That's what they get for letting A-listers take all the big roles. It's been downhill since Toy Story. The biggest target audience, kids, don't give a shit who's doing the voices, so it was unnecessary from the get-go. All it did was add to the production costs. Plus, half the time, they're just doing their own, recognizable voices.

It was Robert Bork, a Supreme Court nominee.

Likeness rights and all that?

Nice MDC reference

Not really. A year or two back, my tv, that was newer than my phone, wouldn't play Hulu's 4k offerings in that resolution, but if I casted from the phone, it would. Now, I watch through the TV's Disney+ app, that allows 4k.

Surely you were up in arms when unnecessary A-list screen actors started stealing their jobs wholesale in the 90s.

It was limited to 6 seconds.

Actually, it has no rules about minimal content.

CS went to shit when it went retail.

The amount that's been stolen, by continually extending copyright term lengths and impeding works' entrance to the public domain, has absolutely dwarfed all copyright infringement committed and counterfeit goods produced in the same time frame.

Surely there will be a scene depicting the tea-bagging of a dead enemy, lest it be wholly inaccurate.

All captive markets should crumble. They do nothing beneficial to the consumer.

This.

Too much Pedro Pascal has ruined him, just like Oscar Isaac years ago. Fine actors with too much market saturation.
RDJ shouldn't have been cast either. Both roles should have gone to an up-n-comer à la Chris Hemsworth (or the rest of majority of the cast).

A modern phone is nothing more than a hand-held computer, so why isn't this applied equally to Macs? It can't be that much of a concern for bad actors.
We also know the big software players(Adobe, for example) would never give Apple 30%. The app store a bullshit captive market solely to benefit Apple.