Henry Cavill--SPOILERS

That's awesome. I love that it was an organic move. One of the best scenes in the movie, no doubt.

Wow did not know that, I believe that this move will be redone by fans similar to the sunglasses throw on IM: II.

At least I know I will.

Loved Cavil in this film and I would´ve hoped for him to survive to become Hunt´s new nemesis.

I feel like Tom Cruise hardly let you down, a true action star.

LOL, yes. That's why I prefaced with "In a way" it's like his breakout role. He's been Superman, with mixed reviews from audiences and filmgoers....some saying he's kinda bland. But In MI: Fallout, he shows a whole new screen presence that will wake people up. And to anyone who used to say he didn't seem big enough to be Superman, he seems enormous and menacing in this movie. He really nails it.

WAS...Warner/DC in their "infinite" wisdom are unloading him. Probably in favor of a lower-priced Millennial.

Agreed. And it's odd, because he plays Superman pretty much the way Superman is written--a straight shooter, not silly or cocky, etc. I think part of why he didn't shine in that role is....the Superman outfit, with cape, etc. Don't get me wrong, it's an iconic superhero costume. But there's no way around it looking...comic-bookish. In MI: Fallout, he wears tailored suits and looks more GQ-ish, which works really well for him. In fact, given his natural English accent, a strong argument could be made for him as the next Bond. The bathroom fight scene...straight-up won him a lot of points.

After UNCLE I was really trully hoping for an Archer movie with him as archer and Hammer as Barry, would be awesome.

I can't believe he's going to lose out to Idris Elba as the next Bond. I'm guessing it's for 2 reasons, mainly:

1) The producers don't want a Bond who is also playing Superman at the same time.

2) ALso...they figure, the African American audience really CAN carry a movie over the $500 Million mark. The producers saw what happened with Black Panther...and figured the same could happen with the next Bond films. With Black Panther, the filmmakers knew the general comic book movie fans would turn out, regardless. But by having a mainly black cast, it would ALSO bring out the African American audience, big time.....opening up an entirely untapped audience segment. And it worked. The Bond producers took notice.

Well, it's always interesting when an actor is called "wooden". Clint Eastwood was often called that. When really.....he simply played a lot of stoic characters....who happened to be...."wooden". You'd go to Clint for a quiet, stoic cowboy role....not Nathan Lane. Conversely, if you needed a loud, goofy and flamboyant character, you more likely go with Nathan than Clint.

With Henry Cavil, he has been somewhat handcuffed to quiet, stoic roles (like Superman). Plus, much has to do with how he is DIRECTED to play the character. If you watch some YouTube videos of recent interviews (for example, check out his recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel), he is actually quite charming, and has a great sense of humor. He just needs more roles that show that off. Besides.....the character of Bond has typically been a cool, low-key character, not loud and full of personality, if you really think about it. The important thing is that he's cool, charming and looks like a capable spy/assassin. And Henry showed us he can pull that off, in Man from U.N.C.L.E.

Yes, I liked his take on Superman. But I don't think the masses like the dark and brooding approach the director's gave the character. It worked for Christian Bale's Batman, so it was worth a try with the Superman reboot. In any case, I think Henry has outgrown the role. I really hope he gets a second look for Bond. He has a very strong screen presence. And having seen him in interviews, he has a great, likable charm...which just needs to be brought out in the right role. Check him out in his recent interview on Jimmy Kimmel. This guy should be a huge star.