Your Unpopular TV/Film opinions.

[Exhuminator]

Rogue One? Nah. A movie wherein all the main characters die isn't exactly bubblegum.

It is if you like the taste of death.

[samsonlonghair]

Rogue One? Nah. A movie wherein all the main characters die isn't exactly bubblegum.

It is if you like the taste of death.

Only the grim reaper would say that!

[Ack]

As someone who enjoys the taste of death...yes. Death-flavored bubblegum is delicious.

[Xeogred]

Rian Johnson is going to get to make a full TRILOGY now too yippee!
https://www.theverge.com/2017/11/9/1663 ... -lucasfilm

Oh baby I love the Marvel Universe style planning. So pumped for the 500 Star Wars movies coming out in the next 10 years. Quantity over quality duh!

ALL HAIL DISNEY!

[Exhuminator]

Oh baby I love the Marvel Universe style planning. So pumped for the 500 Star Wars movies coming out in the next 10 years. Quantity over quality duh!

ALL HAIL DISNEY!

FTFY

[Michi]

Xeo's post was blue, but it was dripping with so much sarcasm that all the blue leaked out into the header of racketboy's new site design.

[Xeogred]

Yeah I was going to spoiler "copy paste blue text above" or something, but was too blinded by the dark side that's fully consumed me.

Is this even good news for Rian? His fans? Now he'll probably be busy with Star Wars for a decade. Big chunk of time for a director.

[Exhuminator]

Is this even good news for Rian?

Good news for his bank account.

Oh a new Star Wars TV show is coming too:

https://www.theverge.com/2017/11/9/1663 ... ng-service

[marurun]

Yeah, if you're willing to pay for yet another single-studio streaming service.

[samsonlonghair]

Yeah, if you're willing to pay for yet another single-studio streaming service.

The Balkanization of streaming services is getting ridiculous. They can't all survive like this.

But on the other hand, if ANY company has the content to fill their own streaming service, it's the Walt Disney Company (especially if they bring in their ESPN, ABC, and A&E network properties under the same umbrella). Personally, I would rather that Disney keep it's content on Netflix, but I can't blame a multimedia conglomeration for exploring revenue options.