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This was explained by Doc Brown in Part II. In the Back to the Future trilogy the theory of time travel depicted is based on parallel universes. When a change is made in the past it creates a parallel universe. Doc explains it to Marty after they return to 1985 from 2015 and Marty finds his mom married to Biff who is now living Donald Trump's life.
Killing off Q was the dumbest thing ever. It was also a travesty that Hugh died without ever getting to see his friend Geordie. He thanked Picard for freeing him but didn't even mention Geordie who literally saved his life by convincing Picard that he was worth saving.
If Harrison Ford can still be Indiana Jones then the OG Ghostbusters crew can handle a few proton packs!
Some people enjoy watching and discussing stupid, obscure movies. What kind of movies do you like watching and talking about?
Oh, haha! Duh! I sometimes still have a hard time realizing that the prequels were 20 years ago.
He’s only five years older than the last time he was seen in the movies.
I think a cool title that would fit better with the first two would be Bill and Ted's Triumphant Return.
The guy in your second video actually agrees with me. You must not have watched the video. He says exactly what I said. He said the grip was limiting, awkward, has less reach and that a standard grip is better. Sorry man, Rey and Kylo fight like morons. Their fighting technique is just one of many things the writers get wrong because they writing about something they don't understand. They're out of their element and it shows.
Not sure what you were trying to prove with that video. Sure you can dance around with it but it says nothing about reach, power or defense. Just pick up a broom handle or a baseball bat. Swing it in front of you and see how far your reach, arch and power will be limited with the reverse grip as opposed to the standard grip.
My comment about the lightsabers wasn’t about weight. It was about reach. It would be harder to accurately attack and harder to defend using a grip and stance like they did.
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