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Rian did him wrong, man. I don't necessarily hate all of TLJ but I'll never forgive Rian for Admiral Ackbar's unceremonious death. He deserved so much more.

Captain Kirk would still probably bang a female Mon Calamari.

So true. We never know what loads they carry. He will be greatly missed.

I came to realize after he had passed exactly what he was saying in an interview. He was asked "So will we see you in Black Panther 2" and he replied "I don't think so." And then gave a vague reply to why not. But something along the line that it wouldn't be possible.

My sister has been terminally ill with blood cancer for 21 years.

Otter (I love your moniker, I have a kitty named Otter), You have hit upon one of the most important things to remember as we travel through life "we just never know what other people are going through." It is so true and sometimes just a bit of kindness or understanding can make a huge difference to someone. Thank you for putting that out there and may your journey bring you joy.

One man in my city battled it on and off for 48 years. Unfortunately he recently lost the fight.

Exactly, and well said! It's a large part of what makes the abuse thrown at him by internet trolls mocking his emaciated appearance so utterly disgusting. They were calling him "the crack panther", among other things, blissfully unaware that the poor guy was DYING.

In some cases, when the cancer isn't curable - either due to the type of cancer, or the patient's current health - the treatment involves turning cancer from acute to long term. My grandma had leukemia, but she also had 1 kidney for years, hepatitis from a blood infusion during the surgery to remove that kidney in the 80's, a heart condition after having lived for 30 years with 1 kidney which put a strain in her heart. That being said, the proper offensive treatment for leukemia would have killed her before showing any results. Instead, she was put on a minor dose of chemo biweekly that kept her cancer sort of under control or maybe slowed down it's progression and she survived with it for 10+ years while having a relatively good quality of life (a couple of days of nausea and fatigue after her chemo session was the main discomfort).

Yeah, their behaviour was goddamn sickening. >:(

“She never edited an action film” stands to reason she did adit other films!

That’s not how it sounds at all.

That's an assumption. They said they never edited an action movie. That's like a politician saying they were never caught taking a bribe versus never taking a bribe.

English is not my main language, but qhen it says that she has not edited an action movie, does not imply that she has not edited any movies, just action movies i believe thats an overgeneralization

I understood it perfectly without having heard of either of those people. Loved the movie, though. Now I know why.

it did clearly say "as she had not edited an ACTION film before" she was new to the genre, not the job.

Who in their right mind would give a $150 Million movie to someone that has never edited before? Of course she's a professional editor. Women have been Editors and Doctors and Lawyers and Leaders of nations for a long time now.

I know right!? That's what I was thinking at first

That's what I thought when I read this.

Totally agree - I chalked it up to being an Australian film, but I'm jazzed that a woman edited it, that's awesome and I want more too!!

He had received a diagnosis of *Dementia with Lewy bodies,* which is particularly challenging for loved ones cope with—it wasn’t some random “I just can’t take it anymore” situation. Poor example...

Felt like a relative dying. Damn I'm tearing up just thinking about it and him.

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Oh yes, well recorded that people used to say it CONSTANTLY, just because... It was obviously used, but people didn't go cramming it into normal conversation, QT is always stupidly over the top with everything

Same. I wouldn't be able to bring myself to say it.

Hell yes he was! Tolkien wanted to make a point about the value of humility and humble people, something that the modern world has forgotten.

100% Frodo definitely would’ve died without Sam.