There are three films I consider my all time favorite: 2001: A Space Odyssey, Metropolis, and, you guessed it, Orpheus.

Granted the change in the Tooth Fairy’s name and I suspect you’re right!

I could buy it... but it seems far too close to the real thing, name and character-wise, to make me think it was about character rights.

Not only the original Hannibal “Lektor” (that’s the way they spelled the character name, for whatever reason) in the Michael Mann directed Manhunter, but I would argue he made a far more scary version of the character than the far more dramatic version Anthony Hopkins played afterwards.

I would love to be able to walk onto a lot and see an Accord EV for 25K that gets 300-350Mi range sitting right next to the 25K ICE Accord.

I’m very much curious about the Model Y and, given its price, if/when I get rid of my Model 3, or convince the wife to trade in her car, would like my next purchase to be the Model Y.

I think he was referring to charging station as in a pump at a gas station - a port/outlet? That if there are six charging stations you could have to wait in a queue of cars taking 20 mins each to pull into it.

Damn... I really am sorry to hear that, re the Bolt.

In a way, you just served me a nice ball right over the proverbial plate...

Even if the car can go 200+ miles per charge, the charging station is never exactly at the 200-mile mark, so you always end up stopping prematurely.

See, I’m talking about roughly the point where we are introduced to the “new batch” of women through the car chase/end. And again: Props to Kurt Russell! His turn from nasty, cold blooded murderer to weeping man-child was absolutely hilarious!

I adore this movie.

Urgh, I hate fake long takes.

Saw A View To A Kill in theaters when it originally came out. Hell, I even remember Roger Moore on The Tonight Show shelling for the movie as it was about to be released!

Sadly, to me the film was much worse than just that element.

Too bad Mendes couldn’t pull it off a second time in Spectre.

Skyfall is half a great Bond movie, but you can feel it falling apart when it gets back to the UK. The absurdity of the already-tired ‘He WANTED to get caught’ plot derails the movie, and the odd Straw Dogs finale doesn’t recover it. It’s also far too long

Thanks for the clarification though... she was made a lesbian by her uncle molesting her and Bond “fixes” her sounds almost as bad as what we got in the movie!

In fact, I’d argue Dr. No is really a proto-action film, basically taking the old crime /detective movie and spicing it up with more emphasis on beautiful women, exotic locations, and fantastical pseudo-scifi cold war plots. I’d argue something like “Kiss Me Deadly” shares as much in its DNA with Dr. No as your…

That gif should include Sean Connery’s humorous retort!