True, but the show could attempt to take any logic behind why slavery would be a good thing and reverse it to show it's a bad thing. Say people think slavery is good for the economy…the fictional Confederate America could then be showed having an economic collapse due to slavery.

Good point. Stan Lee also made a great decision by throwing in the iconic Black Panther.

No, they're not. Just voicing my thoughts which I found somewhat related to this article. Yes, it was random, but I did not mean to imply that women were a minority group.

Comic book writers, even Stan Lee, have not always been great at depicting minority groups.

Sadly, probably so…it would be remarkable.

The only question is whether the show will be able to depict a Confederate America without getting white supremacists to embrace the fantasy.

The day Christopher Nolan makes a bad film is the day the Zombie Apocalypse happens.

I mainly agree with you. I remember on my first viewing thinking that McConnaughey's acting was some of the best I'd ever seen, then the second time I watched it, maybe a year later, it wasn't what I remembered. I guess it was one of those instances where I remembered the film being great, and after watching it again…

It's just on the second viewing, things bothered me more than they did previously, such as Hathaway's acting. The twists are delightful, but the second time I watched it the awe power had worn off enough for me to focus on the flaws.

There's no question about whether "Dunkirk" is going to be good. Christopher Nolan is the only person in Hollywood who doesn't know how to make a bad movie.

I personally love all of Nolan's films and consider him the best director in Hollywood, but Interstellar is less impactful on repeat viewings. The first viewing is definitely "Wow" though.