Star Wars: Episode VII: The Nerd Rage Awakens
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Middle Earth... 
http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Middle-earthMiddle Earth...
And?
I'm confuss
Dante and Randal can explain much better than I.
Is someone making an issue over punctuation and capitalization? If not, then I'm stumped, too.
Episode 2 is better than Skyfall!
If you're gonna waste your money on straight2video-tier garbage like the Resident Evil series, then don't complain about movies being expensive to watch.
Well, I didn't care much for "Inception," "The Hobbit," "Avatar," or "Cloud Atlas" either. (And, these movies were seen based on hype, word of mouth, or curiousity). And since I did pay with my time and/or money for those particular films, like any other moviegoer who was dissatisfied with their viewing I can complain if I felt those certain films turned out to be duds.
High profiled films usually do receive that kind of attention. Even one of my favorite films "Skyfall" isn't immune.
And, I do recall the Korean-American 'Han' from "The Fast and the Furious" films...
Whaaa?
*I coming to join you Elizabeth!*
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I see your point. I personally don't agree about the first three films you listed, but Cloud Atlas tickets should have come with some kind of a refund policy.
Episode 2 of what?
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Javier Bardem should have been a Sith Lord, if only to see how sinister and creepy a bastard the guy could have made the new Sith apprentice introduced in Episode II.
I meat Episode 2 of Star Wars is better than Skyfall. At least Episode 2 didn't forget everything that happened in the first hour when it got to the second hour.
I don't think I've ever seen a duller action movie tahn Skyfall, which has the same plot as Crocodile Dundee 2, the same MacGuffin (for the first hour, until it doesn't matter in the second) as Mission Impossible, all with a hero who looks like he's about to fall asleep out of boredom. People complain about the lightsabers in Episode 2 being a crutch, but Bond would not have survived without his obvious transmitter, or his fancy Aston Marton machine gun car. And at leas I cared where the first wave of the Empire's stprmtroopers came from.. I did not care that spy organizations are so useless that they spend all their resources protecting themselves from people who would still lists of who is in those same useless spy organizations..
Yeah, Episode 2 is better.
I don't think I've ever seen a duller action movie tahn Skyfall, which has the same plot as Crocodile Dundee 2, the same MacGuffin (for the first hour, until it doesn't matter in the second) as Mission Impossible, all with a hero who looks like he's about to fall asleep out of boredom. People complain about the lightsabers in Episode 2 being a crutch, but Bond would not have survived without his obvious transmitter, or his fancy Aston Marton machine gun car. And at leas I cared where the first wave of the Empire's stprmtroopers came from.. I did not care that spy organizations are so useless that they spend all their resources protecting themselves from people who would still lists of who is in those same useless spy organizations..
Yeah, Episode 2 is better.
They're doing pick-up shooting in Germany?
Looks good. Saw a similar thing for The Flash series earlier this year.
To be fair, any Star Wars movie is better than most sci-fi and fantasy films because the majority of them are boring, uninspired retreads or just a big pile of bovine fertilizer with cool special effects to distract from the lack of a good script. Attack of the Clones is the worst and weakest of the Saga as far as I'm concerned, but it's an Oscar nominee and high art compared to a lot of the crap that's been released since the Prequel Trilogy first started hitting theaters.
Hey c'mon I haven't seen interstellar yet but Gravity held my interest, and is something I would definitely re-watch again. Sometimes light entertainment is great. Sometimes a little more realism is great too.
