It's ridiculous to me that Andrew Kevin Walker was the selling point of this thing. Not just because the script is poorly written (it is), but because it feels unwritten. Everything about this movie is loose. Every element that makes a movie: plot, characters, motivations, themes, they all blip in and out of existence within each scene.

There is a scene in which the main character walks out of an FBI press conference (which she spoke at) to answer more…

My brother loves this movie. It's his favorite Star Wars by far, and as someone who doesn't care for the prequels I typically find myself in conversations with him in which we discuss our differing opinions on these movies. His argument is nuanced, but ultimately it boils down to this: Revenge of the Sith is a movie built on the backs of television seasons that serve as background knowledge.

I take this to mean something else: Revenge of the Sith…

How the hell is this movie still so good on the second rewatch?

During the atomic breath scene I was so damn excited to see it I couldn't breathe. I was panting and shaking the whole time he was attacking the Ginza. This is probably a problem and very not good but I'm not gonna think about that.

This movie is so perfectly crafted to be a love letter to every Godzilla movie that came before it. On the first…