And he was surprisingly great.

So, A Bridge Too Far?

That there is still 5 more years of brutal warfare after the battle ends.

It is a war movie. What were they expecting?

Dude, this is the sequel to a movie that had North Koreans breach the most heavily defended airspace in the country with a giant gunship.

I actually like that movie. It's a ridiculously cliched war movie where the bad guys are aliens. It never makes any claim to be art and it's a hell of a fun ride.

Yeah, I can't fault him for doing something for his kid. Doesn't mean I'm gonna watch the tripe though.

Yeah probably.

KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHN!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, just like Danai Gurira right? Oh wait…

Worked well for Lori and that annoying chick in Alexandria.

Nah. I'm not a teenager, but Clerks is still fucking funny

Can't it be both?

Like one of those mouth-breathers who watch the show and say stuff like "Man, I wish there would be a zombie apocalypse. I would kick so much ass."? I have a friend who talks like this and I always remind him that, 1. You have Lupus. 2. You have never fired a gun before in your life.

A Star Trek show where the skipper isn't the main character? Interesting…

I don't get it either. He has made some stinkers, sure, but so have most directors. As far as I'm concerned he gets a lifetime pass for Clerks.

This is the AV Club though. Bad politics will always trump pure entertainment value.

People actually watched that?

My cousin used to have a '59 Bel Air and I was always nervous riding around in that thing.

This sounds exactly what I was hoping it would be. Can't wait.