You only live twice…actually using the book this time. Though, who knows, they're in the perfect position to do it for Bond 25.

Yeah the McGregor/Stuhlbarg dynamic was blatantly based on Wade and Stan Grossman.

Probably a body double. If you don't see the actor's face in the same shot then its generally not them.

I know what you mean. This shit always feels like showing off and its on EVERY cable show now.

Wasn't Wade killed in a parking lot (and then Buscemi murders the ticket guy)…that incident could have been responsible for the downturn in his business

When the movie is sorta funny, they say its "Bond-like". When its deadly serious and has a lot of moody generic Euro-locations its clearly a total Bourne ripoff. /s

Looks pretty cool. Um…Shrug?

What is it with the Bond movies showing up and disappearing every other month? George Lazenby squeezing them for the residuals?

He has that thing where he's looked young for decades, so when aging finally starts to happen, it hits hard. See also Depp, Johnny.

Ha, Windom Earle is about the only thing I like in these episodes. His 'master of disguise' bit is a hoot. Maybe I'll just take anything that keeps James Hurley offscreen

I think it would have benefited from doing a 13 episode season 2 rather than the then rigid network standard of 22, they wouldn't have had to put in so much filler to keep the wheels spinning. Oh well, it is what it is!

Nobody has seen Office Christmas Party, no.

Watching my way through the back half of Twin Peaks. Good Lord, I'd forgotten about all the weird subplots that happen in the second season. I don't remember any of these from when I watched it way back when! Though obviously David Duchovny in a dress is seared into my memory. Trying to figure out which is the most…

How to successfully run a TV network :

I saw it four times in the theater. I had never experienced a movie like it, and there hasn't been anything quite like it since.

I watched Bangkok Dangerous on cable the other day. Good grief, literally every single hitman cliche in the book. Absolutely nothing to say or contribute to anything. By the numbers action, and even Cage looked bored. The most interesting thing about it was Cage wearing leather pants when he goes to do his big hit.…

Ha I remember this thing. I went to the theater with some guys in college in the first few weeks, you know where you hang out with people on your floor because you haven't made actual friends yet, and we went to the theater and this one guy was all about going to see Rocket Man, but I convinced them to see Devil's…

Oh God I hated the Hitch-Hiker movie. Total misfire, a total dumb it down for the Yanks. WTF was that tacked-on Malkovich character about? Gaaah.

A couple of friends and I went for laughs. We'd heard it was so bad it was good, but it was just kind of boring

I saw it too, and to this day I remember its trailer (Robin Williams standing in a field just making random jokes) more than I remember anything in the actual film