I'm Australian. We're made to be annoying so good luck with that.

I've said this before here but if the Soviets had spies that good, we'd be celebrating at least the 30th anniversary of Soviet World Domination Day.

H-A-Y-L-E-Y

H-A-Y-L-E-Y

No, she's the daughter of Trevor Eve.

It's a trade off really, isn't it. Rebecca Romijn's Mystique was really well done but in order to maintain that mystery, she really did have to be used sparingly and say very little. She had a much better make-up job and better shade of blue, too (though I've heard why that is - allergic reaction apparently with…

Or you could do what this film did.

I already had this idea for how to make Hayley Atwell the next or further down the line Doctor.

I think the (sad) reality is that the (vast) majority of viewers will have little to no familiarity with the source material so they can do whatever they want, provided it makes $. I'd settle for it at least being good but it often fails to be that, though to be fair IMO at least, there's been some mediocrities but…

Edge of Thorough-ness*.

I was led to believe they can vote for him *or* her, just not both.

All You Need is (Reading) Skill.

Live, Reread, Repeat.

On the other hand, why not try doing something new precisely because it's not in the comics? YMMV, of course with the end results, however.

On the other hand, it did demonstrate how several of the new up and coming X-Men (in this timeline) came together as a team under their own initiative and solved a problem as well as set up the new Wolverine timeline for Wolverine 3, given what originally happened was erased. So you could argue it served a purpose. At…

On the other hand, Tom Hardy did a respectable job as Max Rockatansky, so I guess it's always possible they can recast down the line, for all we know there's someone out there who they'll surprise us in a good way with their choice. I agree, though. Make a clean break for a while and bring in X-23 for sure.

Best scene in First Class: Had Wolverine
Notable scene in Apocalypse with Wolverine
Inspired use of Hugh Jackman in Deadpool

Try Dead Set by Charlie Brooker. It's a five part British TV miniseries which has contestants inside the Big Brother house when the zombie apocalypse breaks out outside while they're blissfully unaware of it. Well, at least initially.

I'm still more likely to buy into the premise of Paul Bettany as Vision (and that being a thing that could happen) than an Englishman winning Wimbledon relatively speaking, though.

Given the problems the other side has, being a former professional comedian is barely going to rate IMO. He also has the skills to defend himself if they try to make that an issue not only because we've seen him in action but also especially given potential attackers' vulnerabilities are going to more than likely be…