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I just want the Bond universe to somehow cross streams with the Star Wars universe so Craig can sort of have a Moonraker moment where he takes out Kylo Ren and drinks a martini on the new and improved Death Star...

My favorite piece of trivia about this film is the guy in the Storm Trooper suit that gets manipulated by Rey is none other than James Bond himself, Daniel Craig. I think that may be my absolute favorite thing about this film!

I should also say I do believe that all Star Wars films would be far better had they been written and directed by John Milius.

Nobody dies in this scene but it always makes me very emotional and I end up in tears...

Ha, I can say certainly never in the parking lot after the show. This was sort of a weird set of circumstances where there were 3 or 4 people crying (a mix of adult men and women) while some others in their group basically laughed at and tormented them. So, along with the odd crying thing...

I think when we disagree that's a pretty good thing because it means we get to be exposed to different ideas and viewpoints. So, I would hope there are people that disagree with me and I hold nothing against them or Abrams. Honestly, I probably am not the best guy to judge a film like this...

I just want to say that my comments on Abrams being to filmmaking what tribute bands are to classic rock were not meant as bashing him...it is just what he does. All of his feature films are "tribute" films and they all "slavishly adhere" (I never said reproduce) to all of the big, little, and...

Basically, I think the thing is Abrams is to filmmaking what tribute bands are to classic rock. He is not a great filmmaker he is just a guy that does nice cover versions of the actual tunes. His new Star Wars film is good and fun because he so slavishly adheres to the original versions. Sure...

Well, Lucas calling Disney a bunch of "white slavers" was certainly one of the most humorous moments in Star Wars history.