And an evil German in Young Indiana Jones.

The transmisogynistic ablist heteronormative racist cispatriarchy strikes again!

Layer Cake, for sure. He was also terrific in Road to Perdition, but that’s a role that’s not exactly Bond-esque. I have to assume Layer Cake was basically what landed him the role.

Lucien Laviscount? Barbara Broccoli? What is this, a knock-off Harry Potter?

You’re never going to convince me that there’s a real person named “Lucius Laviscount.” That’s clearly a villain from a Gothic horror novel (“Lucius the Viscount”? really??).

We have entered the millennial fuckboy era of bond 

My 7 year old niece searched her name ‘Annabelle’ on youtube. She saw some trailers and got a little freaked but now keeps asking questions & wants to watch scary stuff. Been kinda fun being her Uncle & telling her stories but her mom is not thrilled.

I love bars that encourage folks to have food delivered. My kind of dive. 

You forgot Turner Classic Movies’ traditional Thin Man marathon on New Year’s Eve.

“It’s so dumb.”

Honestly my favorite part of the movie is that the so called genius billionare was in fact dumb as a sack of rocks.

Oh, man. These are good.

Allagash didn’t come back because the Cuirass didn’t work. He didn’t know it didn’t work until he came back to save them and got stabbed. He wasn’t trying to abscond with it he was trying to play the hero.

Also Boorman saying Allagash stole the Lux doesn’t fit with what we know because Boorman retrieved the Lux in a…

A couple of other requirements:

I’m a bit prejudiced but my hometown of Chicago has the finest selection of dive bars. A real dive bar has a personality. People choose their favorite bar, they find one that fits them. After I moved to a different place, I found that what people there referred to as dive bars were only dumps, offering nothing. 

The real thing for a dive bar is now a thing of the past. A good dive bar in the past was always permeated with clouds of tobacco smoke. No more smoking in the bars these days. The smell of beer and the smoke clouds were what made the place special. Just how it was when smoking was a part of life in general and a near…

One of the biggest problems with Solo is that everything we learned about Han Solo’s backstory in the original trilogy apparently all happened within the same week.

I also noticed that Skeen was asked to “cover me” and he only fired a couple of shots and then went back to hiding, which led to the other guy getting shot.  An early sign that he is not all-in on the rebellion as he claims, perhaps?