Jai Courtney is my go-to for sheer generic Caucasianness. I know, he was in Suicide Squad, but he made such a little impression there. And, hey, Chris Evans!

Considering Marvel has made numerous failed efforts to spin Rhodey into his own series, I'd be surprised if they bring that particular character back soon. Given Marvel's current tone-deaf characterizations, maybe the next War Machine will be a 17-year-old Buddhist monk.

I have vague memories of UNSUB, now that you mention it. Although I think it was more of a less exploitative precursor of garbage like Criminal Minds.

I'm still buying Big Two monthlies, mostly out of habit, and to stay up-to-date. Which is funny, since I'm so behind on reading most of my titles.

Please.

Julian's self-righteousness and certainty he is right can make him insufferable. But not nearly as much as the others, even Drew.

I'll be glad if they bring her back, in whatever capacity. She deserved better than to be more Hollywood roadkill.

The first time I saw that scene, it was the most inexplicably scary thing I'd ever seen. Good luck topping that.

Well, there is a reason that Denzel has never excelled at comedy. He seems almost totally lacking in a sense of humor.

Wow. Good for you, Celine. I will need to change my estimation of you, at least personally.

I was hoping for a good movie here, given the nearly-lost nature of the story, and the ascendant star power of Taraji P. But the Hollywood Meatgrinder chews up everything, and spits out mediocrity. How perfectly typical of the studio to put some undistinguished white dude in charge of this.

Nothing reminds me so much of high school as Swift's appearances at award shows, Hadid sisters or whoever in tow, ostentaciously dancing and flaunting the idea that they're the coolest people in the room.

Is there a movie to be made about a woman who's "trapped" between a smarmy dick of a boyfriend, and an interfering bastard of a dad? I mean, from her point of view? Maybe in another ten years, someone might get around to making that movie.

Oh, give him time. In the next three or four years, he'll get that itch and try to be Tom Hanks in some would-be prestige drama. Then we'll see.

Also, the character did a pivot from mildly douchey loser to lovable goofball between seasons 1 and 2.

The trailers have made it seem that Lawrence and Pratt were both awakened under the same circumstances. To find that Pratt makes the conscious, selfish decision to wake her himself, almost makes the movie sound interesting.

"Potentially divisive."

That's twice that Trump has had media personalities and execs over for an off-the-record shmoozefest and ring-kissing. I wouldn't expect more than token resistance from that bunch.

That, and the fact that people were totally over the Wachowskis, and their inconsistent projects, when this came out. For a time, a number of people may have thought their gender issues were all there was to them.

Even Lee Greenwood must be tired of that shitty, pandering song by now. I mean, Creep is one of the greatest songs ever made, but Radiohead rarely comes near it anymore.