I couldn’t make heads nor tails out of the trailers. It kind of looked like it wants to be a comedy, but it’s not funny. And it’s not dramatic enough to be a drama. But one thing I know for sure. It’s not compelling enough to make me want to watch it.

Agreed. Right now he’s kind of a nothing character who fights a lot.

Sorry I’m not up on all of the Star Wars trivia so I have no idea who Samus is. It does amaze me, though, that the Star Wars geeks know the name of every character who ever appeared in a movie, no matter how small his role was. They know the name of the character who appeared for 3 seconds just to left of Darth Vader…

I’ve been watching The Mandalorian and it has grown on me. And, of course, everybody loves the baby. But there is one thing about it that bothers me and I couldn’t quite put my finger one what it is. Then I read a review that nailed it. She wrote that it’s hard to develop an emotional attachment to a hero who rarely…

This guy must have a dick made out of gold or something. First of all, he’s butt ugly. And he’s not funny. Yet he dates beautiful women who are waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay out of his class. How the fuck does he do it?!

I’m watching it in semaphore on an aldis lamp.

I can’t sustain my interest for 3 1/2 hours. Even if a sporting event is on, I’m not actively watching the game for the entire run-time. I’ll have it on in the background while I do other things and quick turn-around and watch the replay if something big happens.

She’s trying to make money off of her looks. I can’t say I blame her for that. I wish I was good enough looking that people would give me money and things just because I look good. She’s not doing anything wrong. But is that something to aspire to? Couldn’t she go to acting school or modeling school or something…

So, in other words, in your opinion, there is nothing on TV today except for 2 things on pay services that don’t start until 3 AM. And South Park? Very insightful.

“A mediocre white kid with mediocre intelligence and mediocre parents can easily make it in America,” I explained, blackly. “A smart black kid with smart parents and a supportive community still has to fight every day to hope to reach the levels of what a mediocre white man accomplishes. And, odds are, they still migh…

Even if he hated their guts, it takes a really shitty person to speak badly of the dead.

I’m confused. Which is these is more friendly?

Oh yes. I cry myself to sleep every night because I’m never going to get a chance to play Bond or be as rich or famous as Daniel Craig.

That’s true. But there are certain things that are obvious about a job. And if you put blinders on and/or refuse to acknowledge them, that’s on you.

I never saw the Lazenby movie. I’ve heard it’s good. I guess I’ll have to check it out.

He had to know that playing Bond requires a certain amount of physical fitness. If that means he has to work out for hours each day to maintain that body type, so be it. These are all things that are obvious and he should have known them before he signed on the dotted line to do the first one.

Your post reminded me of when I used to work at Saks Fifth Ave. We used to say “Women can look at a fashion magazine and see good looking female models and feel bad about their own bodies. Men look at a fashion magazine and see good looking male models and just say ‘He’s gay’.”

He knew what he was getting into before he signed on for the first movie. If he didn’t want to adhere to the restrictions, why did he take the role?

I don’t know why, but it really grinds my stones when actors complain about the role that made them rich beyond their wildest dreams and more famous than anything else that they could have done. And if he didn’t care about money or fame, then why did he take the part in the first place? He had to know that Bond is not…

Right? I always thought that Pollard probably had to take a shave at lunch time to keep his whiskers from showing up in the afternoon shots.