Fair enough, that has happened to me before. All good.

Yeah, the reports are starting to come out quickly now. It’s a real shame too because we (the consumers) are the losers here.

I know we’re in the middle of a Keanussance and everything, but I don’t know what’s left to tell in that tale.

According to a bit in CBR, it may have been a co-financing issue that scuttled the deal.

Time for Disney to buy out Sony Pictures now, I guess.

That is true but I am going to be really surprised if it isn’t Dr No at this point. Of course maybe that’s the idea but Malek even kinda looks like the guy who played Dr No originally...

I always thought it should be the case that “James Bond” is the alias for 007, as opposed to the actual name.

My thinking: If it was not important enough to be included in the original theatrical release, there will not be any major bombshells or essential plot elements in this version

Martin, look we can’t wait for you to be back for Black Panther 2, that’s great, grand, wonderful even. We really just want the Namor casting already though. 

Only if the buddies get back together, Campbell, Raimi and the Brothers Coen.

Holding out for a digitally-recreated Pat Morita

“and a “mechanic” will show up wherever you car is and do simple repairs that take less than a day to accomplish and can be done in the field”

I believe their own technicians already do that. And these aren’t the repairs that are the issue. The issue is repairs that require parts that are back-ordered three months. And…

The only issue with this is it assumes Tesla can supply the parts necessary for those repairs. A guy at work has been waiting for a replacement passenger-side mirror for his Model 3 for a month and a half now.

Well, congratulations, you’ve described the perfect cast for a perfect trainwreck adaptation.  No one would want to see it, but you couldn’t not watch it out of sick fascination.