As always, the No. 1 forgotten Bill Murray film: The Razor's Edge.

"Foxcatcher? Ah I hate that movie. The way he just [clenches fist] catches all those frickin foxes."
- A.A. Dowd

How soon is now?

What did we ever do to you, Internet?

Seriously though, Death is clearly scoping out Logan's junk right there.

Her trashy owners are probably doping her up before the meet-and-greets.

And up until she got famous, they'd openly call her "Tard."

Let's talk about how in the world fucking Guster landed on there.

It looks like Coop is getting FACED.

I'd have believed Guardians had a following, albeit a very niche one. The books were never too popular, but I heard many an impassioned plea by comic store clerks for people to pick it up. Nova, however, has rarely garnered such goodwill. And don't even get me started on the goddamn New Warriors.

I'm gonna go ahead and lay out my theory: Adam Warlock is Quill's dad in GotG2. All his mom's talk about "your daddy was an angel," and Nova Prime's description of Quill's DNA showing traces of an "ancient being," which allowed him to withstand the gem, tells me it has to be someone like Warlock. I suspect Gunn wants…

I don't doubt that Marvel is itching to make Nova a thing. But it simply won't work. And no desirable director would actually seek out the opportunity to make that movie. If they manage to shove it kicking and screaming into production, it'll get put in the hands of some hack like McG or Brett Ratner, and fail…

Here's the thing: Nobody likes Nova. They can never keep the book alive. The whole concept is a lame Green Lantern knock-off, and everyone knows it.

That's (partly) what the spoiler implies. His character actually comes from the Nova books, and has a very notable dynamic with the Nova Corps.

Peter Serafinowicz!

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This is a surprisingly good idea.

He was on-screen for a more than adequate amount of time, given that he only had like two film roles on his resume by that point. But he had fuck-all to do except look intense and flex his guns.

Welp. Between McAdams and Vaughn, there goes any hope for stellar breakthrough performances this season.

Huh, I thought he mainly identified as a liberal dem. Although that would explain why his show's panels frequently include America's No. 1 Libertarian Fonzie Impersonator, Nick Gillespie.