Jackie Chan insisted on ending the movie with outtakes.

And the cow.

What! Surely over the past two weeks that could have filmed a scene where Ross gives Kimmie a knife and tells her to bury it in Uncle Juice's backyard?

Malcolm Jamal Warner knows how to play absolute loyalty.

Bishop was aboriginal? Learn something new every day. I know an X-character called Gateway was.

Not surprising that Daisy rejected the definition of inhuman powers as a disease in favor of physical proof of special snowflakeicity.

Malick is "the last head of Hydra"? They don't expect Gary Shandling to make a comeback?
Where did they get this intel? A few weeks ago, they didn't even know Malick WAS Hydra.

"They prefer the name 'inhumans'"

Critical darling? Better Call Saul is practically the blockbuster that lets AMC continue to renew shows like Halt and Catch Fire.

They have five years to play with. And after that, there's Gene 's adventures to tell.

Dallas Buyers Club was an acclaimed film; but it only made 27 million, and nobody remembers she was in it.

Robert Duvall has a couple in his filmography.

It probably also helped that it was made by actual filmmakers.

Although she's from Georgia, which is closer to Kentucky than Tim Olyphant's Hawaii.

Hope she smiles more on this new series. She was sexy as sin on the pilot of Justified. But for the next several seasons, she wore the same sullen countenance like she was the only person on screen or in the tv audience who was not enjoying every episode.

There has been some effort to replace it with "east Asian". But the Asian presence isn't as significant in Europe as it is in America, so there is less protest.

Oscar accountants don't count money though. They just count, and recount, a count again (according to the new preferential ballot system). So it's more of a "math" than a "money" stereotype.

George Takei might just be angry because the academy governors will be taking away his voting privileges this year in order to make the academy "more inclusive".

Fancy name for "recovering alcoholic".

Sylvester Stallone gives it a good effort in "Creed", but he just doesn't nail the skin color right. All magic, no negro.