TheManInBlack
TheManInBlack
TheManInBlack

Remember, Casino Royale was the first book and the movie was meant to be the 'first' Bond movie... we're introduced to Bond at the earliest point in his career, in that movie. All through Casino Royale, we watch Bond make mistake after mistake, trying to muscle his way through every problem and it takes the loss of

Keep in mind that Craig's Bond in Casino Royale was the 'first' Bond movie, and actually precedes the Connery films in spirit (but obviously not in technology and current events). The Craig Bond has been slowly refining himself from a blunt tool (Casino Royale) to a refined instrument (Connery's Bond). Note, I also

Pierce Brosnan's Bond also was the first to use the fully automatic machine gun all the time. Prior to him, the Walther PPK was what Bond used and only in rare circumstance, would he pick up someone else's weapon. Modern Bond doesn't give a fuck about no Walther and prefers to spray and pray. In order to make us

Additionally, the whole Daniel Craig series has been about Bond learning how to deal with the costs of being a secret agent. In Casino Royale, he learned not to fall in love because it was too painful when he would eventually lose what he cared about and now several movies later, we see that he's able to

That one struck me at first, as well, but I think given who he was talking to, there was no reason to be sincere. Silva was a psychopath and Bond pretending not to be bothered by the girl's brutal murder kept the fact that the cavalry was coming in a secret.

Ahh, the Sesto Elemento... the only Lamborghini more ridiculous than the Reventon.

If the McLaren MP4-12C is so good, how come it's nearly impossible to keep on the road in Forza 4?

I blame Commando. Who knew that wasn't a documentary?

Well, if you look at the front end from straight on... and you've had a few drinks... and you squint... and you're blind, it really doesn't look that bad. :/

I was gonna guess some kind of psychedelic, as well. Seems to be the only logical solution. If she was sober... God help us all.

You meet the nicest people destroying a Honda.

Clearly, her significant other (who isn't that significant, apparently) did something to upset her and being a passive aggressive bitch who can't handle her rage, she took it out on an inanimate object that couldn't call her out on her bullshit that's most likely responsible for her situation in the first place.

I've always loved the look of the 840 but don't think I'd ever put any of my own money on one. Old BMW V12 is just asking for trouble. If anything major breaks on the car, just consider it a loss. Repair costs would rival what you purchased the car for.

Not at all. Santa Barbara has identifiable features. This is just a hunk of bland that could be confused with a toaster.

I'd MUCH rather be seen driving a DB5 than a One-77. Just think about what those cars say about their drivers.

I don't think it's the car so much as the price. $50k is just outrageous.

I'm afraid it's an all or nothing deal. And we still win by chopping her off.

I believe it does, actually, but the change is hard to notice. Next time you ingest some LSD, see what the furthest object you can focus your eyes on and report back to us... that is, if you can remember to run the experiment after your physical body shatters into an ego-less beam of pure energy.

Wonderful news! I have recently found M83 and this poster seems to fit them well.

Yeah, those boobs definitely haven't been 'enhanced' with Photoshop. Definitely not. At all.