jibran wrote:I think Fincher deserved the directing Oscar for TSN.

Absolutely. Daylight robbery.

I'd go so far as to say that Eisenberg was similarly robbed.

Goldfinger not fun? People always remember the car with the ejector seat, the gonad laser, the Fort Knox raid. It's a tremendously fun film, certainly far more lively than Thunderball.

Got my tickets booked for 12:01 AM on the 19th in Melbourne.

So... yeah, I don't know what WB's double-standards are all about.

Films that evoke the same feeling, have the same design, dialogue, fantastic acting, colour schemes blah blah of Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation and Sidney Lumet's Network and Dog Day Afternoon. It doesn't have to be from the 70's but that would be nice. Actually, more recent stuff would al...

Connery is Richard Maibaum's James Bond.

Dalton is Ian Fleming's.

Wowee, the Melbourne IMAX tickets were sold out by, like 9:05.

Had to settle for a regular theatre. Maximum shame.

From Russia With Love.

Although my favourite is The Living Daylights.

MSUspartans2211 wrote:I have a feeling Arnofsky backed out of Wolverine so he could direct this, not because it was too much time away from his family.

My word he did.

Important to note that in-between Aronofsky signing on for The Wolverine and then pulling out, Black Swan made a truckload of money.

I hope you guys realize the majority of these complaints towards Damon don't make sense. -Vader No, it just would of been 20 more minutes with thin characters. Yeah, studio cuts don't mask the fact that these characters practically unveil their schtick by flat out saying it. Or that characters just...

This will be a poor film. Absitively. Lurhmann is a terrible filmmaker, with Strictly Ballroom being the only thing he's done that approaches coherence and quality. This aint the world of F. Scott Fitzgerald. There's a certain temper to The Great Gatsby , and that doesn't involve Kanye West, typica...