Eh, he or she can probably tell that I'm only middle class and went to community college.

Close! Racism only gets you so far - to really succeed in the UK, you also have to be a serious classist!

Antisemitism was the default setting back then.

Upvoted for the bartender's use of the word "pedantic." Which I guess just proves that I am a snob, after all.

So … the Muad'dib is really El-Ahrairah, the Prince with a Thousand Enemies?

Popularity might not be the right word, but the Russians are absolutely concerned about the reputation of their nation, yes. National pride is a big part of why they eat up Putin's strongman tactics.

Oh, right. While reading this comments section, I totally forgot this was originally about a Radiohead concert.

It's extra frustrating because it came out the same year as "Captain America: Civil War" which juggled probably 15 major characters and their emotional arcs, even if they were small.

I wish I could upvote this one hundred times. I might have forgiven a quippy wise-ass Ultron if they'd just given him the proper, Kirby-dot-filled mouth-thing.

It's no wonder Gold Leader's trench run failed. F bombs are far less effective than proton torpedoes.

I'm sure it wasn't original to The Matrix, but all of the uses that have followed in Hollywood films no doubt learned it there. And it's quite rare that I find it anything but annoying.

Blueberry, no less! The apex of pancake technology!

It's a shame it's so difficult to showcase Hawkeye, especially when one of the first movie's points is "no one person has all the answers themselves," and sometimes you really do need pinpoint precision and unerring accuracy more than you need a lightning hammer.

Didn't she have little zappy-things on her wrists or some nonsense?

There was a very brief moment where "The Mummy" made me think that Brendan Fraser might have a career as an action star. Also, Rachel Weisz is amazing and wonderful.

Of all of the tired cliches that "The Matrix" accidentally gave birth to, my least favorite has to be the "come get some" beckoning gesture before/during a fight. Bullet time and the mid-air pose have long since worn out their welcome, but the beckoning gesture still pops up in movies today, and it is inexcusable.

Yeah, FUCK OFF PAL!

Having Captain America cosmically retconned into a Hydra leader is such an obvious story that I'm stunned it hasn't happened sooner.

Yeah, this theory is less "insane" and more "even people who didn't watch the movie but only heard about it could probably suggest the same thing."

Request a divorce immediately.