It's like the porgs. I know I should find them cute, but all I can see is they've been soullessly engineered to maximize their q-rating, rather than some weird McQuarrie design.

Funnily enough, that's exactly what happens in the film-within-the-film in Our Finest, which was also about Dunkirk. And the American pilot can't act, so Bill Nighy has to read his lines to him expressively for him to mimic.

His goatee. Beard hairs are 1000x stronger than cranial hairs for galactic background signal absorption (c.f., Riker, William T.).

Well you see, when a show creator and Executive Producer loves an actress very much…

Take each one in turn and throw him through the door he's guarding (repeat as needed if doors are iron-reinforced). Follow whichever one survives into the next room and make a called shot to the neck with your sword of sharpness.

This theory nicely explains why the Prophets sent one of their own out to possess Sarah and make sure the Sisko was born to become the Emissary. "It could be no other" because it was always Sisko who contacted them.

Eh, they no longer exist. The same thing happened to Reese, and will happen to Finch and Shaw eventually. Only Fusco gets the happy ending with his kids.

It's a good thing he doesn't have a younger daughter.

Even the Lundgren movie was acceptable for its era (i.e., when there were ninja in everything!), but all three movies were worth viewing. Having not seen Jane's Dirty Laundry, or whatever it was called, War Zone is both the best and most comic-like of the bunch.

I did that for every Star Trek Into Darkness trailer, and I saw a lot of movies in the theater that year. Sometimes you're in the middle of a packed row and it's just rude, however, so I would keep my earphones plugged into my phone with a loud track cued up. Soon as the trailer started, jam in the buds, shut my eyes,…

Lessee, there's Bond, Sherlock Holmes, and… Rudyard Kipling?

I actually liked Bozeman far more in Gods of Egypt than I did in Avengers 2.5.

Also, I feel like several of the categories you listed are probably well-represented among famous actors.

They pepper-sprayed that clean-cut young white boy and tazed him seven times. What, would you want them to overreact just because he kept trying to point the Glock in his hand at one officer's head?

To be fair, Logue cleans up okay on Gotham. Not his fault his police captain character relentlessly pursued his recovering drug addict direct subordinate who repeatedly rebuffed him. Even worse, that awful greaser hairdo they gave him.

Also, the movie itself breaks them up for a time precisely to be fair to her, to establish later that she remembers him on a subconscious level, and misses him and their perpetually restarted relationship.

Didn't help that some in the fandom thought it was solely due to Rowling's clumsy attempt to discourage the Sirius/Lupin fan relationship, along with putting pin-ups of women on motorcycles in Sirius's old room to hetero him up.

That door was a hydraulic ramp the weight of a small car and it would have crushed him if someone hadn't pressed the emergency stop. I'd say equipment like that should have had better (or more stringently adhered to) safety precautions.

I was going to skip it, but since I've already seen Baby Driver and Rough Night, and am going to watch The Dark Tower, I'll get free digital copies of all four if I watch Spider-Man as well. Except I still don't actually want to watch it. But a matinee would be a lot cheaper than just buying Baby Driver. Argh!

Wouldn't it be DIS? Because it was VOY, not VGR.