A black bear isn’t harmless in singular, mechanical terms. As you note they’re big powerful creatures with claws and teeth and whatnot. But statistically, yes, they’re pretty harmless. Less than one human death or so per year put them pretty low on the dangerous North America wildlife scale.

Of course art/entertainment is subjective. But across a very wide swath of critics, all three of those movies reviewed poorly. And given the budget and prominence of the characters involved, BvS absolutely underperformed financially.

My only problem with A Knight’s Tale is every time I watch it I wait for Heath Ledger’s character to realize that while the Princess is cool and all, his true love is the blacksmith lady. And that plot twist never happens no matter how many times I watch.

Trying to interpret if a swing in the batter’s box was “real” or “serious” or whatever motive the batter had in their mind would be utter madness and lead to a billion bad calls either way (especially with bad ball hitters in the Vlad Guerrero mold in the universe). It has to be interpreted as real, until and unless…

“Vampires are undead creatures with very sharp fangs who could, at any moment, bite you and usher you into the eternal purgatory of the living dead. Would you risk this for a lay? No. You would not.”

At this point you’re clearly either an idiot or a troll. Have a nice life.

No, your analogy is broken and misses the point entirely.

Again, you are contorting yourself all over the place to try to create a special definition of sport that manages to exclude esports. Poker doesn’t require reflexes or hand eye coordination. And why do you put sports in the same category as being a soldier? That’s just offensive.

Different sports require different physical attributes. E-sports requires insane reaction times and hand eye co-ordination. You can get physically injured doing it, and your skills tend to fade with age. Sports is a big umbrella. Archery is a sport even though you’re basically standing still the whole time. Ping…

Keep in mind such a policy could easily be used to punish an employee for being gay, or a non-Christian, or having done modeling work when they were younger, etc.

To be fair, Wonder Woman has been portrayed in a ton of different ways over her 75 or so year history, and not all of those portrayals, or, I’d guess, even most of them have portrayed her as particularly muscular (yes, some of them have been muscular and I have no problem with that either, I just don’t think it’s…

Your main objection is she lacks charisma in a article about how charismatic she is in this interview? Okay.

What did 5th element rip off from Star Wars, aside from extremely broad sci-fi/fantasy concepts (a big evil is coming and a chosen one is gonna fight it).

Accusations of what? I can’t find any accusations, just people disagreeing with you.

Rom the Spaceknight!

I think all the cop procedurals this year turned into military dramas.

Wisdom of the Crowds is about a rich tech genius who suffers a personal loss due to crime and decides to use technology and crowd sourcing via a phone app to revolutionize law enforcement.

It’s APB 2.0 and APB was terrible.

Moynihan has the absolute best “Uh...what the hell?” face in the game.