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Not specific to this thread, just frustrated by all nastiness in general by some of the people here that has come in my direction. Anyway, over and out for a while.

People are seeing what they want to see, they won't be convinced. It was just a rebranded episode 3 with some elements from 4 and 5 thrown in. I am walking away from this thread, and probably the forum for a while. Some people here are so vile, it is really sad. Only one opinion matters, the...

I'm obviously just wrong, I mean there must be something wrong with me to have an opinion that's different from everyone else's. I'm just going to unwatch the thread, no point in trying to participate where you're not wanted. :)

English, do you even speak it? Rey and Finn were excellent, like I said. They were the director's focus and everyone else was just there for filler.

Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Oscar Isaac, Gwendoline Christie, and Adam Driver were terrible in my opinion. Adam Driver was just barely better than Jar Jar (voiced by Ahmed Best). Daisy Ridley, and John Boyega were excellent. The rest of the cast was mediocre. Mark Hamill gets an honorable...

Some people are blinded by what they think they see or want to see rather than what is really in front of them.

That's fair.

There was a ton of potential, but the plot holes, poor acting, and randomness of the movie just didn't do it for me. Maybe I've just turned away from the force...it's possible I guess.

Either way, I think approaching each situation politely and treating them uniquely would do far more good than trying to force people who are trying to avoid smokers/smoking themselves into little areas designated for smokers.

I guess I just haven't noticed or it doesn't bother me enough to notice.

I agree with you, these measures definitely would increase the likelihood. I was down at Universal yesterday and even without a bag I went through a metal detector. Makes more sense to put all guests through them, "random scanning" dads and moms with their kids is nonsense.

Most times you can't even tell they're doing it. I know a few people who vape, and it's never bothered me even when they were standing right next to me. I just don't see the big deal with vaping, although I would agree that smokers should only smoke in designated areas.

You mean, keep going with an attitude of not being a jerk and being polite. Ok. If they tell me to go **** myself, well, there are appropriate ways to deal with that as well but 9 times out of 10 if you approach a situation politely people will respond in kind. What would you do, cause a...

I think I would have liked it more if the marketing machine didn't oversell it and set expectations too high. Then again, I haven't ever liked any of JJ's work. He seems to specialize in copycat works.

It "can be" measured that way, I didn't say that it should be. Jeez, try to be slightly less than serious around here and people lose their minds.

"can be" bubba, "can be". Just because they aren't sold that way, it doesn't mean it can't physically be measured that way. Take the stick out, it wasn't even serious.

I can just ignore it, it doesn't bother and I don't have a problem minding my own business like others seem too. If they do blow it "in my face" to a point where it's bothersome however, it's not really rude to ask them to blow it in another direction.

How small is your TV? Every TV larger than 11" diagonal can be measured in feet. :eek: If you've seen it in the theater once, you don't need to see it in that scale again. Cut and Paste Wars wasn't even a good movie.

Why do people always feel the need to be in everyone else's business. I don't vape but if people do it doesn't bother me. If people want to vape, let them vape. If you don't, don't. If it bothers you, don't walk so close to the people who are doing it. They aren't hurting anyone.

I wonder if they're preparing for yet another layoff. Why do it themselves when they can have someone else do it for less. Sure, quality goes down but all that matters is the balance sheet.