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There will definitely be people who think this way, for sure. But yeah, probably not a majority.
"The Dark Knight Rises" ended with Batman not being Batman anymore. Four years later there was "Batman v Superman" with a new guy as Batman. People understood what was going on lol.
Yeah, but that's too comic-booky! Bond isn't a super-hero!!
More comic-book logic! Bond isn't a comic book!!!
And just to prove the veracity of my statement above: even Archie did it! Archie from the '40s, modern Archie, Archie as Pureheart the Powerful, Archie as the Man From R.I.V.E.R.D.A.L.E., and 3 or 4 other Archies all banded together a couple of years back to save the multiverse. It didn't make 3 billion dollars, but it was good for a chuckle or two.
I have like 1,800. You have more than THAT??
LOL, think what you want to, but if I were to sell my entire collection at book value I could easily afford a used Delorian that needs extensive work.
Lol get a grip.
I don't get it. Aren't most erasers white? Except on the ends of no.2 pencils- they're like a dark pink...
Not here, they sell erasers of all color.
Deflate my joke why doncha? ;)
You have issues beyond this post.
For a couple of years there I was (in all seriousness) selling old comics to help pay the bills. Tens of thousands of $$ later, my regular income stream got a little better and I was able to stop selling off The Collection. I still have lots more than I can easily count. Spider-Man from the '60s? Still got some... Batman by Neal Adams? Still got 'em all. Etc.
In my case, you can spell that: Nerd$. :-B
That’s a good point. You’d think that with this being Daniel’s last film, folks would’ve been in much more of a celebratory mood. You’d think everyone would be raising a glass and toasting a salute for someone who’s done so much for the series and for the character. Instead that celebration is kind of being overshadowed by the constant arguments over the film. It’s unfortunate I feel. I understand (some) of the criticisms aimed towards the film. I myself didn’t really like the inclusion of the original “We Have All The Time In The World” recording, and kinda wished they recorded the song with someone else, but there’s also so many elements I enjoyed so much. So many people got riled up over Lashauna Lynch’s character, completely disregarding the fact that her role in the film wasn’t what the promotional material made it out to be, and are therefore passing judgement because they don’t want to man up and admit that perhaps they were wrong. Because unless I saw a different film then some of the people who made this point, Nomi was a kickass (pardon my languange) character. As was Paloma. In fact, on the small 1% chance this happens, I’d love to see spin offs with those two.
Everyone is getting upset over the idea of Daniel’s Bond dying, and I’ll accept any criticism of that scene if it pertains to the circumstances (within film) leading up to it, but to sit there and be upset to where you disavow the franchise entirely? As if the Craig era hasn’t been established from the very beginning as being incredibly different to the previous films, and therefore could play around with the rules of the formula? To sit there and say Craig/EON’s decision to kill Bond off at the end ruins everything about Bond when Fleming himself killed Bond off to bring him back is absurd. I’ll admit that perhaps Daniel Craig may have had a bit too much control over the films then his predecessors (from a production standpoint, not a story one), but to act surprised and dumbfounded that the Craig era chose to end on that note baffles me, especially when it’s taken so many creative risks (some I don’t agree with) with the world of Bond. I guess if I had to sum up my feelings on the NTTD discourse, it’d be the following song below;
Oh yeah, it was clear. Just running with the ball is all.
@BeatlesSansEarmuffs you got Amazing Spider-Man #'s 100 - 102? Those change my life & made me the comic book nut I was in the 70's & 80's. Well, that & Master Of Kung Fu....
I guess my main point is, Bond IS a superhero. And it really shouldn't surprise anyone that one of the main tropes of comics -- a reboot after, what, 70 years' worth of continuity? -- has finally been deemed appropriate.
Absolutely. Henry Cavill should get the tux & Walther PPK.
THANK YOU!!!!
If she were cast as JAMES BOND I'd have zero issues.... yes. I like her, okay-?
You guys are EASY.
That's what SHE said.
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