@Cab00seSSJ4 TFA is the only sequel film that I'd consider great. I'd even arguably say top 3 best Star Wars films. TLJ is a massive hit or miss, and TROS iz the worst Star Wars movie lol
@bob58432245@Marmartota2001 "You just want to blame someone"
She MURDERED her KIDS! People have been trying to crucify Kanye West/Ye for YEARS because of stuff he said in a psychotic episode. But y'all suddenly draw the line at a mother murdering her own kids like the scum she is? Wtf is wrong with you?
So lemme get this straight, yall hate Kanye and want him put away/dead over words and a tshirt he wore during his “psychotic episode” but defend this woman tooth and nail because she had a “psychotic episode” and killed her 3 kids???? Just trying to understand😂🤦🏻♂️
This isn't a matter of "outside views and opinions," you're either a normal person who doesn't like infanticide or you're not. Murdering children being a bad thing isn't a very hard view to defend.
I know I may have said some controversial things in the past (most of which I do regret), but I do not give a FUCK what aisle of the political spectrum you fall under.
If you sympathize with this child murdering monster, you're a disgusting, sick individual.
If you dumped your girlfriend or fiance or divorcing your wife because she supports Lindsay Clancy, than be sure one thing- you are the fool.
Letting outside views and opinions dictate to you how to view your partner- is the peak of weak, my friend.
If you did not have conversation with her first, to understand what exactly she supports and relates to, than congratulations- you got duped and played.
Men need to know how to communicate and understand their partners without other men telling them what to think and do.
So, y'all just messed up a lot of relationship. But they were doomed anyways, right? Because who the hell listens to online influencers about what they should do in/with their relationship?!
Fa!
The incredible story of how a Star Wars fans preserved the only footage of ATTACK OF THE CLONES in IMAX…..
“When George Lucas‘ “Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones” was given an IMAX 70mm release in the fall of 2002, audiences saw a different version of the movie than what had been seen before — or would ever be seen again. Due to the format’s space limitations at the time — IMAX 70mm film platters would only hold two hours of celluloid — the movie was cut down by about 20 minutes, and the entire movie was reframed from the 2.40:1 aspect ratio of the original release to a Lucas-approved 1.81:1 designed to take maximum advantage of the IMAX screen.
Footage from the 1.81:1 version of “Clones” hasn’t been seen since the 2002 IMAX release. When filmmaker V. Trent came into possession of an IMAX 70mm trailer for the film, he knew he had something special. “Presumably due to the heavy restrictions from Lucasfilm Ltd. in 2002, the IMAX feature prints of ‘Episode II’ are now nonexistent,” Trent told IndieWire. “To have a visual archive of the 1.81:1 IMAX aspect ratio is incredible.””
Full story: https://t.co/HIH6EohI7h