Don't pull out the manta ray stinger either. If some foreign object is in you, leave it there!
Don't pull out the manta ray stinger either. If some foreign object is in you, leave it there!
A spin-off for Kate would be cool, rather than a straight-up 24 replacement. It could take place in the 24 universe, but be separate from it. She's a federal agent who never wants to get married ever again because that shit just went so wrong last time (and we are spared the inevitable "love interest" character).
I'm enjoying Falling Skies because they've broken up their cast into independent stories, at least for now, and because Noah Wylie and Colin Cunningham remain very watchable and because there are female characters who kick ass, always a nice bonus.
"…apply it with a paintbrush."
You're right about the latter-half ruination of the DT series. I have long maintained that getting hit by that dipshit in the van messed with the author's noggin and altered the direction that the books took. I was so disappointed as I was reading along happily and suddenly King writes himself into the story. I almost…
Sarah Paulson's monologue in Serenity gives her a free pass for life. She's proven herself now.
Yes! Why is it always an either/or situation? Shove and jump at the same time, ya dumbass!
Paul would be fine as Eddie. It's the bad casting possibilities for Roland that scare the shit out of me…Javier Bardem? Sorry, too old and the accent - Roland is a gunslinger, a classic Westerner, with the Clint Eastwood bombardier blue eyes. Russell Crowe? Also, too old. Not long and lanky like Roland should be from…
And Liverpool St. Station should've been a mob scene with people trying to get the fuck out of town. The streets should be full of (a) pub crawlers loudly singing in drunken groups, or (b) serious spontaneous evacuation.
All the black eyeliner was blocking her vision. Seriously, woman, you can wipe that shit off now that you don't have to flagellate yourself over Morris and the youngling.
Or an invisible Aston Martin, for that matter.
Chris Partlow would not take that shit.
"…bike rides, long showers, cupcake eating marathons…"
I found him so irritatingly, teenagery petulant the whole first season. Oooh, look at me, I'm so oppressed!. It wasn't until he seemed to mature a bit that I wasn't annoyed anymore. It's weird not to hate the guy anymore, just as he disappears.
Too bad they can't do an alternative Bond, a guy that's in the British intelligence service, too, just doing other missions. I can dream….
Yeah, I just read farther down and saw that the actor has other stuff going on. It makes sense in Continuum, though, that he doesn't have a big role to play in the fight anymore. Once Kiera spared his life in the woods, he didn't seem to have the same destiny and became disillusioned even with his "followers." It was…
I'd be interested to hear about the "weird issues with women" you're thinking of. I've loved Naomie Harris ever since the 2nd Pirates of the Caribbean movie in a role she OWNS and was excited that she was initially being depicted (before we knew her surname) as an agent. Women, especially women of color, don't tend to…
I've seen those interviews where he says this and I always think that it'd be not that much different than everybody obsessing over Craig as the "Blonde Bond." Then the movie comes out it, he's awesome, and all the nattering nabobs get over it. It sounds like a spurious reason to dismiss the opportunity to be James …
Or, with Elba as Bond, it could all be about gunplay and strategy. His physicality onscreen is not like a Daniel Craig or a Jason Bourne-type, who can run really fast and do parkour up dark stairwells, but Elba's imposing, massive quality is like a snake that can strike without warning. That Stringer Bell frightening…
Idris Elba. I mean, come on.