What specifics am I nit picking? The lack of any proof presented?

Yes I am stating I am totally pro rape and hate women just because I believe in proof being required to ruin someone's life.

Actual proof is different than picking a side because it makes sense to you. This is a mans career. If it ends, it should be for a good reason, and there should be some proof to justify it. Accusation should not be equivalent to truth, no matter the despicable level of the act accused.

Well that was pretty generic.

So a website voting process is dominated by the regular users of the website? You don't say.

Everybody has bills to pay. Can't begrudge the guy a living in between opportunities on good projects.

Don't you mean Despair?

Well, what he said isn't wrong. Scorsese just does it in a very stylish, well written, endlessly entertaining way. I haven't seen this show yet, so I don't know if it's one of his better works, but I'm certainly one of those people who is still interested in what he does, when he does it well. If Richard Hell…

It's almost like obsessive, controlling people don't like situations they can't control. Crazy shit, man.

Elektra is tied in with the Hand and Stick, so that would make sense.

I am an older comics fan, and I connect him with the very regrettable 90's comics that introduced him, and especially Cable. Dude with a nonsense name from the future with a glowing eye, scars, pouches, big guns, who forms a paramilitary group, and is "mysterious" in an underwritten way. Man I hated Cable, and still…

Fawcett's argument in trial was basically that maybe they ripped off the general idea of a guy who is good at everything, but that was sort of a pre-existing idea (Doc Savage) and by the time National was suing them, Super-man writers had taken many more ideas and concepts from them. They went back and forth showing…

Fawcett mostly went out of business because the comics industry imploded in the early 50's, and not because of the ok but not huge settlement they paid National (DC). A lot of comic companies died around then, in the first big industry purge, although that time it was mostly super hero titles getting killed off. If…

I've read very few interesting Superman stories, but I haven't read all that many. The Alan Moore stuff was decent, but a bit too heavily invested in continuity and in references. I think that is a big issue with Superman, he's got an incredibly long and silly back story that writers seem to love to reference, and…

All of the scenes where the rear view mirror is flipped down in the normal position is him driving, and it was flipped upwards for the stunt driver. You can see it from the inside of the car and out. McQueen did quite a lot of the driving, but far from all of it.

The Economist looked at the film industry and the Oscars since the year 2000, and Black actors are actually doing pretty good. Their SAG membership, acting roles, top acting roles, Oscar nominations and wins are all within a few percent of their percentage makeup of the US population. Sure the last two years were…

I get what you're saying, but when was the last time she was offered a starring role? He had a job she couldn't get, or at least it seems like it. How he ended up with it or whether he was any good at it is irrelevant, he had it for 7 seasons. She was a guest. He also probably worked more, and got paid more over…

So he got paid more than twice as much in his last role?

How much is he getting paid for starring in Californication, and how much is she getting as a guest or supporting role in the TV shows she's doing now? I haven't seen either of their recent work, and never found the X-Files to be interesting at all, so I won't claim either merits better pay based on ability, but one…

You also have to realize that Lee was half writer and half PR hype-man for Marvel. When he stepped away from the writing, they kept him around just for the PR stuff, because he was rally good at it. To this day whenever comic related things happen, people want to talk to Stan Lee about, people love his unashamed…