More like Jeffrey Daaaaaaamnbor.

How are you doing on your predatory business practices and tolerance for white supremacy?

Snowflakes!

I think the zods are against it being a feasible option.

It seems like it's the least of this film's problems, but … what a sad waste of Eric Bana.

Sure, man. We'll ease you into it.

I like the idea of Guy Ritchie doing completely forgettable versions of all of the great characters of English fiction, retaining only the broadest of strokes from the source material and generally being completely bonkers.

It was Lincoln's election that was the main catalyst for South Carolina's succession. So in effect, if Trump thinks the way could have been avoided, he's saying that America shouldn't have elected Lincoln.

Thanks!

Also, it's cool that the movie doesn't stop to explain why the fighters can fly/glide. I know now it's a staple of Chinese wuxia, but I didn't know that when I saw it. And being a Chinese film, they'd have had no reason to add in a scene of exposition explaining it, but I feel like if it were made today, they might.…

Mmmmmmmm … scallops breast plate …

I remember even in the film, the subtitles were trying to tell me that Lo was shouting "Jen!" when he was clearly shouting "Jiaolong!" I get that simplification is not only easier but probably a good thing, considering just how different our languages are. But it meant I wasn't sure what to trust when I was trying to…

They might have super-soldier endurance, but first fist/knife/shield fight between Captain America and the Winter Soldier certainly feels like the hits hurt.

I'd be fine if the rationale is purely "it's a sub-genre that I don't really feel like including."

I'd argue that, while "The Dark Knight" is clearly a superior film, "Batman Begins" is specifically a better superhero movie. Largely due to Nolan's "let's make this as realistic as is possible considering the subject matter" approach going into high gear by the second film.

No mention of Yeoh and Ziyi's duel, where Yeoh keeps grabbing different weapons? Shame on you, sir. One of my favorite fights I've ever seen in a film.

It wouldn't be Game of Thrones without a little blood.

Did they bite into something and let the juice run down their chin? If not, it ain't A Song of Ice and Fire.

They sold better than the Harvey Dent Face Cream, that's for sure.

Ha! Dads got jokes.