@vkatnyte@CinemaTweets1 Would probably bring his own take to the role, as Roger Moore did following (excellent) years on The Saint. Not necessarily a bad thing.
@JoyceCarolOates The point is well taken, though Nietzsche may not have held that as a goal. Indeed, it might have been better for him to die at the end of a spear than linger for years under his sister’s thumb.
@MJBondNashville@JoyceCarolOates Displeasure possibly, but let’s be clear it’s displeasure with Boylan…her infidelity is granted and he starts thinking about supplanting him with Dedalus.
@neontaster The fundamental question is whether this year's movie will have the staying power of the original epic. I care fairly little about the rest of it.
@ZaidJilani Susan Collins has an unbelievable electoral history of outstripping expectations, so I would not be quick to judge her campaign by a PAC ad in April.
@EduardHabsburg You could not be more mistaken. It was always more junk food than Michelin dining and should be evaluated on that basis. Also: its sword fights raised the bar notably higher for everything to follow. And no love for the thousand side characters with quippy lines?
@LauraRbnsn It was a mess, and it also got a LOT of parents involved on levels they had never been before. People that just sent their kids to school and never worried about it were asking “what’s going on??” It’s not even a vax issue—just families suddenly worried about educational delivery