I'm not saying that, I'm saying that in the original Fleming novels, his race and social status did define his character.

Race kind of does define James Bond, he's the kind of privileged white arsehole Eton educated MI6 spy which has become an anachronism in the modern day. Making Bond black actually changes kind of about the original character, although the films tend to disregard this as well so it's not of the utmost importance.

Being a Liverpool fan is weird at the moment, they're thrashing teams and are second but have been pretty unconvincing against big teams and have had a pretty easy draw so far. Would be good to be back in Champions League football just in time for it not to be on Terrestrial.

The Black Mirror is apparently huge in China for some reason, apparently it's hailed as some sought of masterpiece.

I thought it was a compelling episode that made literally no sense in the broader context of the show.

The cop is Clark Johnson, from The Wire and Homicide. He's also directed a bunch of episodes.

Clark Johnson was easily the best part of this episode, his direction has also been great despite the writing letting the show down.

Last season I made a pact with myself that I stop watching when Glenn dies.

Eh, him and Ramona are both kind of similar in that regard, the comics make it a bit clearer.

Here's hoping Hulu also pick up the rights to Bonekickers

I predict many fedoras and bitcoins will be exchanged

Different stroked for different folks, but while not specifically blasphemous towards Christianity it is a pretty blasphemous film in general.

Any word on who's doing what for future seasons?

If this was The Walking Dead then Lamorne Morris would already be auditioning for other parts.

As much as it pains me to dislike a film in which the climatic battle takes place at Greenwich University, I thought this film was pretty damn mediocre. The direction is fairly bland, Taylor feels totally out of his depth with a Hollywood blockbuster, the opening actions scenes honestly looked worse than Game of…

This time the film is set in London due to tax breaks

I thought Misfits had six episodes this year

It focuses more on the politics rather than the existentialism.

Well I guess they could cast some Australians, that'd cover the prison part.

That'd be nothing compared to when the final Rebuild film gets a best picture nod.