yeah but he wasnt noticebly hurt by it and managed to still run away, the daniel craig ones see him being beaten up more

a desert or dessert?
I could see why it's a dessert because if you like freelance written stuff, that's a freelance written thing

Oh, most definitely. Besides, I like to think of Bond actually dying in You Only Live Twice

People in the US are pretty uneducated about international geography and don't think there's anything wrong with being insensitive about anywhere else for the most part.

This all is ridiculous Idris Elba is not the only suave, athletic actor in Hollywood (black or white)

I think Bond needs to go away. He's extremely casual towards murder (I can't stand the fact that he let Sambor fall to his death in The Spy Who Loved Me or shot the torture artist unarmed in Tomorrow Never Dies), cultural prejudice and raping Pussy Galore and the Maude Adams' character in Octopussy. I can't stand his…

and George Lazenby was an Australian actor who had a very Australian take on the part

what was the first thanksgiving all about? I imagine it was a feast between the Indians and the White people that didn't lead to as much of a peace as advertised because the white people eventually exterminated the Indians, Did I miss anything?

wasn't William hughes a staff writer at some point? I guess he only does the occasional newswire?

that is true, people are so nasty on message boards, there's not even much language for admitting, you have a good point. I try to do it often, but the efforts to try to compliment people seem to fly over most people's heads because they're already in the mindset of arguing or having beef with me.

a lot of people do that. at least I said I didn't see the film

I do love her, i wonder how many presidents she'd be taller than

Oh and if you're wondering, I still consider myself a liberal/democrat and would vote that way, but the entertainment press is too extremely liberal these days, the Atlantic Magazine submission style guide is so slanted towards giving voice and overvaluing the voice of minorities and other social justice goals, most…

holy crap, it's you! This is a humongous coincidence to hear from you today because a month ago, I finally decided to try to put all my thoughts together about all my objections to the film criticism as diversity police movement and last week, the American Conservative accepted it for publication and you're not going…

I saw this at a preview screening. I thought it was actually a strong film. I think it's very pointed satire although it assumes that no one would have invented lifeblogging in this parallel universe. I didn't get a strong sense of the character's internal motivations for suddenly commiting to the circle, but I view…

I think that the inclusion of punchlines in the film (most of which were really bad) shows that it was going for comedy.

who's alan moore?

Gwyneth Paltrow is generally pretty good on SNL in a Justin Timberlake/John Hamm kind of way and she is one of the only actresses I know to publicly trash her performances and films. I am eternally greatful for her for admitting that "A View from the Top" sucked. It's nice to know I'm not alone in disliking my…

I find it difficult to hate him on both Cheers and Frasier since he's such different characters in both. Even if Fraser was a snooty guy, it's hard not to appreciate what he bought to some of the best relationships (Frasier-Niles, Frasier-Marty, Frasier-Roz) of the 90s

really? it was pretty clear he never did his own fighting.