Where Does Hank McCoy Stand?

Nicholas Hoult talked a bit about his character, Hank McCoy AKA Beast, and his attitude in X-Men: Days of Future Past:

“There’s bad blood [between Hank and Erik] because of everything Erik’s done to Charles. Obviously Hank is on Charles’ side completely.”

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That makes me very, VERY happy. From the trailer, it's obvious that only Hank stuck with Charles, that the others left. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside that Hank's so loyal to Charles \o/

Book #68

"Out of the Blue" by Josh Lanyon

Rating: ♣ ♣ ♣

I think this is my least favorite book written by Josh Lanyon. I just had a hard time empathizing with the characters. Especially Cowboy's attitude towards Bat bothered me. Telling someone, I know you want it, while you're blackmailing him into having sex... I don't know, it really bothered me.

MMM: #23 Shooter

An average movie with the ever bland Mark Wahlberg. I'm really glad I didn't went to see it in the cinema, it would've been such a disappointment. And seriously, how is Wahlberg still getting jobs? He has one expression for every situation. Yes, he's great with the physical stuff, but facial acting is really not his strong suit.

Who was a real star of the movie, though, that was Michael Pena as Nick Memphis. I loved that he used his smarts to figue out the whole plot and when push came to shove, he grabbed a gun and kicked major ass. Though I do have to tell, his switch from "You're under arrest" to "Let's blow up a bunch of people" was awfully fast.

The movie itself... It wasn't bad but neither did it get my blood pumping. And the scene in the mountains, when Bob destroyed the recording - talk about unnecessarily convoluted. Why? What was the point of that scene? What the effing eff? The movie wasn't all that logical up to this point - but this? WHY?! *hands*