Star Wars' Is A Galaxy

Hindsight Is 20/20, But The Moral Of The Writing For Me Is That When You're Feeling Very Scared And Nervous About Something And You're Fairly Convinced That It Could Be A Massive Disaster, That's Exactly The Idea That You Should Do.

From My Own Internal Fanboy Perspective, There's Nothing That I Hate More Than Seeing A Three Minute Trailer For A Movie Where I Feel Like It's Shown Me The Entire Movie.

I Think 'the Lord Of The Rings' Trilogy Has A Very Satisfying Ending, And There's Not Really That Deep Of A Mythological Construct.

Everything I've Ever Been A Fan Of, Whether It's Star Wars Or The New York Jets, I've Also Been Very Hard On At Times. It's Sort Of Like, I Go To A Jets Game, I Want Them To Win, But The Minute They Fumble The Ball, I Go, "i F**king Knew It! F**king Jets!" That's Part Of Loving Something. As Long As You Love It, You Have Carte Blanche To Critique It As Well, Of Course. That's Part Of Being A Fan Of Anything.

One Person's Magical Thinking Is Another Person's Cynicism.