Woo-hoo! Seeing this before "The Dark Knight" a couple of weeks ago was another high moment.

I didn't expect the "revenge" angle either. I thought the next adventure would have taken place long after the Vespa tragedy. So this is really interesting.

Diving into the Unknown is always good! (Especially when you're shirtless. Bestill my ... heart.)

Check. Check. Check.

I especially like the idea of having a little continuity with the adventures of Bond. Sure beats having to introduce new villains and paramours without ever getting the chance to talk and think about what's come before.

But what's with the title, which surely has to be the franchise's worst since Octopussy?

Hey, if you don't like the titles that Ian Fleming came up with, take it up with him.

I imagine the revenging Vesper angle will only be around for a bit... just long enough to get him fully invested in fighting SPECTRE.

I kinda dig the title. It acknowledges the pain - physical, psychological - that Bond experienced in Casino Royale and points to the scrap of relief he will find as he grows into the James Bond of earlier films and does so using some slick words. Of course, I could be way off. I'm just guessing.

The bloke also came up with "The Hildebrand Rarity" and the ingeniously-monikered "007 in New York" for titles. Just 'cause it squeaked out of Fleming's brain one summer in Jamaica doesn't mean it's any good.

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-- Planck Constant of Consolation.

But Bond can have total knowledge of how griefstricken he is and know how fast the Aston Martin is going at the same time. I'm sorry, but I don't see how Heisenberg Uncertainty applies here. And the Planck constant has units of (energy)x(time) while Consolation has units of tears. I don't think it'll work.

Oh, yeah - I am that bored at work.

Perhaps he only grieves when he's being observed.

Oh, wait, that's the Heisenberg Uncertainty Fallacy.

As opposed to the Hindenburg Uncertainty Principle which I could explain right now, but no, I won't.

Anyway, this is one of the few movies I'm actually looking forward to.

Otherwise, it looks like I picked the wrong season to give up cinematic apathy...