I and II are just that bad IMO. Not because VII and IX are great, just that the other two are that bad.
Reason I give IX slack is because they had to fix what VIII caused and did it in the only way possible that they could. If you wanted to erase those three movies from existence and start over I'd be fine with that. (Although Kylo Ren finding the "super sith" concept would have been cool.)
i would’ve rather they make up a totally new bad guy out of nowhere, which would’ve also been stupid, than completely invalidate the OT
Quite a few Star Trek movies, actually. More than Star Wars movies. 1. Wrath of Khan 2. First Contact 3. Generations 4. Undiscovered Country 5. The Voyage Home 6. Search for Spock 7. The Movie 8. Insurrection 9. Nemesis 10. Star Trek (2009 'reboot') The worst of all of them was V, The Final Frontier. I almost walked out of the theater for that one. I have not seen the next 2 JJ Abrahms ones, I don't think, so cannot rank them.
Swap generations and Undiscovered Country, and I agree. There is no need for you to watch the last two JJ Abrams movies. They will be at the bottom.
1. NE IPA 2. IPA 3. Pale Ale 4. American Style Sours 5. Porter 6. Pils 7. Lager 8. Brown Ale 9. Stouts 10. Coors Light
1. Woodford Reserve 2. Eagle Rare 3. Baker's 4. HillRock 5. Jefferson's 6. High West 7. J. R. Ewing 8. Basil Hayden 9. 1792 10. Maker's I omitted Pappy because of the price. I'm also open to recommendations.
In ancient Egypt, farmers were paid in beer during the flood season to work on the pyramids until the waters receded.
And the pyramids had a shiny layer of soft rock that gave a lustrous look. Erosion gives us a false impression of what was intended.
The Zoo Apparently the only way to view the cotton-topped tamarins is to not have a di€k. That’s right, the zoo wanted the award for best bathroom so badly they put one of the most interesting and rarely seen species of primate in the women’s room. I decided to risk a permanent branding as a sex offender and went in anyway. I guess I survived but we’ll see. The men’s room had a big snake so I avoided it lest I feel inadequate. The clouded leopard threw up and looked generally agitated. That’s one of the few exhibits here that doesn’t seem to meet basic needs. Usually they pace. The Andean bear and Sumatran tiger exhibits are state of the art. I saw the tiger sleeping against the glass before waking up, yawning, and grooming. That was worth the price of admission even with the gender discrimination. White rhinos have replaced elephants. I think the male was the largest specimen I’ve ever seen in person. Giraffes were off exhibit due to the introduction of a new male to his harem of four. What a lucky bastard. I got into a spat with the Toco toucan keeper when she denied toucan sexual dimorphism. I eventually wrestled out of her that males are larger. I love it when people assume I know nothing. All in all it was a good visit but I won’t give them any more money until they deliver on their promise to have giant otters. I’ve been hearing that since about 2007.
