I always consider phrasing and sentence structure. You've called me out on referencing my education so, in this case, I won't reference that I achieved honors status as an English Lit major in college (and, in case it's lost here, that's an attempt at humor).
Of course I'm concerned about his look for the film. That's why I said "I hope we see him in his armor/headgear in the movie." But I'm excited for the film and will hope for the best. And, as always, will reserve judgment until after I see it.
If what I meant as a rhetorical question was too obtuse, okay then. To your point about others' attempts to reassure me, you're correct, they did. That was kind of them.
Since you're offering me advice about sentence structure and phrasing, I'll offer you some as well. Try not to come off as so combative and hostile. As Bullseye noted, it's tiring and feels petty. Take it in the spirit it's offered.