" What would you tell a Muslim who doesn't want to vote for any politician that uses Islamaphobia to win elections."

" Obviously his popularity has to do with Democrats nominating an establishment politician like Clinton."

I'm a Bernie supporter and I'm embarrassed to say that many of my fellow supporters make the Ron Paul crowd seem smart.

EVERYTHING makes the left look bad. Hell, apparently it's even "the left's" fault that Donald Trump won the GOP primaries! It couldn't possibly be that a lot of GOP voters genuinely hate the idea of Muslims and Mexicans being in the US and choose a leader who disparages and promises to stop and deport them. No, it's…

The fact that some idiots at Google (who is NOT part of "the left" in US politics) chose to celebrate her says nothing about "the left's" attitudes. Except in your head.

Yeah, why can't more people on the left speak out against Muslims and Mexicans? That would keep Trump from getting elected. Clearly, it's the LEFT's fault that GOP primary voters chose the way they did.

So if Sanders had been nominated, Trump would've gone back and retroactively lost the GOP primaries?

Google is now the "liberals" partly responsible for Donald Trump?

"would I be wrong if I said that I think the left has to shoulder some of the blame for the rise of Trump"

Every single person in the media needs to speak out against this thin-skinned narcissist. Don't tolerate Trump in any way.

I know. Hence my question.

Most of them haven't even seen it, is my guess.

"he said he did and I believe him"

Cheadle is a great character actor, but yeah… he doesn't come off as a War Machine.

I have an idea - he should travel around to different small towns and cities in America while trying to conceal his identity…. he could also try and help people he runs into in each town.

But it's not even a list.

One reason I really enjoyed last year's Liam Neeson action-drama "Run all night" was that it had a fairly unique perspective, for a movie, on violence. Well worth seeing.

It also feels to me as if you always have to count on getting sucked into at least 10 other movies, or have seen 10 other movies, to enjoy the one you're going to see. I like the Marvel MCU, but it's getting a bit much. What's wrong about just watching something for 100 minutes that you don't have to invest more than…

"The crowd doesn't go to them like they used to do" is more correct.

I think that's why I really enjoyed "Criminal" (in theaters now) with Kevin Costner as well as the other mind-transfer sci-fi movie with Ryan Reynolds which came out last year, "Self/Less". They're not adventure movies, and not great, but the type of mid-budget, big-name action thrillers that used to come out and do…