Eh. Whats his job? Being MSNBCs house conservative despite being pretty middle of the road? I'd say he's tolerable. Mileage may very. But to me, Mika is a lot of fun to look at.

Joe is a lucky man.

We would show off our guns and rifles prior to afternoon football practice. This was early 90's in rural Arkansas

Oh for sure. Having him rub elbows with Professor Moriarty is great fun.

"And now the reason this movie was made"

Fu has shown up in a number of Kim Newman's works. He writes imaginative books that bring together characters from all manner of pop culture. He predates Alan Mooores similar works. I recommend his stuff.

Isn't this a technique used so the actor seems more natural? Or is that a load of hooey?

Did Koenig actually get a role on Boston Legal?

I feel as if I have just touched the face of God.

Am I the only one who likes this movie for very superficial borderline objectifying reasons?

You win. The slaughter of hundreds in the streets isn't going stop us from enjoying the Windy City!

Settle down Francis

Those neighborhoods where the murders are taking place would be amused at your blasé attitude I suspect.

That was the sign of the coming wave

You don't seem to have seen the same debate everyone else saw.

Yes except that he was a poor scrawny depression kid who was lucky enough to become Captain America. If anything Cap is a new dealer. Is that considered conservative these days?

Secret Wars was good because it was actually "Whatever happened to Mr Fantastic?" In disguise

This may be an old man tirade, but up until the 80s marvel tried to make everything fit and hang together continuity wise. And it was good. You had a real sense that it was one big ongoing story going back to when Reed, Sue, Johnny and Ben got on that faithful rocket flight. (That's what they need to bring the FF back…

I remember as a dude with a lot unrequited crushes this movie had a big impact on me. Afflecks big confessional speech hit a little too close to home.

Thanks that was good