Best Films of 2016/2017

[Mercury]

Battle for Endor had Wilford Brimley in it.

Wilford.Fucking.Brimley.

Solid point. Let's put him in the open field vs a 10,000 ton walking stilt machine with laser cannons.

Diabeetus.

Brimley would diabeetus-choke the AT-AT with his giants because it's the right thing to do and the tasty way to do it.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Battle for Endor had Wilford Brimley in it.

Wilford.Fucking.Brimley.

Solid point. Let's put him in the open field vs a 10,000 ton walking stilt machine with laser cannons.

Diabeetus.

Brimley would diabeetus-choke the AT-AT with his giants because it's the right thing to do and the tasty way to do it.

[SilverEagle]

Battle for Endor had Wilford Brimley in it.

Wilford.Fucking.Brimley.

Solid point. Let's put him in the open field vs a 10,000 ton walking stilt machine with laser cannons.

Diabeetus.

Brimley would diabeetus-choke the AT-AT with his giants because it's the right thing to do and the tasty way to do it.

I heard that if you stare at Mr. Brimley you get diabetes and your dick falls off.

[Mercury]

Solid point. Let's put him in the open field vs a 10,000 ton walking stilt machine with laser cannons.

Diabeetus.

Brimley would diabeetus-choke the AT-AT with his giants because it's the right thing to do and the tasty way to do it.

I heard that if you stare at Mr. Brimley you get diabetes and your dick falls off.

He gained that power while apprenticed to Darth Syphilis.

[Penner]

That Disney bs is there no matter what words you use.

In my opinion, I did like Episode VII and I thought that it kind of "redeemed" Star Wars for a whole new generation.

It's gonna age bad.

I really can't just walk away from this but (and I have to say this):

It probably will not age as bad as you may think. I mean they used practical effects and yeah the story does seem pretty basic, but with some interesting stuff within it that is there (obviously) to set up the other films. But, it does have a beginning, a middle, and an end. Sure not all of the characters lived up to their pre-movie hype (i.e. Captain Phasma turned out to just suck) but it was the film that (in my opinion) made people start loving Star Wars again- after the terrible prequels. IMO, it has a place in the hearts of Star Wars fans and that will unsure that it will live on.

[Hwen Hoshino]

In my opinion, I did like Episode VII and I thought that it kind of "redeemed" Star Wars for a whole new generation.

It's gonna age bad.

I really can't just walk away from this but (and I have to say this):

It probably will not age as bad as you may think. I mean they used practical effects and yeah the story does seem pretty basic, but with some interesting stuff within it that is there (obviously) to set up the other films. But, it does have a beginning, a middle, and an end. Sure not all of the characters lived up to their pre-movie hype (i.e. Captain Phasma turned out to just suck) but it was the film that (in my opinion) made people start loving Star Wars again- after the terrible prequels. IMO, it has a place in the hearts of Star Wars fans and that will unsure that it will live on.

You just called it mouthwash that has basic story beats. It will age badly.

[Penner]

It's gonna age bad.

I really can't just walk away from this but (and I have to say this):

It probably will not age as bad as you may think. I mean they used practical effects and yeah the story does seem pretty basic, but with some interesting stuff within it that is there (obviously) to set up the other films. But, it does have a beginning, a middle, and an end. Sure not all of the characters lived up to their pre-movie hype (i.e. Captain Phasma turned out to just suck) but it was the film that (in my opinion) made people start loving Star Wars again- after the terrible prequels. IMO, it has a place in the hearts of Star Wars fans and that will unsure that it will live on.

You just called it mouthwash that has basic story beats. It will age badly.

The only real way we would know is several decades down the road.

[Hwen Hoshino]

I really can't just walk away from this but (and I have to say this):

It probably will not age as bad as you may think. I mean they used practical effects and yeah the story does seem pretty basic, but with some interesting stuff within it that is there (obviously) to set up the other films. But, it does have a beginning, a middle, and an end. Sure not all of the characters lived up to their pre-movie hype (i.e. Captain Phasma turned out to just suck) but it was the film that (in my opinion) made people start loving Star Wars again- after the terrible prequels. IMO, it has a place in the hearts of Star Wars fans and that will unsure that it will live on.

You just called it mouthwash that has basic story beats. It will age badly.

The only real way we would know is several decades down the road.

I have more faith in my speculation.

[Penner]

You just called it mouthwash that has basic story beats. It will age badly.

The only real way we would know is several decades down the road.

I have more faith in my speculation.

You have your speculation but this was the film that people have already fallen in love with it, even though you may have a problem with it. Personally, I don't but I do know that it hit the same beats as ANH, but then again, I feel that the Prequels were so bad that they had to do something safe like this if they want to continue making Star Wars.

[Hwen Hoshino]

The only real way we would know is several decades down the road.

I have more faith in my speculation.

You have your speculation but this was the film that people have already fallen in love with it, even though you may have a problem with it. Personally, I don't but I do know that it hit the same beats as ANH, but then again, I feel that the Prequels were so bad that they had to do something safe like this if they want to continue making Star Wars.

You think it does not make a profit if it's not in the OT era?