Unpopular opinion time (super alpha no pony edition)

@Jarkes  
Didn’t he do VII? cuz if so i am cool with that too,

@Thanotos Omega
 
Yes, he did. And from what I’ve heard about Colin Trevenow (or however you spell his last name), Abrams is probably a much better pick for the movie.

@Jarkes  
I just really liked VII,

@ColdhardSilver  
Images are the only positives for me for that site tbh.
 
Also it seem to crawl to a snails pace 80% of the time when I go there.

@Thanotos Omega
 
Same. Yeah, it relied a bit too heavily on nostalgia for the original trilogy, but it was still fairly solid.

TFA was boring and i liked none of the new characters.

@Jarkes  
Eh i felt it did enough cool new things on it’s own,

@Jarkes  
I’d rather have someone else direct SW IX rather than JJ “lense flare obsession” Abrams. Why not Ron Howard, Leland Che, or one of the writers for SW: Rebels? I know he will likely remain a writer, but I don’t think he deserves to be the sole writer for it.

@Absol95
 
He’s really toned down the lens flares since Star Trek 2009 though.

Turnabout Big Top was a great case and Acro was a great villain.

@ColdhardSilver  
While only one thing bothered me in that case, I honestly felt like it wasn’t a bad case as everyone is saying.

@ColdhardSilver  
I’m not sure what to say about Acro I felt bad since he basically killed his adoptive father accidentally. But  
then I just remembered who his real target was and now I don’t :S

@ColdhardSilver
 
I liked it but I wanted to throw Trelo into a campfire.

@Marx  
I think the thing with that is mixing sympathy with understanding.  
I think the case was trying invoke more of the latter give the Justice For All theme and the fact that the likes of Mini and Acro still very much get punished for their actions are clearly labeled as murderers first and everything else second. Acro’s backstory, screw up, initial revenge, brother, condition, suicidal thoughts, etc etc etc. They all come together allow us to have a great sense of understand about Acro and what lead him to an unforgivable path. You can only really know the Acro’s pain by understanding his life and figuring out all that must’ve raced about in his head, the suffering that made a good man turn murderer. Wither you feel sympathy or pity for the likes of Acro and Mini is second hand to you understanding them.

@Shepherd  

 
well she not a pony, she a birb.

@angrybrony  
She’s a character in the series. She counts in this case. Please don’t be a smartyay, I’m already the latter.

@Meanlucario  
if you’re a latter then how do you use the computer?

@angrybrony  
Luck and auto-correct.

I really don’t like how almost all main characters in major hour long shows nowadays are complete assholes. I understand that being flawed makes a character more interesting, but so often people cheer a character for being an asshole, and the show doesn’t punish their assholishness or otherwise present their douchiness as anything other than cool.

@gingerninja666  
the virtuous characters are portrayed as idiots/push-overs/can’t get the job done?

@OptimusPrimevil
 
Pretty much.

@gingerninja666  
Which is why I like good guy characters who aren’t dumb. Like, being naive doesn’t always go hand to hand with being nice.
 
You can be good and smart.

Jimmy Neutron is superior to Fairly Oddparents.

There should never be movies made about famous internet personalities.
 
Fred and Smosh are good examples of this.

I can’t stand Arin Hanson/Egoraptor.