You can tell the real reason. The real reason is the reshoots of Fantastic Four and the story change. Propably, they are also getting rid of Pedro Pascal or limiting his appearance.

Really? You still can't get over the fact that this movie failed and bombed big, lost the studio hundreds of Millions of Dollars and still have to spray parfum on poop to tell people that it doesn't smell so bad?

I agree that Dave Mustaine was better off without Metallica. It was better for them all. Dave Mustaine was destructive when he was with Metallica. He was always drunk, high on substances and violent towards the other , in particular, with James Hetfield. They all wouldn't have survived if they had followed down this path. Parting with Dave has saved all their lives, and the creation of Megadeth was the result of this because Dave wanted revenge.

Seriously? You rank Slayer as No.2??? Even if it is thrash metal, you need to make some sense with your riffs and rhythm. Slayer has none, and it is not singing but screaming all the time. Their riff progression is more chaotic and seemingly coincidental, and not systematic for my taste.

I agree with Metallica being No.1, then No.2 is Megadeth for technique and riff progression (although many would debate, that Megadeth is No. 1), then No. 3 is Anthrax, and worst is Slayer. In my opinion, they shouldn't be in the Ranking at all, but only for the sake of being one of the first and founders of thrash metal.

Michael Gambon, who never read the books, was a terrible Dumbledore. He ruined the series for me. His portrayal of Dumbledore was that of a maniac old man who couldn't control his anger and never touched the calm wisdom of the most powerful wizard in the Wizard World. Richard Harris, thanks to his grandchildren, was the perfect cast, but unfortunately, he ed away, and Gandalf actor Ian McKellen wouldn't take up the role because of an old beef with Harris. Ultimately, they chose Gambon, who was horrible and had nothing resembling Dumbledore. Lithgow is a very good actor and has been acting in many diverse roles. I have seen him in the reboot of the TV series Perry Mason, and he was very good. But has he the aura of a calm and wise but powerful Dumbledore? I hope he has read the books or will read the books to know what he is up to and not repeat what Gambon had done. In my opinion, Liam Neeson would be a better choice, but probably he isn't available. GOT has taught us, that if you deviate too much from the source material and the description of the characters, failure is a sure thing. That applies also to the cast of another important character, and that is Snape. I really hope they reconsider and choose a more suitable actor.