That movie succeeded in making Ian McKellen deliver an uninteresting performance….well done ! ><"

Those bad guys were more interested in the challenge, the cat-and-mouse game with James Bond than with the actual, pragmatic success of their evil plans.
Or they were all overconfident dumbasses.

If you stab someone, an entire rubber suit to cover you from head to toe would be better than just gloves.
The only thing it might do is prevent some prints to be found on the knife….but other than that…! Stabbings are messy, blood gets everywhere…

Only read a few excerpts, that was enough to convince me I would probably never read anything worse…

What the heck are you ramblin' on about there mate ?

That goes right to the top of my "favourite celebrities comments on other celebrities' work", alongside Ian MacShane comments on Game of Thrones and DiCaprio and the bear.

I hope not, 'cause then we'd be the same person Ôo.

I think I want more ridiculously over the top moments (like the chaos in Fort Collins sequence). And I still miss Randy's dumb antics ! ^^

They would have needed like, three or four interviews to cover all the highlights of his career. Ôo

My thought exactly. Overall, the casting and acting in that movie was spot on. The movie is worth watching if only for the Nolte/Hardy scenes. Those guys are intense (or seem like it onscreen).

Dumbest. Shark. Death. Ever.

No thanks. I'll re-read John Vaillant's "The Tiger" instead. Now that's a good book !

I'm not very familiar with Geraldo Rivera. But he does remind me of a journalist character that spent a tragic night in prison in an episode of "Oz"…! Ôo

One does not perclude the other….as long as it's over-edited and impossible to follow !

That could be true. What I should have written is "I don't consider Michael Bay the kind of director who would indulge in making commentary tracks".

I don't think Bay does commentary tracks though…

He sure mocks us people with more than two neuronal cells when he makes billions with those movies…

"We would like to solemnly declare that we hereby refuse to condone, support, or even mention in any social circle, a movie implying that Shia LaBoeuf is indeed a man. Thank you."

Well done gents. Now, let's deal with Michael Bay. ><

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