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apropos of nothing, my opinions on (not reviews of) all the star wars movies 

  1. i love the script but the direction is so bad it’s not interesting to watch
  2. actually begins really strong; the rest of the movie is mostly meh; dooku was almost really interesting
  3. after watching the previous two this is such a breath of fresh air; lucas can actually direct a movie apparently
  4. i loved this one as a kit; the direction is hard for me to appreciate these days
  5. Problematic Fave; a well exectued tragedy but holy shit is han shitty here
  6. takes a long while to get good but the climax really works here
  7. flip flops between being mediocre and quite well directied (rey’s introduction is particularly good); there is fun stuff
  8. my favorite by far: excellent as a capstone to star wars as a franchise; really should have been the ninth movie. very unfortunate that it sidelines the new characters and i understand why this disappointed a lot of people
  9. i really don’t remember this movie much and do not care to. kylo ren are a plural system

warning if you start messaging there’s a chance you will get hit by a wall of gayocats

game’s fun and i love watching videos about it and i will have no shame being ruthless in multiplayer but goddamn is it something to, like, rush nukes because they’re overwhelmingly powerful

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it is really disconcerting how trivial the civilization series makes things kind ideology or literal nuclear weapons feel in game. like you might just casually adopt a fascist government if you’re pursuing a midgame war-based strategy because that would just be Optimal for that strat

i’m not actually categorically anti-electoralism but damn do i just about never give a shit about anybody you could actually vote for

i think strange is an asshole in the mcu but his powers are just inherently cool imo

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