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Originally Posted by rhythmic delivery

i wasn't saying they should have killed the joker i wouldn't have, they didn't know heath ledger would die before sequels could be made. my point is that they can't have another actor playng him in the next film, and the way they deal with the jokers abcence will be cheasy.
here here on the starwars rant though i totaly agree. but i have to say i wish james bond had been killed in the first james bond (most overrated crap ever), like in the scorpio episode of the simpsons. james bond is shit particularly daneil craig, sean connery was ok but all the rest where complete muck

hoy hoy hoy bond is the epitome of cool amd all things suave.

and dr who is cheesy yeah but its still awesome. gotta love the theme tune.

bond is a pretenteous knob, i wish i was a vilain in one of the films, when he was captured. no lazer beams explosives or slow deaths i'd keep it old school i'd just shoot the posh cunt in the face. try escaping from this or making a cheasy quip after a .45 to the skull.
as for dr who i can't believe anyone over the age of five watchs it, it is complete garbage. i actualy tried to watch it when it came back on cuz i liked the guy who played him the one befre david tenant although like him to, but i turned it iff after two minutes as it was such incomprehensibe drivel. and as for the daleks being the best vilains, they are about as threatening as pee wee herman.

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On Her Majesty's Secret Service Cool! Great film.
Robert Carlyle was damn good as a fanatic villain in the film.
Also Sophie Marceau as Elektra King... top notch. I loved her character and deception. It was superb. I found the last interaction of Robbie Coltrane with James Bond very interesting too. The way Sophie shot him and tortured Bond... and Robbie shot his last bullet at Bond's Torture gadget as a parting gesture!

The emotions displayed in the scene where Pierce Brosnan (James Bond) kills Sophie (Elektra) are also touching. Oh, and dont you dare forget Denise Richards.