While I agree I would like to see both of them get more work, it always seems a bit bizarre to me when people throw out celebrities as examples of who should have gotten a job. I understand they're just examples, but maybe they didn't want it? Maybe they weren't passed over, but instead said no.

The "one man, two guvnors" line seems to be a pretty direct attack on Cordon, based on his nationality.

I was trying to figure out which of those pictures was the real one and which is the simulacrum.

Disagree with the decision, sure. But personally attacking the guy who got the job is a bit much.

Celebrity Name Game is the show.

Although I enjoyed Cordon in his Who appearances, he tends to be mostly obnoxious on his own in my experience.

Do you have a source for that? Spider-Woman has never really been a character associated with the Spider-Man circle of characters, outside of her name.

Well said.

I'm pretty sure Marvel has the Spider-Woman rights.

I was going to say this. Most Jez authors seem to be of the mind that "it's better than nothing", discounting what kind of damage an awful film can do to the movement of a female-driven comic book film. Instead of pushing for something RIGHT NOW, how about pushing for a well crafted film, even if it takes a little…

From what I've read he cheated for years. But, of course, some writers find him attractive so he doesn't catch the crap he deserves.

Did they recast the role?

Hell yes I want to see a good female led comic film. But it's a pretty naive position to take when you assume Feige can just wave his hand and a fully formed film will appear. I, for one, would like to see them do it right so we don't end up in another wasteland as we were post-Elektra or Catwoman. It's coming, but…

This is kind of a long story. (Understatement.) I had a decent job managing a chain store in the mall and I was dating a girl at the time that had a somewhat less well-paying job working at a kiosk in the same mall. I only mention the jobs because her income plays a role in this tale. I was 24; she was 21 with a child…

I liked Rocket visually, but I just couldn't get into Cooper's VA. He sounded bored or stoned most of the time to me and almost as though he couldn't work up some excitement, even when the character was snarling and raging onscreen. Still, I enjoyed the film more than I expected.

I would like both her and Bay to go away (probably Will Arnett, too, as he skeezes me out and is -at best- a mediocre actor). They make terrible films that inexplicably rake in a metric ass-ton of money. Thankfully, not much of mine, though I must admit I paid to see Armageddon in the theatre on a date once.

Thank goodness for that. My X-Men loving friends would have been weeping for days!

Ah, thanks. I'll have to go do some research.

Wait. What? Where? How? Not that I'm doubting that news is somewhere on the internet, but I can't comprehend it being legit.

Huh? They're shooting another X-Men movie already?