Would future films get the right tone, giving audiences a sufficiently fun, superhero feeling to go along with the universe’s decidedly dark vision?

Or Danny DeVito...

Ha ha ha ha... asshole... ha ha ha.

He looks good. I hope they find the right balance between the dark seriousness of Arrow and the often silly fun of Flash and Supergirl.

A superhero show starring a markedly older main protagonist than its associates?

Not exactly. Haven’t seen anyone say Michael Keaton yet.

I have to credit where it’s due: James Whitbrook came up with the headline. We had like fifteen, but his ended the pun run. It was the decisive winner.

The movie this was adapted from came out in 1979, four years before Cyndi’s song. This coincidence was just waiting to happen ...

This is the only correct answer.

To be fair, successful actors like Russell Crowe rarely ever audition for things. Auditioning is a scary and an uncertain experience with potential humiliation regardless of how long you have been in the business. And when you are being offered gigs left and right, its just not necessary. Plus, the criteria for Cable…

How do we feel about Ron Perlman for Cable?

My strong preference for casting Cable is Stephen Lang, and that has been my view from before he volunteered. He was something as the grizzled-but-fit hardass Colonel Quaritch in Avatar. Whatever one thinks of that movie (I enjoyed it), he was memorable.

So the best thing would be if Cable continually blinks in and out of time, coming back as a different actor throughout the movie.

Sean Bean would be great. One problem, though: Cable survives everything.

Here my choices include:

Best Frank Castle to date.

Just because someone is incredibly well versed in classical art and takes inspiration from some of the greats does not make them a great filmmaker.

So he’s a tracer!

What about those of us who want to Kirk it up by sleeping with every alien they meet? What about us?