Why is it that if we hate something, no one else can like it? I'm not sure, nor do I want to discuss the psychology behind it, but I am certainly one of those people. I suppose I don't hate Boba Fett, I'm fairly apathetic about the character, but the fact that everyone else seems to love him drives me nuts. Please continue reading, as I persuade you to embrace my opinion, which is the correct one.
Showing posts with label episode VII. Show all posts
Showing posts with label episode VII. Show all posts
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Boba Fett Sucks
Why is it that if we hate something, no one else can like it? I'm not sure, nor do I want to discuss the psychology behind it, but I am certainly one of those people. I suppose I don't hate Boba Fett, I'm fairly apathetic about the character, but the fact that everyone else seems to love him drives me nuts. Please continue reading, as I persuade you to embrace my opinion, which is the correct one.
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
11 Movies to Look forward to in 2015
This is going to be a HUGE year for movies. We're talking some of the biggest numbers the box office has seen in a decade. Sequels galore, two brand-new Pixar films, and a few others.
Really these are just movies that I'm looking forward to, but you should too. Here are my picks, starting with least excited (although it's still in my top 11 movies to look forward to!)
Really these are just movies that I'm looking forward to, but you should too. Here are my picks, starting with least excited (although it's still in my top 11 movies to look forward to!)
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chris pratt,
d23,
episode VII,
film,
jurassic world,
pixar,
spielberg,
tomorrowland
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Highlights of D23 2013
Being the avid Disney fan I am, and lover of entertainment, of course I headed down to Anaheim for the 2013 D23 Expo. For those that don't know about D23, it is a purely-Disney convention that takes place across the street from Disneyland in the Anaheim Convention Center. D23 happens once every two years, and since it started in 2009, this was only the 3rd one. I often describe it as "Disney's version of Comic Con," although clearly not a non-profit event and much more egocentric. Nonetheless it was a great event, and a breath of fresh air to not have to shove through hundreds of thousands of people to get anywhere, like you have to do at Comic Con.
Read about announcements and highlights after the break.
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alan menken,
captain america,
convention,
d23,
disney,
episode VII,
exp,
exposition,
maleficent,
marvel,
richard sherman,
saving mr banks,
star wars,
the dark world,
the winter soldier,
thor,
tomorrowland
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