Posts by William Castillo19

Melissa Long said:What do you guys think? Can one single music critic really be expected to judge every single genre out there? It feels like that happens all the time in our local American newspapers lately.

No way.

Wait, what are you guys even talking about? Christopher Lambert hasn't even starred in a single movie!

.....I mean, he did pop up in a few, though.

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driftingorca24 said:1. Finding Nemo
2. Monsters, Inc.
3. Ice Age
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This movie is just one word: cool. It was built to be cool, and man, it nails it.

Spike is cool, those suits are cool, the swords are cool, the music is cool, the fights, the scenes, the animation... everything about it is just cool.
Honestly, if you didn't see the director's name, I bet I'd still know it was Tarantino just by looking at the title alone.

What really makes this flick so great is how simple the plot is—they basically wrecked her life, so now she’s out for blood, taking down bad guys one by one in the most beautiful and exotic way possible.

The "over-the-top" stuff in this movie is totally awesome... uh, sorry... I mean, it's cool.

I am seriously dying to see Vol. 2!

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Jango Fett said:Ion cannons, AT-ST walkers, speeders, hyperdrive, those invincible shields, Star Destroyers, even a Super Star Destroyer, the Death Star and its whole planet-killing beam, X-Winogovs, TIE Fighters, endless planets, the Force, Jedi, Lightsabers, New York City, Cloud City, Stormtroopers. Plus Clone Troopers, the Secret Service, battle droids... you name it.

Even though Star Trek has some cool tech, Star Wars just feels like such a massive universe.

But honestly? They aren't even in the same category: Star Wars is fantasy, while Star Trek is science fiction.

Fantasy: totally made up, stuff that couldn't actually happen.
Sci-fi: built on ideas of things we know, making it feel almost possible.

You should be comparing Star Wars to Lord of the Rings instead.

Oh... man... just shut up already...☕