I mean, Fiennes, Bassett and Lewis were already stars, and Tom Sizemore was at worst an elite That Guy at that point.

Boyega plays a security guard who inadvertently gets tied to a possible shooting that some trigger-happy cops also inadvertently got tied to, and even though the audience can safely assume that Boyega’s character did nothing wrong—because he’s John Boyega and everyone loves him…

Great timing.

How far into Spielberg's career do you have to get before studios would have let him do anything he wanted, including making a movie with a popular female star?

It's one thing to pull an episode that depicts gun violence after a shooting, but an episode that discusses violence would seem to be the opposite of insensitive.

Banks has made one movie, so probably not?

Banks also offered up her advice to people hoping to see more women-directed movies: “Buy a fucking ticket to a movie with a woman, take them, give them the experience of seeing amazing women on film.”

But what about Guardians 2? And, uh, Boss Baby?

#JusticeforD'Bari

Hey, he gets that from both sides.

Now, we know that’s when the robots-in-disguise toys debuted in real life, but there’s no telling just how the ’80s will factor into Bumblebee’s solo pic, which is being directed by Travis Knight, other than to have him playing a lot of Run D.M.C. or Cyndi Lauper.

I *hope* that Perlmutter was the problem - he certainly is a sexist asshole - but I'm a little wary of those anonymous reports that blamed him given that Feige talks to the press all the time while Perlmutter hasn't talked to a reporter of any kind in decades. But I hope things will be changing.

Honestly I think Marvel is glad that DC is making good superhero movies just to push back the day when audiences get sick of going to them. Casual viewers don't distinguish between corporate ownership of characters.

The director of Batman & Robin would like to apologize for making a crap movie

I'm pretty sure he relied on The Expert.

It's more like Days of Thunder…with cars.

Marvel doesn't do romance much because the nerds complained that romance tropes are the devil, since Thor and Iron Man have both lost their girlfriends.

We didn't get to see Hera, even in flashback…

Kiersey Clemons, who’s been in a bunch of things but will likely soon be known as the DC cinematic universe’s version of Iris West.

They gave it a B. What time do you want to schedule the show trial?