At least Rhodey was a prominent character whose death carried weight, and will be brought back to life in 4-5 years time.

Problem is that Cap is a fictional character being written by Marvel writers who are not consistently good moral diving rods.

Didn't the whole story start with a bunch of schoolkids being killed in Connecticut?

The only people more upset than Donald Trump at Meryl Streep's heroic high profile this week (of all weeks) are Annette Bening, Isabelle Huppert and Taraji Henson.

I think that was the op's point.

Do you forget to turn off the tv before falling asleep, old-timer?
Because that's how Johnny Carson remained king of late night for three decades!

Tony Randall made a film version in the 1960s too.

If he's a regular, that must be damn good jizz.

The '70s? "Who loves ya, baby!?"

The Academy has no respect for good literature.
They prefer literary criticism.

Simon shouldn't be so willing to exploit Carrie Fisher, especially since they were married.

It's a great movie stretched into two.

He does a fair amount of Magic Caucasian-ing in "Hidden Figures" too.

Fattest president since Taft.
We should have seen this coming. Isn't it a well-known tradition that America elects an obese President every year the Cubs win the World Series?

"United Kingdom seems to have learned the wrong lesson if it learned any at all….."

There can't be many of Hogan 's Heroes still around either. (I think LeBeau might be 100.)

It's absolutely sensible marketing. They know damn well that 1/3 of this film's potential audience will be people looking to be outraged. Even if they just complain about the film at Christmas dinner, it will promote it.

A 2010's Academy friendly pattern maybe. On the other hand "Manchester by the Sea" fits a 1970's Academy friendly pattern. "Silence" is 1980's. And "Fences" is 1950's.

But was it a great ACTION movie?

Mac and Me?