The best World War II film is this-

Ok, maybe not. The poster looks like something from The Thing.....

That voice actor video made my fucking day. So bloody awesome. I heart Tara Strong so much (I love them all, but Tara is prettier )

Oh, yeah, that's been kicking about for years. It was one of the films that got shelved when MGM went kaput, along with Cabin in the Woods. Both of those films star Chris Hemsworth who probably thought his US career was cursed until he got Thor.

I saw The Raid at the cinema today.

I like The Raid.

It's an anti-draft song, yeah. And after watching that Peter Berg interview where he asks the dude if he's a draft dodger, it makes it all the more funny. Surely they meant the song to be ironic? They had to have meant it to be ironic! It's like a US President using 'Born In The USA' as a theme song.

Oh, wait......

That's like asking 'bullet through the eye or bullet to the crotch'

Oh and This Means War. It has Tom Hardy.

I think Alien Nation would also be good for that

Can never forget Dolph, the man is awesome.

Yeah, that was good but not a typical Van Damme film, so I didn't include it. If he acted like that in more of his films, Van Damme's rep would be pretty different today.

Seagal has only directed one film   Also, he doesn't even appear in his films any more, it's usually a double. He even has someone else do his ADR for him most of the time He created a tv show, True Justice, and wrote most of the episodes but watch this clip (it's short) he isn't even in the same room  as his co-stars. If you look closely, his body double is the one who runs past them-

Maybe that's not the best example but it was the shortest clip, I could find and didn't want to inflict too much pain on people. I'll admit, I do enjoy early Seagal films (Out For Justice, Marked For Death etc) and early Van Damme stuff (Bloodsport, Kickboxer, Timecop etc) but never bother with their newer stuff. They just don't have 'it' any more. I agree with Zarban, though, Arnie knew how to pick scripts that suited him best. I would rather watch Commando and Predator than any of SS or JCVD's flicks. Oh, and 'interesting' fact: George Takei appears in an episode of True Justice.

Ok, I think things have to be clarified here. I didn't say I did not want to see it happen. And I didn't say you said you wanted Cap to inherit Thor's powers. Plus, just going by the films, I prefer Captain America to Thor (both the films and the characters).

Now, I get that there are nods to the comics all over the film I just think that it would have been a bit much as the average Joe may not get it. Things like the Hulk spitting the bullet out is subtle enough that it doesn't matter it's from one of the comics. Going by what has already happened in the film series, Cap getting the Hammer may not have worked. I think it would have been pointless. The fact that Captain America is completely a good guy is in the movie already, we don't need to see the Hammer 'chose' him. That's just my opinion on it as a non-comic book reader.

Nope, credit where credit's due- Kyle mentioned it first all the back on page 6.