Skyfall

would have been great yeah But this kind of villain has gone on for a long time.

The first time I recognized it was Bond in Skyfall, where the commentary for him when he's discussing Bond's gay experience and he's running his hand up his leg and stuff, they actually said that it shows that there is something more evil and more dangerous than just death and violence, but someone can use their sexuality as a weapon.

And it seems to be a very effeminate point of view that that's the worst thing that can happen to you.

And I think as that goes forward into entertainment, you will see it more and more where the different things that genders value as the worst thing that can happen to you goes forward into the entertainment itself.

waters to have uh directed this and just gone it would have been better would have been great it would have been divine you know i mean it would have been great yeah But this kind of

villain has gone on for a long time.

The first time I recognized it was Bond in Skyfall, where the commentary for him when he's discussing Bond's gay experience and he's running his hand up his leg and stuff, they actually said that it shows that there is something more evil and more dangerous than just death and violence, but someone can use their sexuality as a weapon.

And it seems to be a very effeminate point of view that that's the worst thing that can happen to you.

Oh.

Casino Royale and Skyfall are both phenomenal spy thriller-

Yeah

... movies.

... like this incredible ass character, incredible actor, just makes such a massively boring James Bond movie.

It's insane that they managed to do that.

It's a real speed bump of a franchise, 'cause you got Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre-

Yeah

I'm okay with that because... you know, a lot of films inspire other films and, you know, even, even great films that, you know, people love, you know, they've ripped.

I remember, uh, what was it? Um, uh, Skyfall kind of directly ripped off a visual sequence from, um, one of Nolan's films.

Um, it's just, it's, it's, it's nice to be inspired if, if, uh, if a type of film works, it works.

And I, and I think this clearly, I remember, I remember, I don't, I don't watch a lot of trailers myself, but I remember telling Don, I'm like, Don, do you probably want to watch this trailer? Cause it's, it's basically guardians of the galaxy.

I don't even know how he does it.

Um, So, yeah, so I guess that's going to be his finisher, the Skyfall, a very weird move.

So, yeah, so that's pretty much the Junior Feud and Shun Skywalker.

Obviously, Shun is going to be challenging Takeshita, who's not on the tour yet, but that should be a fun matchup when that comes around.

Well, arguably, at that point, less than a quarter's worth of profits, which is why when the fine is less than the profit you're making on the risky behavior doing corporations, see that as the cost of doing business.

The top five movies are Taken 2, really hanging around there, Argo, Flight, we're not number two, Skyfall, but number two, and I pulled this one because I knew it would be near and dear to your heart, Steven, Wreck-It Ralph.

Hell yeah.

I know you're familiar with Wreck-It Ralph.

late oh go ryan I kept waiting for the Komodo dragons.

That's Skyfall.

This is the case with any Mission Impossible or Fast and the Furious.

This is what happens.

Um, uh, uh, uh, Renard who's played by Robert Carnell in the world is not enough.

He's been shot in the head and has lost the ability to feel pain, which is certainly a disability, um, that they sort of portray as a, uh, superpower, but still, uh, Sylvia, uh, Javier Bardem in, um, uh, uh, in Skyfall, a facial deformity when his cyanide pill didn't work.

So he's got like the prosthetic in there.

And Safin, Rami Malek in No Time to Die has a facial disfigurement because of an assassination attempt against his family with a poison that he survived.