A bit overdesigned but certainly intriguing. Love that it’s just “A film by Christopher Nolan” now.

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December 18th, 2019, 10:18 am

How much screentime porgs have in this? That is the most important thing to me right now.

Yeah this is basically the ROTJ of this trilogy: middling, passable, fine, and nowhere near as bad as the ratings suggest. We’ve just been spoiled by TLJ.

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December 15th, 2019, 10:42 am

Releasing a version of the film that the director doesn't approve of to please a group of annoying fans? Now that would be disrespectful.

It would also be for the documentation and protection of a very important piece of cinematic history.

The story starts with soldiers ordered by the government forcing an old man to go to war because he doesn't have any son. The daughter decides to pretend that she's his son instead because she knows her father will die in battle if he goes I dare you to give me one example of pro-establishment prop...

No reporter was murdered. The “tweet” (posted on Weibo, Mainland China’s equivalent of Twitter, so let’s call it a tweet) expressing support for the Hong Kong Police Force was part of a trend of Mainland celebrities posting the same hashtag, after a group of protestors beat up a man at the Hong Kong...

Fun fact: bunch of scummy demonstrators murdered a reporter in cold blood and Liu, appalled by that horrible incident made an ignorant comment and said she supports the police. Has nothing to do with Disney, has nothing to do with many people who put their sweat and blood to make this film. What ar...

https://i.ibb.co/7jvZH64/177-E82-D1-BFB7-42-AC-93-F3-2-C35-D973-D188.jpg Lmao Oscar Isaac also pretty much critiqued Disney that they were “too afraid” to make them boyfriends. I want them to be together so bad. Such a giant missed opportunity. And it would actually be better stories for both chara...

I'm marinating on it. It's good, but I wasn't blown away. Maybe coming late "in the game" to watch the movie and seeing all the glowing reviews made unrealistic expectations. Also, a little tangent here, but why does Scorsese always get a pass with his constant use of voice-over narration?? Its a e...

The 2010s is Scorsese’s best decade. Shutter Island, Hugo, Wolf of Wall Street, Silence, and now Irishman. He just keeps killing it. With more work on docs and an Emmy win for Boardwalk Empire. Kind of iffy on his 2000s output though.

This season is sadly not as strong as S1&2. Still great, of course.