I think it could have worked with McQueen if he played it similarly to his Magnificent Seven character (with a little Great Escape mixed in). That character was obviously a deadly gunslinger, but goofy enough to banter.

Anyone who ever tries to say wrestling and drag queens could never mix has clearly never heard of Goldust. 

This is going to be great. It’s overdue for someone to deep-dive into Hedy Lamarr’s non-acting talents. She’s one of the most fascinating people in movie history. 

So by the way, how in the world would the Maloof’s never even suspect that Logan speaks Arabic? An Intelligence Officer who’s done tours in the Middle East, and they just kinda assumed he wouldn’t know at least a little bit of that particular language? Come on now, Maloofs. 

I said this into the void on Twitter earlier today, but given the full events of this season (not going into further spoilers), combined with Beaver, Kendall, etc... it’s SHOCKING that Dick, for all his many, many faults, is as relatively well-adjusted as he is. You can almost forgive his douchebaggery given the…

I still just love that the writers went all in and named their teenage girl out to avenge her murdered father Matty Ross... the same name (different spelling of Matty/ie) as the girl in True Grit. 

I mean, I’m actually kind of impressed. I was fully expecting at least one mention of Korg but, to my surprise, it was not to be.

I loved Will’s reaction. I dunno why, it was a pretty basic reaction, but it absolutely cracked me up.

It didn’t help that Mike was 100% being the smug little asshole that Hop said he was.

I’d go so far as to agree with you.

So is this the Summer of Sophie, or the Summer of Jake? Do they need to fight it out? Drinking games to decide the winner? Perhaps a good old fashioned game of pinochle? How do we decide this one?

I guess they decided Pumas weren’t canon? 

I feel like Captain Marvel fell into “middle of the road” territory as far as the MCU is concerned, but this is just stupid. I wonder if they called Superman a villain at the end of Superman II when, after giving up his powers and being bullied at a diner, he went back after getting his powers restored and manhandled…

The music from that sequence gets my adrenaline going and gives me chills to the point where it’s a staple on my playlist when I go running. 

In fairness I’m pretty sure everything needs more Karen Gillan. 

The climactic 10 minutes as they chase after Magua up the side of the mountain, with the final confrontation, with that music, is one of my favorite film climaxes of all-time. It’s absolute perfection.

He never “admitted” to it but in interviews he has all but said, “Yeah it was me” via nudge nudge, wink wink stuff. I recall an interview with Graham Norton specifically.

No kidding. I feel badly for Marsden - he’s a talented guy who should have been a leading man and a much bigger star. Somehow, he’s relegated to... whatever this is.

I wouldn’t mind seeing it simply because his real life brother played Sabretooth (well, in the shittiest Wolverine movie, anyway).

Agreed. I always liked Chris Evans (he’s freaking hilarious in Not Another Teen Movie and yes I’m giving that movie some love right now because it’s by far the best of that crappy genre we were saddled with), but I also didn’t know what to expect from him in these movies. He always seemed too cocky and almost smug to…