Oh boy!

That....is actually kinda cool. A couple of the performances leave a little something to be desired. But it looks like it could be interesting.

And it actually plays with a couple ideas that are also going on in a project I'm writing, so that should be interesting.

Anybody else totally psyched for Skyfall?

I love what they've been doing with Craig's tenure as Bond.

The Skyfall trailer is great. It seems like they're moving away from the angsty Bond of Quantum of Solace and making him the smooth secret agent that we all know and love.

I have a very, very bad memory of Quantum of Solace, while I loved Casino Royale. All I can remember of it is "MORE SHAKY CAM!!1!1". So yeah, we'll see about Skyfall.

New P.T. Anderson flick "The Master" just got a teaser trailer:

THAT is how you tease a movie. I'm already sold. I will see this movie.

And C-Spin, I also liked Quantum of Solace a lot. I've talked at length to some people who didn't like it and a lot of them seem unable to deal with the notion that the thing the bad guys wanted to control wasn't the whole world, but a bit of water in the desert. I do, however, feel that trying to put too much continuity into the Bond movies will only end badly. You can watch pretty much any bond movie and know immediately where you stand, cause the plots are fully contained. In QoS a lot of Bond's motivation stems from the previous movie. It was an interesting experiment that I think was a success, but I get why people didn't like it.

I was underwhelmed when I initially saw QoS but it's grown on me somewhat. It's by no means a bad film and I'd say better then probably half of Pierce Brosnan's films (and I like most of Pierce Brosnan's) but it doesn't quite manage to be any good.

It really doesn't tie into Casino Royale apart from the opening and closing scenes which like most the script problems can probably be put down to the fact it was handed in hours before the writers strike.

Has anyone figured out why there are shots from Ruin in the Revolution trailer? Is OddBall working for NBC on Revolution and RUIN was a proof of concept?

Here is the trailer for Robert Zemeckis' new film Flight. Just skip to the minute mark, John Goodman seems to have based his look on a certain DiFer. As usual, the trailer seems very spoiler-filled.

David Gordon Green, Emile Hirsch, and Paul Rudd Secretly Remade an Icelandic Road Trip Comedy called Á Annan Veg (Either Way). It will be interesting to see their take.

I was actually shocked when I saw who directed it!

BigDamnArtist, I'm kind of excited for it myself. I'm awfully fond of mid-life crisis movies, for whatever reason, and I do like John C. Reilly's voice-acting in the trailer. But I'm going to try and forget about it a little, so I don't develop any expectations.