Comment Re:because (Score 1) 133
Jackson is also the director of the bad movies, just sayin'.
Jackson is also the director of the bad movies, just sayin'.
I heard sea birds and sea life love oil spills.
What kind of dystopic hellhole do you live in, that sends people to jail for graffiti?
Nothing to worry about, unless you happen to have J.D. Vance memes in your phone.
...maybe because it's freaking dinosaurs?
Did you miss this? https://www.theguardian.com/te...
And it's only 0.0001% Nazi nowadays!
BAH servces were not impacted, but DXB is basically down one and a half AZs.
The creation of life from clay is a recurring theme in many traditions, some predating the myth of the Golem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Here, have a sobering dose of reality: https://taranis.ie/datacenters...
Honestly, the first one in the new trilogy was pure fan service, to the point where it basically overlaps 1:1 with the plot points of A New Hope. If you're fine with directors taking the safest possible route by not ever daring to bring something new to the saga, then fine.
The second one did dare to do something more. I think the most interesting point would have been the implication that the Force is not an hereditary trait and every attempt to eradicate force users would fail as life itself would sprout new ones. Which is a point that was already explored in the Clone Wars and Rebels series anyway. What it does however, is to completely fail to be a good movie, with an entire filler sub-plot on the casino planet, having hugely talented cast like Benicio Del Toro wasted on some secondary barely drafted character, and Rey's inconsistent powers evolution. But Yoda symbolically burning the Jedi history was the exact point of the movie, unfortunately very poorly executed.
The third one is pure desperation and I won't waste anyone's time by bisecting it.
The second had some good ideas diluted in a sea of inane slop and wasted potential (you have Benicio Del Toro and do that?!?).
The third dropped the good ideas and kept the slop, with a sprinkle of writer desperation on top.
Now explain the "antisemitism" of a book where the protagonist is a Jewish Holocaust survivor who gets routinely helped by the Mossad.
With this government, you'd be lucky enough if it's not written in crayon.
I'm in favor of deporting anyone with no native heritage from the US.
And on the seventh day, He exited from append mode.