They would be doing LGBTQ people a favor, Casa Bonita sucks.

my wife and I prefer to rent a car for road trips and we pay for sattelite radio every time. by the end of the week it starts to get repetitive but for one week it’s great. 

Well the first season left many open questions. Personally I’ve been wondering what how Joe feels that him being in prison while everyone else is out there making money will impact his ability to financially recover from all this.

Holy fucking shit, how is the first misfire not a HUGE red flag? 

I don’t know, it seems like it would be fairly difficult to modify an existing gun to only fire blanks. Blanks aren’t inherently safe either, so any modifications would need to be carefully designed and tested. what happens if someone gets injured using a modified gun because the modifications weren’t done correctly? T…

IIRC there are prop guns designed to mimic real life guns but chambered specifically for blanks, so you literally can’t load them with live ammo. That’s probably only practical to do with common gun models though. Westerns aren’t that common these days so my guess would be that there aren’t prop guns available for…

And Halyna Hutchins was just collateral damage? Her death was worth it to you, just so a guy you don’t like will go through the trauma of accidentally killing someone?

My wife and I went to the first one in the theaters and I laughed so hard my ribs hurt afterwards. That’s no exaggeration, I fucking love this stuff. When the guy at the car rental place says that Johnny has to pay for the damage done to the car in a fucking demolition derby, and he just says “well, uh, I’m not…

I’d rip those Bose speakers out the day I bought the car... absolute trash.

no, the Fit is would be the answer to a true honda hatchback.

It says it right on the picture. Ki Sawyer AFB

I REALLY love a good terrorist arms bazaar. It’s right up there with a ninja / assassin training camp. There’s no movie that isn’t better with one of the two.

When you hear Tina Turner singing a Bond theme it really makes you wonder why it took them so long to get her to sing one... seriously it could be Shirley Bassey then Turner (I’ll make an exception for Live and Let Die becuase that one kicks ass)

“there’s too much hydrogen! it’s going to explode!” has been an inside joke between my wife and I ever since The World is Not Enough’s opening weekend, and we loved 30 Rock, so that was a genuine laugh out loud moment for us. 

Brosnan’s portrayal of Bond was the most “Bond” portrayal to date. The article calls it a compromise but I see it as a synthesis of everything good the previous actors brought to the role. He has the no-nonsense approach to his work from Connery’s bond, contrasted (but not overshadowed by) with Moore’s expert delivery…

they were trying to double the price of water for some third world towns. it was based off of something an American company actually did, only they were successful and they didn’t double the price of water, they tripled it.

It really goes way past what was covered in the slideshow, if you want to look at specific action sequences and not overall themes. Take for example the parkour from the beginning of Casino Royale, which was an absolutely great scene. 

Wait how does the DB5 break continuity? I thought that was the same DB5 he won in Casino Royale, he just had Q branch add some of the same modifications. 

I was on board with Spectre until that... now I just pretend that part doesn’t really happen (like Star Trek V, in my world they skipped it and went straight to “The Undiscovered Country”). I can tolerate the “bad guy gets caught on purpose” and “MI6 has a traitor for the 10th movie in a row” tropes, but how do you…

hard to argue with that ranking!