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Depends where you go. Every shop is different. No, the restaurants cost way more. Never had them. That's a Northern thing.

Americans are always surprised that half the people they watch in TV and movies aren’t American. For the rest of us watching US things is always an excercise in “oooh look it’s him off of… is he doing an American accent?”

Same here.

Yeah, he's definitely less powerful than the Henry Cavill or Christopher Reeve Supermen.

Eh, I dunno about that. He's no Gary Oldman. He's always Idris Elba! Sometimes he does an American accent, but that's about it.

I don't know what all their power levels are, but basically everybody in the film is able to kick his ass. He is basically the Rocky determination thing--he just keeps getting back up.

Well the current movie version certainly gets knocked about a bit.

What movie did you enjoy most in 2025? And what movie do you think was the best? And for fun, what was the worst? (For the 'I enjoyed it most so by definition it's the best' crowd, sure, if you like.) For me -- The best movie I saw in 2025 was probably Sinners. I haven't always liked Ryan...

I thought it was how you treat milk to make it safe to drink.

IIRC in Smallville (the show) a ton of meteorites from Krypton travelled through the same wormhole as Kal El’s shuttle/pod and showered down on Earth at the same time he crashed down.

I am suddenly reminded of the de-aging in The Irishman. They can make the face look younger, but they can’t make them not move like old men.

Yes. They make A View To A Kill.

Your mid 50s is when you step down from the role, Not when you start it. It’s not just about passing for younger. If it was they could just de-age Brosnan. It’s a gruelling role. In your 50s that stuff becomes much harder to do and recover from. Craig hated it for that reason. Moore literally...

Well he’d have had to have signed on at the time Daniel Craig did. They’re about the same age. While I’d have loved to see an Idris Elba Bond, I loved the Craig stuff and would hate for that to have never happened. Them’s the breaks I guess.

About 15 years too late now! Though I suppose he could play a retired James Bond…

Exactly. I guess the problem is if you were careful 24/7/365 for your whole life you might manage to do it, but, well, are you? Can you guarantee you won't make a mistake for the rest of your life? That you'll be constantly aware and scrutinizing your surroundings and careful every moment of...

Morrus. And that's me.

I figure that's what I would do. I don't think I'd make a good detective, or always know what was the right thing to do. Even in emergency response situations, you'd need to find who's in charge and ask them what you can do to help. Otherwise you might just make things worse. If you get there...

I guess we don't know if Superman sheds skin or hair like we do, sweats, fingerprints, etc. Though those things are easily reduced by a suitable costume.

Yeah, they aren't usually awarded for acting, although some actors use their platforms for service for which they do get awarded. While there are some that have been awarded for services to music, or film, or whatever, they are usually awarded for things like science, education, medicine...