Quantum of Solace

[SaucyRossy]

yeah, I was going to post it, but then I remembered what happens when I post anything on this thread

whats that>?

[esoobaC .T bocaJ]

oh what the heck, here you go peoples

[GLaDOS]

Kick Ass... Daniel Craig can be my wingman anytime. Although it's more probable that he would try to kill me.

[mrbasehart]

Awesome.

[Agent_Ispep]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0830515/

Woot just watching the trailer has got me excited for the rifftrax of it.

Acctually it looks like they're going to tie in the plot points from Cansino Royale, so its probally going to be good.
Releases Nov 7 2008

[Doctor Who?]

I hear that they are only set one hour apart in time.

This will be the first time one Bond movie was a direct sequel to another.

I am so looking forward to this.

[Road_Element]

Interesting that it's a story by Ian Fleming where Bond only appears in the background ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_Your_Eyes_Only#.22Quantum_of_Solace.22

And a "quantum of solace" is the smallest unit of compassion a human being can feel, according to the Internets.

You this just might be me. But i think when people hear the word Quantum. They usually think about quantum physics or maybe about a guy who leap to life to life, trying to put right what once went wrong and always hoping that hes next leap would be the leap home. But not about unit of human compassion. Still it dosnt much sound like a bond title to me. Maybe if was The Day of the Kill or Mercy Killing it would sound cooler. But overall i think ill stick to my Sean Connery bond dvds.

[Doctor Who?]

So you are writing off the movie becouse of one word in it's name?

The title of the movie will be on screen for all of about 20 seconds and it looks like it's going to be a good movie.

[Road_Element]

So you are writing off the movie becouse of one word in it's name?

The title of the movie will be on screen for all of about 20 seconds and it looks like it's going to be a good movie.

Not really, Maybe i should have explained. I really didnt care for the first Daniel Craig Bond movie so i probably wont care for this one. Not to say it was bad but its just not my idea of a bond movie. This might be good but the title sound more aproperate to a sci fi movie.

[Tripe]

Not to say it was bad but its just not my idea of a bond movie.

Oh I am with you on that, was the the safari suits and sleazy innuendo, oh Roger how I miss thee

[Crow T. Robot 666]

I'm sure Thorns of Crimson Death thought the same thing I did upon hearing the title, "Is that the new Dimmu Borgir record?"

[Doctor Who?]

Oh I get you know.

I love the books and I relised what the title was talking about the first time i heard it.

I loved Casino Royal it was the first time I felt like I was realy seeing the bond of the books on screen.

It reminded me of the first time I saw Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes.

That's not to see I don't love the Morre Bond movies and I can see how someone who grew up with them may not like Casino Royal but I am looking forward to it.

[esoobaC .T bocaJ]

BOND GIRL HAS 12 FINGERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Past Bond Girls have all been beautiful and exceptional women, and Gemma Arterton, who will be playing Agent Fields in the upcoming "Quantum of Solace, is no different. Arterton is exceptional not only because of her grace but also because she was born with six fingers on each hand.

"It's my little oddity that I'm really proud of," she said to Esquire magazine. "It makes me different." Different indeed. The condition, called Polydactyly, occurs in 1 of every 500 births.

Don't bother looking for additional digits in the film, though. As a child, the extra fingers were "tied," which causes the boneless protrusions to fall off with time. She still bares bumpy scars where her extra appendages once were.

Earlier this year, she revealed that she was also born with a crumpled ear, which was surgically corrected in childhood. "I was born with lots of deformities," the 22-year-old actress told the British press.

Arterton, a graduate of London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art who was best known for a BBC adaptation of Thomas Hardy's "Tess of the D'Urbervilles," beat out 1,500 contenders to become the latest Bond girl.

[Tripe]

Yeah I read that earlier and I've been looking for a picture of her hands that shows the bump.

Anne Boleyn had the same condition.

[esoobaC .T bocaJ]

but still, that's awesome