John

That’s not true at all, though.

You were my brother, Anakin! I loved you!

It doesn’t if you press the fast-forward button!

My childhood was typical; summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets. When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds; pretty standard, really.

What is this Mickey Mouse sh*t?

Paging @Jay!

Avengers: Endgame Still an emotional powerhouse with some outstanding action and character moments, though its flaws are more evident upon rewatch. The setup for the time travel stuff feels rushed, and there’s definitely a tonal disconnect between the individual acts of the film. Nonetheless the pros far outweigh its issues and it serves as a wholly satisfying conclusion to this chapter of the MCU.

Wow thanks for your invaluable contribution to this thread!

Wow, it looks great!

I think it’s a nice little moment, though I can see why it was ultimately cut.

A New Carpet from Aladdin The Mole from Fantastic Mr. Fox Up to the Cathedral from The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Martin Scorsese’s THE IRISHMAN to open New York Film Festival.

I am. I was!

The Trio is my favorite cue from JAWS.

No Grand Budapest Hotel, no deal.

Bleh.

Thpaghetti wethtern.

Brilliant!

That’s a beauty.

Like tears... in rain. Rest in peace, Mr. Hauer.

The conflict in Civil War is contrived. Yes, you have some of the typical “army of faceless creatures attacking the heroes” stuff in Infinity War, but there’s enough additional stuff going on to keep it interesting, methinks.

The final act of Infinity War is nothing like the bland end fight in Civil War. There are real stakes, and it’s much more innovative in the way the heroes use their powers to combat Thanos. It also helps that throughout the film, you have different groups of characters doing different things, which prevents the drama from getting stale. Great film!

Everyone in this movie has too much hair.