I think it all comes down to the visuals. It looks more impressive on the screen for the Starkiller to draw energy from a nearby star. It’s a constant reminder to the audience during those outdoors shots that the clock was ticking before it would be charged and ready to fire.

Topher on Dollhouse began as a creep before slowly coming apart.

Here’s a trailer for an abandoned Warcraft point & click adventure game from the ‘90s. Clancy Brown did the voicework for the hero, Thrall (and there’s a callback to Highlander right near the end.)

Fie (rhymes with high)-gee (with a hard “g”, like a karate outfit), stress on the first syllable. I believe.

I pronounce it fay-gee (with a hard g). Doesn’t mean I’m right, it’s just how it sounds in my head.

FAY-ghee, I believe based on what I’ve heard in interviews.

My only gripe: Raina got to see Age of Ultron before us.

Thank Goodness they never translated Wolverine... :)

Matthew Vaughn, you have to be nice to Daniel Craig. Considering you basically made his James Bond audition tape as your first movie. Which was AMAZING.

I don't hate del Toro enough to wish that terrible script on him. Good suggestion for Actors' Biggest Dodged Bullets, though.

Marvel wanted Jensen Ackles for Hawkeye. I'm still sad this didn't happen because Renner adds little to the character or either of the MCU films he's been in. On the other hand, I think Ackles wouldn't be able to stop himself from making a great Hawkeye. The world may disagree. (That world is wrong).

Her husband/boyfriend/current whatever didn't direct it so there was never any chance.

Easy: Pedro Pascal, Doctor Strange.

Benicio del Toro not taking up the Khan role in Star Trek Into Darkness.

No, sorry. Consumers do not have to have the talent and financial resources to "make their own" in order to criticize the things they love. Movie critics do not have to make blockbuster movies to be able to tell you that the dialog was awful. Very few people have all the skills necessary and the thousands if not…

You(and the movie) are making the assumption that smart people have smart children and dumb people have dumb children. While I'm sure the intelligence of the parents does have an effect on a child's overall development it still is entirely possible for two idiots to produce a genus and vice versa, eugenics would not…