No, the Boy George from that show.

It's a dirty, dirty euphemism.

I'll always watch that seedy Dick trying to make it on tv.

But this will be the chance to see Ollie's Ultimate Wig!

I really thought Iron Man was going to die of a heart attack right after the fight was over; I still think it would have been been a great, thematically appropriate ending to his arc.

But they come from France!

I have to agree. It's a hypocrisy that people get a pass on.

Yep.

That seems downright battybrained.

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Unlike Zoom, whose primary motivation is "You'll be a better hero if you get some tragedy in your life! Tough love!"

It doesn't count as swimming if when you leap off the start pad, you land on the other side.

I had a similar feeling, when in a recent newswire someone mentioned that Anton Yelchin's estate was just over a million dollars when he died. Maybe it's because of the housing prices where I live, but that just doesn't seem that much, particularly for a person who had been in as many prominent films as he was.

Let Gus Pataky another stab at it.

twincest , plus Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus as sisters? I begin to see your marketing angle …

Sure. That was The Mummy, after all — the worst punishment the Egyptians could devise was making someone immortal with near unlimited power to bring plagues and kill their enemies.

Far better beans than rice.

Now tell us the truth about Lance Hunter and Nick Blood.

The scenes on Krypton felt frustrating. They were neat, and felt like they could be setting up for a swords & sorcery-like prequel , but they didn't tie in with the rest of the movie. Not even the tech and Jor-El's hologram matched the feel of flying around on giant lizards.

And she just wants to see somebody — anybody! — mow her lawn!