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Ha, it’s probably for the best seeing as how James Bond has his own thread.

Throw some "we"s in there and I’d have mistaken you for negative1. I’ll be sure to check that out later.

Whether it will work or not is unknowable right now, but you really have no choice but to try.

I don’t think it was. Dominic?

DominicCobb said:

Still waiting for the first Bond Boy. JB is obviously an omnisexual horndog who swings every way. Wonder when they’ll have the guts to show it.

I don’t think they ever will. That would be incredibly out of character. Bond clearly has extremely high standards since he’s only ever with the most attractive women.

SilverWook said:

What about Col. Klebb in From Russia With Love? She sure gave off a lesbian vibe in that one scene.

Yeah, that’s who I was referring to. She was a homosexual, Honor Blackman in Goldfinger was bisexual, and Wint and Kidd were homosexuals in Diamonds Are Forever. I’m still not sure about some characters, but Skyfall had at least the fourth homosexual and fifth or sixth LGBT character in general.

That version is good too, but I really like Gram Parsons’ version.

I find it funny how people give Skyfall credit for having the first homosexual Bond villain when the series had a lesbian villain in 1963.

Love Hurts - Gram Parsons

DuracellEnergizer said:

Rouge One

Is that the Cambodian Communist Party’s version of Rogue One?

bkev said:

Please let it be Abbey Road.

I get it.

Me too!

Density said:

Why not cut out Episode II too? Not just because it’s an awful, awful film.

Hey, I’ll have to stop you right there. That’s still up for debate:

http://originaltrilogy.com/topic/What-is-wrong-with-Attack-of-the-Clones/id/48862

I hate the feeling of overeating. It can’t go away soon enough.

I agree about the “Naked” reedit of Let It Be. The Long and Winding Road and Across the Universe got the brunt of the orchestra overdubs if I recall correctly.

Thumbs up to ZZ Top also. I think Fandango! is my favorite of theirs, followed by Eliminator.

Goodbye Stranger - Supertramp

I love this song, but I find it hard to listen to. It reminds me of an old friend now long dead.

Tyrphanax said:

Lots of times mental disorders only manifest/compound in the 20s.

I knew a guy who was fairly normal for the entire time I knew him, until he had a massive schizophrenic break in his mid 20s and went completely off the rails.

The same thing happened to a very talented man I once knew. I swear he could’ve been a famous musician one day.

That’s what I meant, you’ll have to come to terms with what you believe, don’t believe, and don’t understand.

You’ll ultimately just have to come to terms with whatever you believe.

I still love A View to a Kill in a guilty pleasure sort of way.

LuckyGungan2001 said:

Don’t have time to go in depth with these, but I watched a few Connery Bond films.

Dr No (1962) - C

From Russia with Love (1963) - C

Goldfinger (1964) - B

I’m sorry guys, but I really don’t get the love for Dr No and From Russia with Love. I liked Goldfinger though. Feel free to try and convince me otherwise.

They’re more mature than any other Bond films. I didn’t like them until I was in my late teens.

I just heard that Taylor Swift broke up with his girlfriend and I was immediately overwhelmed by apathy because I didn’t care.

imperialscum said:

TV’s Frink said:

imperialscum said:

This is not even a discussion. It is basically me correcting your misconceptions.

I don’t care about what you think you are doing, I care about facts.

That is a contradiction. I only think about facts.

That’s a lie. You thought about a contradiction when posting this.