I'm presuming you're making the argument that Gibson should never play Mad Max again, the same way that Tom Hardy shouldn't play him 30 years from now. The same way that James Bond never ages? That can work but I think there's credit to an actor fully incorporate his/her age into their later-career roles. Clint…

There's quite a few good ones that aren't on this list - they could have easily upped the count to 30 and still be missing a few. One egregious example is Mr. Robot.

He might not be making clunkers like Battlefield Earth but he's certainly okay going on the Today Show to publicly (and with zero grounds) assert that psychiatry is a sham science and that mental illness does not exist. I dunno, I think that one deserves a little more ire. This kind of message is infinitely more…

Except for the fact that he is essentially David Miscavige's right-hand man in an organization well documented for abusing human rights (of its members and its critics). While I haven't personally boycotted Cruise's films (Live.Die.Repeat is pretty great), I do view him in a very different light than before I was…

Because receiving an award and attending a televised ceremony are fundamentally different things (even though it can also be both things).

Who knocked this bread all over the floor?

But "playing against type in recent years" makes little sense when he played against type in 1993 in A Perfect World and many of his subsequent roles have been shaded by varying degrees of grit. And, even though it wasn't seen by many, he wasn't exactly a nice guy in Revenge, which came out after Field of Dreams and…

I've seen a lot of Costner's filmography (I surprise myself sometimes) and describing his typical character as a "straight-arrow good guy" makes even less sense than this movie.

I wanted to mention the ironic A but couldn't remember if that award went to Hostages or The Following.

I recall Hostages getting an F, too.

FLAG opens the bathroom door, his silhouette running across six mannequins who stare back with dead (but sexy) eyes. The floor is littered with dozens of unopened pregnancy tests.

To put a somewhat finer point on the distinction, "mental illness" and "personality disorder" are both considered as psychological abnormalities. The DSM includes both in its taxonomy. The key difference is that mental illness is attributed to a medical cause, rather than one that is psychological.

"Mendozaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!"

No.

**smacks Qweef for missing bad grammer; your**

Pulling off a Horrifying 1080 is pretty sweet

I'm guessing lonely, old people would love the human contact afforded by stimulating your ass.

I'd buy that for a dollar!

Mail order brides named Krystyna, obviously.

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