The series starred Marcia Gay Harden as an experienced private investigator, working with her screw-up son, played by Skyler Astin.

While I was watching it I kept thinking Cap looked like Wyatt Russell’s John Walker.

Eckhart seems like a nice guy but I have heard he can be kind of two faced.

You’re so close to getting it - good luck explaining why white people need “inclusion” when they’re already depicted at a much higher rate than they naturally occur in the general population.

Why do racists like you break out this argument as if it’s brand new, and you just thought of it? This has been the first…

The thing you’re completely missing is context. It’s twofold here. Point One, the example you chose, Power Man/Luke Cage, is indelibly tied to the “Blaxploitation” era of films, and thus his race is actually pretty crucial to the character. Almost every time a white character is reimagined as a different race, their…

If it was REALLY realistic, the video would cut out before, during, and after every time you shoot someone.

Great, more phishing schemes to look out for.

it looks like this follow-up could break the record for gaps between entries in the franchise. The last longest was between the close of the series’ best trilogy (fight me), 2008's Underworld, and one of its worst entries, the awful, stupidly named 2013 reboot, Tomb Raider. I predict we’ll see this announced for…

Also, I very much don’t enjoy seeing Valentina “flirt” with her subordinate. 1) She’s doing what she accuses Roco of doing. 2) It’s even worse, because she’s her superior. 3) She tragically misreads the situation - the younger woman admires her and sees her as role model, and that’s it.

I enjoy the Albie and Portia…

Harper does not confront her husband, because she wants to give him a chance to come clean on his own. She asks him multiple times, what he did that night. And if he told her the truth - Cameron invited sex workers to their room, they took drugs, Cameron slept with the sex workers, but he didn’t - that would be a…