must be a babe post-mortem.

Hal 9000 said:

It’s amazing to me how people struggle with the redemption plot of ROTJ, which is my favorite aspect to any of the films. (Though ROTJ isn’t my favorite overall.)

I struggle with it also, but in a wholly different fashion than the PT/SE fanboys do.

ZeeverFett said:

Frank your Majesty said:

ZeeverFett said:

SW:ANH

I found your problem. You should watch Star Wars. That’s a much better movie than A New Hope.

Nope, I grew up watching Star Wars, ANH was a decent chance to revitalize my desire to watch the movie. It was a wonderful groundbreaking movie for it’s time, but out of everything it is the most dated and the most filled with flaws and things I would have like to have seen them actually change for today’s viewing audience.

Screw today’s viewing audience. They suck.

He loves the apostrophe like Trump loves women.

I often forget the PT exists. That’s how much my personal canon has displaced the official one in my mind.

I’m trying to cut my soda consumption down to three cans a week, but it’s so damn hard.

You could use this line of dialogue in the scene where Luke gets his bionic hand.

Screw Star Wars. This is Mark Hamill’s best movie of all time.

Tepid tea with skim milk.

Jeebus said:

ROTJ was a misfire in the first place.

FTFM

GIN BLOSSOMS: NEW MISERABLE EXPERIENCE

TRACK RATINGS:

• “Lost Horizons” – 7/10
• “Hey Jealousy” – 8/10
• “Mrs. Rita” – 7/10
• “Until I Fall Away” – 9/10
• “Hold Me Down” – 7/10
• “Cajun Song” – 7/10
• “Hands Are Tied” – 8/10
• “Found Out About You” – 10/10
• “Allison Road” – 8/10
• “29” – 8/10
• “Pieces of the Night” – 9/10
• “Cheatin’” – 7/10

ALBUM RATING: 8/10

ALBUM COVER RATING: 3/10

LISSIE: BACK TO FOREVER

TRACK RATINGS:

• “The Habit” – 9/10
• “Further Away (Romance Police)” – 9/10
• “Shameless” – 7/10
• “They All Want You” – 8/10
• “Sleepwalking” – 7/10
• “I Don’t Wanna Go to Work” – 7/10
• “Mountaintop Removal” – 8/10
• “Love in the City” – 8/10
• “I Bet On You” – 8/10
• “Cold Fish” – 8/10
• “Can’t Take It Back” – 8/10
• “Back to Forever” – 8/10

ALBUM RATING: 8/10

ALBUM COVER RATING: 6/10

TORI AMOS: LITTLE EARTHQUAKES

TRACK RATINGS:

• “Crucify” – 9/10
• “Girl” – 10/10
• “Silent All These Years” – 8/10
• “Precious Things” – 10/10
• “Winter” – 9/10
• “Happy Phantom” – 8/10
• “China” – 10/10
• “Leather” – 8/10
• “Mother” – 7/10
• “Tear in Your Hand” – 9/10
• “Me and a Gun” – 9/10
• “Little Earthquakes” – 10/10

ALBUM RATING: 10/10

ALBUM COVER RATING: 6/10

ROY BUCHANAN: ROY BUCHANAN

TRACK RATINGS:

• “Sweet Dreams” – 8/10
• “I am a Lonesome Fugitive” – 7/10
• “Cajun” – 7/10
• “John’s Blues” – 7/10
• “Haunted House” – 6/10
• “Pete’s Blues” – 8/10
• “The Messiah Will Come Again” – 9/10
• “Hey Good Lookin’” – 7/10

ALBUM RATING: 7/10

ALBUM COVER RATING: 7/10

yhwx said:

Roman numerals are stupid. No wonder Rome fell.

Et tu eh