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Mike feels stupid and reviews Quantum of Solace

High level Kremlin officials close to Prime Minister Putin have expressed deep concerns with regard to the delays to law enforcement actions being sanctioned by Scotland Yard in London UK and the FBI in the Washington DC Field Office USA in Europe's longest running largest organised criminal conspiracy and corruption case. Further concerns are being expressed by Kremlin officials with the latest revelations involving Baroness Scotland QC HM Attorney General Britain's most senior law enforcement officer in further obstruction and racketeering offences which are continuing to exasperate the current circumstances of the primary victim Gerald Carroll who it is known is presently the subject of close protection and security following ongoing violent attacks with the use of firearms and other weapons. Gerald Carroll played a vital role on behalf of both the HM Government and US Government in high level dealings with the Russian Government during the painful transition period from a command control soviet economy to an emerging lawful democratic society. Click to View: http://www.carrollfoundationtrust.org/

MGM Studios' financial troubles will soon be coming to a sad end. Back in September, it was reported that MGM was in such poor shape that they might be forced to auction off their assets, including James Bond and The Hobbit. That day has come to pass. Variety reports that MGM Studios is officially on the auction block. MGM has been given a month of breathing space from their interest payments, time they plan on using to begin "a process to explore various strategic alternatives including operating as a standalone entity, forming strategic partnerships and evaluating a potential sale of the company." But all hopes of survival may rest on what they sell off from their glorious history, including a library of 4,000 titles, the logo, the United Artists company, James Bond, and half ownership in The Hobbit. Time Warner, News Corp, and Lionsgate are said to be interested in all of the above. As their library scatters to the four winds, it'll be really interesting to see what remakes and reboots it spawns. Remember, Robocop was on the MGM remake slate, and surely some hungry studio will snap that up. The Cannon Films and ITV Global Entertainment collections are just ripe for harvesting. Perhaps you'll finally see a Lifeforce movie, or a remake of Capricorn One, or an aspiring Tarantino type will buy up all those American International Picture rights and revive motorcycle gang movies. Sure, we all want to know who will wind up with James Bond, but it'll be far more fascinating if someone tries to remake Psych-Out. * *It's possible this is considered one of AIP's "early" films, though it's unclear where that cut off date is.Filed under: Deals, Executive shifts, Lionsgate Films, MGM, Warner Brothers, RumorMonger, Distribution, DIY/Filmmaking, Newsstand, James Bond Permalink | Email this | Comments

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2001 Press conference with the actress talking about her role as Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan in Farscape and her roles in The Living Daylights and Max Max 2: The Road Warrior. She gives a lot of information from one of classiest ladies in SF. Part 1 Of 2.

Clips, stills, and graphics recalling James Bond film adventures.

While the majority of Cinematical's "Shelf Life" columns thus far have targeted specific releases that relate to new films, the truth is that we came up with this series so that we could go back and watch movies we wanted to see, whether it was to experience them for the first time after an eon of reactions and expectations, or just to see whether we were the same people we were when we first saw them, or just maybe, to champion an overlooked gem that disappeared into the ether after its initial release. This week's selection, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, falls into the third category, and we're happy to revisit it instead of some completely random movie that most folks already know they like. The Facts: Directed by Peter Hunt, who previously edited three of the earlier films in the series, On Her Majesty's Secret Service marked the arrival of actor George Lazenby in the already-iconic role of James Bond. Lazenby notably only played the character one time, refunding money he was paid to appear in the next installment, Diamonds Are Forever, and according to the actor, declining to reprise the role because he thought the character was out of touch with modern audiences by the start of the 1970s. Meanwhile, other rumors swirled around his departure, including friction with the producers, but the film nevertheless ranked as another hit for the franchise, pulling in some $87 million worldwide.Filed under: Fandom, Shelf LifeContinue reading Shelf Life: On Her Majesty's Secret Service Permalink | Email this | Comments

The world's first look at James Bond's new burning blu-laser weapon! Learn how to build your own! NOTE: You can get the blu diode and housing at http://www.build-a-blue-laser.com if you don't have a broken HD DVD Drive.

This week on Behind the Scenes, Eric and Shaun talk about the latest Bond movie Quantum of Solace which just released on DVD, followed by a look at the new CRAZY action movie Punisher: WarZone . Finally we take another look behind the scenes of the MMA movie Death Warrior . First off Eric and Shaun talk about Quantum of Solace. The movie just released on DVD and is the sequel to Casino Royal. If you haven t seen it yet, its a good watch, but some people would say that it wasn t able to meet expectations after the hugely successful Casino Royal breathed life back into what had become a stale series.Then we look at Punisher: WarZone which releases on DVD today. Its a gritty action flick geared towards fans of the comic book. Waging his one-man war on the world of organized crime, ruthless vigilante-hero Frank Castle sets his sights on overeager mob boss Billy Russoti. After Russoti is left horribly disfigured by Castle, he sets out for vengeance under his new alias: Jigsaw.Finally we take another look at Death Warrior. MovieSet has had exclusive access to the set during production and have tons and tons of cool content on the movie. You should definitely check out the Death Warrior Sitelet to check it out, including interviews with Rashad Evans and Georges St-Pierre.Make sure to tune in tomorrow for more Behind the Scenes Subscribe to behind the Scenes in iTunes or by Email