Um, cool thanksGreatest Reply ever! I frickin love you! Intelligent, cheaky, and agreeable. You are amazing.

Um, cool thanksGreatest Reply ever! I frickin love you! Intelligent, cheaky, and agreeable. You are amazing.
Never meet your heroes.Greatest Reply ever! I frickin love you! Intelligent, cheaky, and agreeable. You are amazing.
Since when? I like AOTC better than ROTS, and I generally don't watch ESB. Unpopular opinions, sure, but that's the nature of the beast."Everyone has their favorites and least favorites"
Certainly doesn't sound like it.
I think you're gonna be disappointed.
I'm not sure what that has to do with my post.Since when? I like AOTC better than ROTS, and I generally don't watch ESB. Unpopular opinions, sure, but that's the nature of the beast.
Indeed! Stupid Disney and their stupid stupidness ruining my childhood!!!!!!!!!!!!It’s funny. I also don’t care about Star Wars the same way I did decades ago. Evidently, that is all Disney’s fault.
Then I misunderstood.I'm not sure what that has to do with my post.
You don't think it's interesting discussing how the ones you don't could have been better?
“I don’t care in that way anymore.”
Greatest Reply ever! I frickin love you! Intelligent, cheaky, and agreeable. You are amazing.
I suggested if he appears as a force-ghost he'll just be doing it out of a contractual obligation and will phone it in. I don't see how the italicized text negates that assertion.
However people feel about The Last Jedi script, Mark put his all into the actual performance. He's spoken at length about how he felt cheated by not having even a single line in Force Awakens so he put 110% into LTJ. I don't think he'd work nearly as hard in an Episode IX cameo.
As such, I don't particularly care whether he appears or not either.
I suggested if he appears as a force-ghost he'll just be doing it out of a contractual obligation and will phone it in.
Sorry? How the ones I don't??
I suggested if he appears as a force-ghost he'll just be doing it out of a contractual obligation and will phone it in. I don't see how the italicized text negates that assertion.
Yes, how and why some films/episodes in a series were disappointing to you even though you loved their predecessors and the series overall.
One wonders how you can bring yourself to watch the OT. What with:
Harrison Ford: Vocally and visibly bored by the end of filming ESB. Flat out wanted to leave.
Carrie Fisher: Notoriously unhappy with certain scenes, and so coked out at the time that she couldn’t recall large segments of it.
Hamill: Bored by ROTJ
James Earl Jones: Didn’t give a shit. One of a million paycheque jobs.
Alec Guinness: Supportive when making the first movie, but was very vocal about the franchise ‘phenomenon’ being ridiculous (but profitable) by the sequels.
Oh, last but not least: George Lucas feeling like an absolutely miserable defeatist during the filming of ANH. As in ‘man on the edge of a nervous breakdown.’
(Oddly enough, it was TPM and the Disney movies that had actors absolutely thrilled and geeking out to be there. Hmmm...)
Oh, and presenting: Man who has no positive feelings towards the possibility of appearing in XI, whatsoever.
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Now excuse me whilst I go find out if that LEGO set is real.
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