The whole scene with Rex not dying was so graphic. I hated it. We saw nothing that prove he was more than obnoxious.
I find the thought of male strippers funny. It was to balance out the fact that women were being objectified that way. The solution?. Let's make men do it too!. It's there decision I suppose.
Now I'm going to sound superficial by saying that no other actor who portrayed James Bond before Daniel Craig could have pulled that scene off. I do like that this version of Mr Bond is less of a womanizer than before. He actually fell in love instead of just shagging a bond girl.
The clothes make the man. Or woman. It's about a certain image. On TV and in movies, you know their suppose to be hot when their walking in slow motion sequence. With the wind blowing in their hair.
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I find the thought of male strippers funny. It was to balance out the fact that women were being objectified that way. The solution?. Let's make men do it too!. It's there decision I suppose.
Now I'm going to sound superficial by saying that no other actor who portrayed James Bond before Daniel Craig could have pulled that scene off. I do like that this version of Mr Bond is less of a womanizer than before. He actually fell in love instead of just shagging a bond girl.
The clothes make the man. Or woman. It's about a certain image. On TV and in movies, you know their suppose to be hot when their walking in slow motion sequence. With the wind blowing in their hair.