I wouldn’t personally want it, but I’m glad that its out there in the world, doing its thing.

As are Vancouver and Toronto. San Franciscans look at Vancouver and say “daaaaamn...”

Ugh. I didn't realize you didn't have to mark Branded Content anymore. Oh, this was for free? Jesus Christ.

No Folgers!

A year is arbitrarily demarcated? Are you a flat earther?

He also produced and starred in Spartacus, which I believe is the first film to break the Hollywood Blacklist by publicly crediting a blacklisted writer, in this case Dalton Trumbo.

A bit of Internet searching and translating shows that “purosangue” is also Italian for “Thoroughbred”, as in the race horse breed.  

[Bursts in, slamming the doors open, breathing heavily]

Force MaGeorge

An American remake being heavy handed in comparison to the original Swedish film. Well bowl me over with a dusting of snow. 

Polyamorous Miranda Otto you say?

Should he have received more than one Oscar nomination for his single role?

The answer is:
(if your age > 40): It’s rude and the writer is the asshole.
(if your age < 35): It’s normal and the cashier is the asshole
(Else): Both people are probably assholes

I was going to ask about that.

OK cool. I don’t mind the song but I’ve read some utter rants about how terrible it is. I think it’s great, although the shift into the sing-songier parts does strike me as tonally jarring. 

I like Quantum of Solace, so connections to the film don’t hurt it for me.

Geezers need excitement. If their lives don’t provide it, they’ll incite violence. Common sense, simple common sense.

That Sam Smith song is easily one of the worst Bond songs ever. Like, zero question. I remember at the time, I wanted to re-edit the opening credits of SPECTRE with Conchita Wurst’s ‘Rise Like A Phoenix’. Much better.

Go away, Matt Mira.

Same. Although ‘Spectre’ by Radiohead would have been one of the greatest Bond themes of all time had they not made the absolutely bewildering decision to drop it in favor of Sam Smith’s mediocrity.