Don't spoil the ending for me! I wonder if he lives.

Ex-girlfriend who looks amazingly like the woman who does most of the nude silhouette work. But, I suppose by now that most people can say that for a Bond film.

That is a perfect description of life in general.

Said many times before, OHMSS is the most underrated Bond. She's only resting…

I have a special reason for liking From Russia with Love.

Yeah. It did not even have to be Bardem supplying it.

Thanks; I have not read it. They know what he looks like already, and she does not really know anything, so he could leave her alive to no detriment to himself. Plus, her in Trainspotting.

Yeah, maybe, or some kind of hostage situation. It still seemed likely to get him captured. He is also wandering away from the scene of what might be a fatal car crash with blood all over him and his arm in a sling. I leave the film thinking that it may be over for him.

Not one mention about the complaints that Bond cannot be blonde that were the loudest at the time.

Maybe because I did not know enough about lasers and supermagnets built into watches growing up to know how stupid they were, but anyone could look at the invisible car thing and think, yeah, no way. There is also never a need for the car to be invisible, unlike Roger Moore needing his car to turn into a submarine.

I always thought that he just did not want to owe anyone for anything, and accepting mercy would not be his thing.

Do we assume that the wife dies? What if she won the coin toss?

The gun fight in the street, sort of.

[Spoilers, I guess]

I go with Almost Famous.

That was excellent.

I would respond that if that is why he avoided the draft, then it disqualifies him from being Commander in Chief of the military, sending people to die, kill, etc.

Most people in the military would rather be home with their families and would do so if assigned there.

Well, if it inspires loyalty like that, I can check the Heather Locklear-heavy episodes at least.

They reminded me of Ten Bears in Dances with Wolves, telling Dunbar not to worry about the White settlers, the Lakota will get through them just like they have survived so many other storms in the past.