What level seriousness have you seen in the thread lately? Feels like it's just people arguing over the title for the most part.
It was just a little joke towards the seriousness of fandom fans in general, which I am as well.
It was just a little joke towards the seriousness of fandom fans in general, which I am as well.
Some people have the Schwartz, some don't! I wonder what it feels like. Does it tickle? Does it comes with uncontrollable urges to laugh? Or does it make them talk with deadpan seriousness?
The Schwartz is deep down inside all of us.
I watched the Fandango interview. I have watched, listened to, and read a number of interview/interview quotes from people in the industry -- famous actors, actress, producers, directors -- it's shocking how dumb they really are. They write in incoherent messes, nonsensical thought structures, incomplete thoughts, barely intelligible ideas, generally confusing messes. It was very nice to see that Josh Gad expresses himself in coherent and understandable ways. And it's not just that, he appears to have long-term genuine love for the film and characters, so I'm leaning more towards he's got this and will make a good sequel (always subject to change, of course). EDIT: It's not like they need to be English majors, at a certain point I can live with it.
And Rick Moranis is looking very well for a man who is 73 years old.
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Will the franchise have its version of Kylo Ren?
It depends on how big your Schwartz is.
It's not the size; it's what you do with it.
This doesn't sound like a good system. I call for a fair redistribution of Schwartz.
You are not of the body!
