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The Last Jedi ruined the latest Star Wars trilogy. Force Awakens was a reboot of the franchise, but at least it raised questions people enjoyed theorizing about. What does the Last Jedi do? Practically throws everything out the window w/ next to no thought. I'm about to the point of thinking only Episodes 1 - 6 were made. Gotta say good luck to JJ Abrams when he attempts to right the ship in Episode 9. He's going to need it.

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Friday Night Lights

Have seen it two times. Simply well done. Lived up to all the hype. Kind of a rule for myself. Have to see a Star Wars movie 3 times at a theatre. Planning on seeing it tomorrow.

Chris Neil didn't play one shift after kneeing Eichel. Sabers didn't have a chance to send anyone after him.

http://www.vicksburgpost.com/2016/03/10/man-killed-following-home-invasion-believed-to-be-mccloud/ Not expressing my opinion, but must admit I'd like to read what people for guns and people against guns have to say about all of this.

How about this one? Went down in North Tonawanda. Found it on youtube while looking for a video on what you posted.

According to an x-wing pilot, actor of course, and close friend of JJ Abrams, after reading the script for Episode VIII Abrams said he really wished he didn't pass on the opportunity to direct the next Star Wars movie. It would've been great, but I'm not worried at all about the next director. Rian Johnson directed one of the best tv episodes to ever grace the television. And that episode was Ozymandias - Breaking Bad. It's the one where Hank is killed off. The episode was very emotional, dramatic and well paced. W/ the script possibly being a what the heck was I thinking by JJ Abrams and a know how to deliver director, I'm pumped for Episode VIII.

Are the prequels as good at the original trilogy and Episode VII? In the most part they are not. But if you're into Star Wars or at least have an interest in the saga, you may enjoy them. I still like watching the prequels w/ my kids. People tend to over analyze.

Beckham is a great receiver, but his ceiling, in my opinion, isn't as high as Watkins. Beckham has a talented qb to get him the ball. Also has an OC that wants him targeted quite often. Not bashing Taylor, but he's not Eli Manning. And Roman is a bust. Watkins would have better numbers than Beckham if he was a Giant and Beckahm was a Bill.

Anyone else at different points of the film feel as if they took parts of Episode IV and used them in Episode VII. I'm not going to cite anything for spoiler reasons, but there were quite a few things that were a bit too close to Episode IV. Now, let me stress that movie was fantastic. It's just a few scenes that bothered me.

Agreed. Rex was well past the ref when the whistle was blown. He wasn't standing in front of him. Granted, he never should've walked in front of the ref, but why was the ref so far out of bounds? Not happy there was a 15 yard penalty, but would what would a Bills fan want? A 15 yard penalty or a Pats TD? If the whistle wasn't blown Pats get an easy 6.

If it's not broke don't fix it. Rex tried to fix the D' when he came in. It wasn't broke!

Play calling. Bills do not belong in a 3-4. It's as simple as that.