On 12/24/2019 at 6:44 PM, FTS Gecko said:

Just realised this gif could quite easily be a reaction to the return of Palpatine as well

Any hardcore Disney Trilogy fan...

It wasn't amazing.

It wasn't amazingly bad.

It was just disappointing.

https://images.app.goo.gl/dS6DigD3ZGWuLpi4A

Not sure how to embed this.

12 hours ago, Imperial Advisor Arem Heshvaun said:

By the way, on first watching Rise of Skywalker I would roughly give it a 76% to 79% but said I need a month to let it all sink in. After three viewings I can move that needle more to the 81% to 84% range.

It doesn't deserve more than 50, if that. JJ's strength is still as an action director, and he does that good, the storytelling however is very badly done, and obviously written about someone with barely a surface understanding of the star wars universe. "They fly now? They fly now! They fly now." - Yeah, ever since the clone wars, and one of you is a former storm trooper who definitely should know they do, it's a standard piece of kit in the universe.

A swing... and a miss

JJ - about the that "plot"

4 hours ago, Maui. said:

As a kid I was so freaked out by the transformation at the end of that vid.

1 hour ago, Imperial Advisor Arem Heshvaun said:

As a kid I was so freaked out by the transformation at the end of that vid.

American Werewolf in London is still some of the best practical effects ever

7 hours ago, FTS Gecko said:

American Werewolf in London is still some of the best practical effects ever

Author and mathematician Tim Hitchcock knows about my aversion to Werewolves. And my fear of hairy spiders. In his award winning Pathfinder adventure Broken Moon , right in the middle of a war between Werewolf clan vs Werewolf clan vs yet one more Werewolf clan vs Necromaners, he sticks a GIANT hairy tarantula just to screw with me.

Yes it’s in the book. Authors can suck like that.

18 hours ago, Imperial Advisor Arem Heshvaun said:

Author and mathematician Tim Hitchcock knows about my aversion to Werewolves. And my fear of hairy spiders. In his award winning Pathfinder adventure Broken Moon , right in the middle of a war between Werewolf clan vs Werewolf clan vs yet one more Werewolf clan vs Necromaners, he sticks a GIANT hairy tarantula just to screw with me.

Yes it’s in the book. Authors can suck like that.

I used to be a werewolf.

I'm alright nowoOoooooooOOOOO

(Have a look at the EC Henry TIE Vector). In fact, If you don't recognise EC Henry as a name, go look at his stuff. NOW .