Posted on 12/18/2019 10:10:18 AM PST by C19fan
/sarcasm
The Walmart clearance aisle had lots of her Action figure left for markdown. Prices. She must not be that popular.
Whoa, JJ done ****ed up! Rose already kissed Finn. He rejected her and she turned to women? Is JJ saying gay was a choice? Shout it from the rooftops and put him on defense. Hee hee.
Dunno ‘bout teh ghey, but she’s definitely coked up. Check out the dilated pupils. “Snow” indeed!
Elsa does have extra energy
So no children should watch it. Brilliant.
The pervs claim that they arent coming after the chidren. And then tbis.
Where did you hear this? Haven’t seen any news on it.
She looks like she was modeled on Jennifer Morrison.
I'd think they'd be rooting for Darth Vader...
She was in the last one but I don't remember her.
They call them “The Resistance” ? They look like the Communo-Fascists in Maoist garb screaming about OrangeManBad.
What’s left of the Empire (which I guess has destroyed “The New Republic”) is called “The First Order” with a “Supreme Leader” instead of an Emperor.
The new? rebels are called the “Resistance” (this was named before Trump)
Honestly it’s pretty damn stupid. But it’s better than the bizarre BS Lucas himself had in mind for a sequel trilogy, which involved microorganisms that controlled the entire universe.
This present trilogy doesn’t interest me. When I saw the dorky villain in the first installment (yeah, I know, he served in the actual military) who was a co-star on that execrable “Girls” show with the sister-molesting Lena Dunham, I thought they had hit rock bottom. Harrison Ford couldn’t save it and Mark Hamill is insufferable, and despite the cute British girl, learning she was a Communist twat was the nail in the coffin.
It isn’t officially banned but kissing long has been a no no in Bollywood cinema
Among the many myths about Indian cinema, one of the most prevalent is that kissing is banned. However, early films such as Zarina (dir. Ezra Mir, 1932), which caused such controversy it was removed from the circuits, featured 86 kisses. There is no legal prohibition on kissing in Indian cinema but it largely vanished from the 1940s until it reappeared in several films in the 1990s, perhaps the most famous being Aamir Khan and Karisma’s long smooch in Raja Hindustani (dir. Dharmesh Darshan 1996). So what happened to the onscreen kiss in those five decades?
While the kiss — the lip-to-lip erotic kind — was absent from Hindi cinema during these years it was implied as two flowers touched, or when the camera shows a couple reflected in a pool which suddenly ripples as they move closer to each other or the camera simply moved away as they drew near.
...Kissing is present in the Kamasutra so it cannot be dismissed as something westernized, but rather it is seen in India as something to be done in private rather than in public. The boundary between the private and the public in film is shifting and porous, as is the behaviour of stars, many of whom refuse to kiss (Shah Rukh, until Jab Tak Hai Jaan, dir. Yash Chopra, 2012), while others, such as Emraan Hashmi, are famous for their kissing. Filmmakers are also wary of the censors, perhaps feeling the kiss will be cut, and even passionate bedroom scenes often avoid kissing - at least lip to lip...
She’s non-binary. Lesbians don’t like bisexuality. “They’re fickle!”
She was great as the serial killer in Silence of the Lambs.
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