Thanks Mike! I certainly get your point and agree to a large extent. That end battle does go on for too long, but then so do most Marvel movie finales. It’s a consistent trend for them, along with underwhelming villains. Fortunately, I was so involved in the father-son relationship and the stakes of the film that, even though the ending carried on and on, I was entertained because they at least corrected the villain issue. Russell certainly brings a lot to his roles, particularly Ego, because like Quill, we want Ego’s charm to matched with goodness. It’s a genius bit of casting because people like me, who grew up watching Russell and loving his work, want to see him in heroic roles. So when Ego reveals his true drives, it hurts. But then, Russell has proved in recent years with “Death Proof” and “The Hateful Eight” that he’s great at using his charm in more complex ways. Though, all the charm in the world couldn’t make me interested in “The Fate of the Furious.”