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| Xiaou2:
Great film. Loved it. I really loved how this movie presents the problem we are facing at hand, in this present day. The super powers are uniting to form a Singularity. A global entity... One that is most likely wicked in its ways (Hence how it got to power, and has grown in power). We are in the final hours... of a full on lock down, that will make China's internet law and human rights... look like a day at the beach. People will be silenced, erased, kids taken away, beatings, rape and torture.. to suit the agendas. Much of it has been written into law already. And a lot of it is already being instituted in some shape or form. While global cooperation in some ways could solve certain problems... it could also become a very dark nightmare... in the wrong hands. |
| Xiaou2:
I have a hard time trying to watch certain older Bond films. The technology aspects are quite corny. However, I really loved Roger Moore films. Especially "A View to a Kill". Roger was fun, witty, funny. Charismatic. Great presence. Timothy Dalton ? I cant recall those movies being all that memorable. He seemed kinda Boring... and out of place. Pierce Brosnan - Seemed a little better than Dalton. He was a monotone actor... but did OK, pulling some decent films. Danial Craig - Admittedly, I wasnt a fan initially. However, there is a certain depth and believably to his character. He really pulls off the acting well. The films were far more realistic.. but do often lack some flair and fun. They did have more heart though.. and that was something that was missing from the previous Bond films. Craig actually seeks to connect with woman, rather then merely have a quick fling. Any interesting ideas on whom they should pick for a new bond? If the series continues... |
| Grasshopper:
Saw it yesterday, and was pleasantly surprised about how good it was. It didn't blow me away, but it was a solid action film, and better than Skyfall (which was massively overrated IMHO). |
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