Dude, if that bothers you, I look forward to your reactions to Boom Tubes and Granny Goodness.

Maybe he doesn't figure into the early stages of the plot.

At least Cyborg directly ties into the plot. From what I'm reading, Darkseid's minions are coming to earth to retrieve the Motherboxes that were left here, one of which is inside Cyborg and powering his body.

It doesn't look like there is any shit that guy is too old for.

Some of these could have used a bit more research. For instance, Cleopatra was of entirely Greek descent, as was the rest of the Ptolemaic dynasty.

You know, I can't help noticing that none of the protesters seem to be offering any recommendations regarding which white actors should not have been nominated and which black or other minority actors should have been. What, specifically, would they have changed? I'm not saying that question can't be answered, but it…

I've got nothing against it. But like its successors The Broadway Melody, All Quiet on the Western Front, and Cimarron, it has a very strong tragic element to it. Wholly optimistic films don't tend to win Best Picture.

I'm not sure if this is strictly an LGBT issue. The Oscars have, in general, favored tragedies over other genres, going all the way back to Wings (1927). Sure, occasionally an optimistic film manages to slip through the cracks, but Best Picture is generally pretty bleak.

Okay, so people outside of the US can't see it in 70mm. Why is that a reason for people inside the US to not be able to see it in 70mm? These films will still be converted to and exhibited in the standard format where it is necessary to do so, so the push for 70mm will not change your film-going experience at all. I…