Quantum of Solace
Anybody else excited?
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you just like daniel craig
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I was looking forward to it, but I heard a bad review of it this morning. |
I'll take Bourne over Bond anyday.
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"My brother Farrah..." |
I'm looking forward to it. I like this new era of Bond movies without all the corniness. Hopefully there is a lot of killing.
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Tom Ford did some of the clothes in Casino Royale but he is going to be doing a ton of stuff on QOS. I think he does the suit from the main promo poster, but I also heard that it could be a Zegna...who coincidentally outfits Brody with practically everything. I don't care about the cars or the gadgets. I want Bond's wardrobe. We were watching Casino Royale and my wife thought it was kind of fishy....i kept commenting on his clothes. All gay jokes aside, don't you guys think his clothes were awesome in Casino Royale? To answer Mrs Funky's question, yes I am way excited for QOS. You can tell that with CR and QOS, the Brocolis have moved in the Bourne direction and away from the wise-cracking gadget incarnation. People want to see a dude that can destroy someone else with his fists, not with a crappy exploding watch. btw, if you watch Ocotpussy, Bond's fancy gadget watch was a Seiko. A Seiko! LOL. |
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Tom Ford is doing all the QOS stuff, but if you recall, he was already wearing that suit at the end of CR...right at the very end when he introduces himself, so i think it could be a Brioni, just for consistency. |
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and it is Nakatomi, fyi. |
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what a joke. |
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Cheryl Preston (BYU Law Prof--this one's for you 3D) and her husband returned Monday from a trip to Cairo where she spoke to a conference on regulating porn on the internet. While she was thus engaged, and while taking a break, presumably, from watching porn on the internet, her husband Stan saw QOS which was released earlier to international audiences. He liked it, but said it wasn't as good as Casino Royale. A movie can be worse than CR, but still be very good, so I'm definitely in.
And speaking of suits... For me, Johnny Carson during the '70s and early '80s achieved the summum bonum in dressy apparel. He usually displayed good taste, and his suits and sport coats fit superbly. But maybe it was simply the contrast with Doc Severinson (whose tailor was obviously on a two decades-long acid trip) and Tommy Newsom (who had the appearance of an unmade bed). |
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Second, speaking of 70s suits, what are the odds of a resurgence in elbow patches? That is one fashion trend that I simply never understood, not even in the context of "that was cool at the time." I would be really interested in seeing those babies come back, even for a season. |
I've always appreciated Craig Sager's wardrobe.
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But to answer your question, I dont really "care" about the brand, as much as I simply enjoy the clothes. His suits are tailored, so they fit him extremely well and they look sharp. Since I wear suits to Church, sometimes work, etc....it interests me. As with any hobby, the more you pursue it, the more refined your eye becomes. I think that half this board would be up in arms if i said, "a bike is a bike!" Or if I told SeattleUte, "a bran supplement is a bran supplement!" |
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And I wish I had a baby blue leisure suit, flowered shirt with a collar so wide it resembles the wingspan of a 747, platform shoes and, of course, white belt and shoes. This was an outfit worn by tourists in SF back in the '70s and is known as The Full Cleveland. |
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I probabyl shouldn't admit that I once went to a school dance (with the loveyl Miss Catherine Shorten who hailed from Sandwich, England and used to like me most, as far as I can tell, as an object of scorn for my utahn accent) in a black polyester leisure suit with white stitching, a baby blue QIana polyester shirt with the oh-so-wide collar spread PAC described, and Blue and Black platform shoes that were at least three inches thick. And yes, I actually did think I looked very, very hot(t). |
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Reputation: Tex is a jerk. Similar, but different. |
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As Kung Fu Panda said of creekster: THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR AWESOMENESS! OR ATTRACTIVENESS! |
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unfortunately I am at a point wherein I can no longer give negative feedback. I keep getting the same pop-up that says i must spread some of the reputation around before I can give more. I don't know what that means because i have already given most people here negative feedback. |
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I think Craig makes a way better Bond that Brosnan. Way better.
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