Charlie'sMovieMoveIt: I consider myself more sentimental than most men, as I grew up with a single mom. I'm the kind of guy who will make a call or write letters to his close friends then just to say hello, and how much I missed the old times etc. Some of them thought it was odd for me to do so as they don't know how to react, and some of them enjoyed it. As I kept doing it, they knew this is how I am, and they accepted. When they miss me, well, they rarely say so, but they would let me know through some other actions. You see, whether being sentimental or "tough" is not really a typical men thing, and it's likely that some men don't know how to react to sentimental things properly. Apart from natural cause like personality, common social values and educations also has a big impact on men's behavior. Do men want to be sentimental? When you see a man cry, you would know that most of his tear are not freshly made for today. He would rather keep silence, as he can't understand why some of the tears were already there long before he knows. Moreover, he would refuse to admit it. That is dumb, you know. Men definitely have the potential to not be stubborn. We can see the differences between kids and grown up men. On the other hand, when I'm not so sentimental, I would rather express my feelings through real actions, like ask them out to go fishing, have a dinner, play some games etc, all kinds of stuffs that men would typically do. Do we get jealous, mad or sad if the other win the game, we do, as normal human. However, the point is, the person we choose to hang out with, are usually the person we genuinely feel happy and fulfilling with every progress that he make, the person we would help when he mess up, and also the person we want to show our progress or mess to. (So you see two dude swear, compete, do dumb things and after that they are still friends) This is a long comment, and you might wonder "Why this dude left such a long comment to me." Well, you know, most men want to be known. And we often see women knowing us in a way that they think they know us. You didn't do that, and you actually care to ask, "Hey, men, what you really are?" Thank you for the respect.

Lucas.: The guy who hates Megalopolis owns the box set of Showgirls...

Matthew Alan Schmidt: Talk about a nose dive to end off the franchise.

Bob Woolsey: I don't know if I agree with you. As you mentioned, there's Point Break from 1990 so Speed might not even be the best Keanu action movie of the 90s... What about The Rock, Con Air, Terminator 2, Face Off, GoldenEye, Mission: Impossible?

marvelousmars: Lmaooo I love this. Honestly, if I lived in the MCU, I'd question anybody who still chose to live in a major city. Sure, you won't be 100% safe in the countryside, but at least your renter's insurance/health insurance/every single kind of insurance really would actually be borderline affordable...I wonder if there's insurance specifically for superhero-related events or if that falls under disaster insurance... If Thor's involved, would claims be denied because it's an "act of (a) god"? So many questions...

marvelousmars: Your article is well written, yet for some reason all I can wonder now is whether or not this kind of film could be part of the free entertainment on a flight... I feel like probably not, since they don't want anybody getting ideas 😂

Lucas.: Your love for this show really comes through in the article. My only question is why does Electro have bioelectricity oozing out of his nipples? Maybe that's why the show got cancelled?

Jenn The Editor: wait, sebastian stan?? i must have missed him in the trailer, i clicked out when the MCU logo came up.