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Meh.. a new word in the dictionary.

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  1. Capman911 says: 144

    Marina these are three new nerd words if you haven’t already used them.

  2. danistan says: 143

    I have to say Marina, this is a great lesson, but you didn’t get the intonation quite right. You give it a flat intonation that does not rise or fall from one phoneme to the next, but in most usages (which as you point out follow from the usage in the Simpsons), meh has a falling tone. I think this is important for this word, because it is lexicallogically so empty. I think one of the hardest parts of learning Russian for me is getting the intonation right. What would [да ладно...] (as used when indicating that sufficient information has been conveyed to prove one’s point) without it’s intonation?

  3. pandion says: 142

    I just used “meh” in regards to this year’s Super Bowl commercials.

  4. Is it Kobe or Gorby? I remember you changing your dogs name from Kobe to Gorby, but you still call him Kobe. So is it Kobe or Gorby? :neutral:

    I like Gorby Better.

  5. xvandalx says: 138

    Марина не верь ему он правду сказал )))) “protac6″
    Видяхи у тебя просто помпезные жду следующих)

  6. kaibanator says: 136

    I actually remember that simpsons episode :lol:

    Homer saw an ad for a place called Blocko-land (A ripoff of legoland). He was excited to go, but not the kids.

    A bit later on when they were leaving Blocko-land:
    ————————
    Bart mentions how he likes his Lego shirt.
    Marge : Don’t you mean Blocko shirt?
    Bart: Err Yeah…Blocko shirt. :)

  7. protac6 says: 135

    I use the word meh when I’m watching your videos. I’m just kidding Marina I love you

  8. xvandalx says: 134

    Фильм про бонда был не “Ме” а “Бееееееееее” кал одним словом =))

  9. orpheus says: 133

    Dear HotForWords,
    I’d like to know the origin of a word I’ve been daydreaming about. Let’s see. Now what was it? Ummm, I was just thinking about it. Oh, I remember. The word is REVERIE. My favorite word. Thanks!
    Orpheus

  10. cufan71 says: 132

    :cool: Here’s a quote form Star Wars-A New Hope.

    “The Force can have a strong influence on the weak-minded.” Obi Wan Kenobi

    Somehow I think Capman had some influence on today’s quote. :wink:

  11. thetigtig says: 130

    :lol: Yesterday I request “neo maxi zoomdweebie” and today I googled it.Guess what came up on the searches? :smile: …thats right, hotforwords,what a small and fast world! :smile:

  12. siuresfree says: 129

    Mari please, decide to investigate the origin of the word Freemasonry.

    Thanks and greetings from Costa Rica,

    Siuresfree
    :cool:

  13. emurga says: 128

    i have a word for you.

    the word is ‘fishy’

    i heard it in an episode of Smallville, when Clark Kent meets Aquaman for the first time. Clark doesnt trust him, and pulls Lois Lane aside and asks:

    “Doesnt he seem fishy to you?”

    i know how its used, but i would like to know where it comes from

    thank you,
    elliott

  14. emocalypse says: 127

    how about the word “suck age”…I never really understand it

  15. leonard says: 126

    pirates, yeah they robbed the queen; who paid them too…lesson later, gota cook’em ribs with beans :lol:

  16. Marina says: 125

    Wow.. just learned a new word.. from the U.S. Cruise ship that just outran the pirates:
    “In a statement on its Web site, the company said pirates fired eight rifle shots at the liner, but that the ship’s captain increased speed and managed to outrun the skiffs.”

    Skiff: a small light boat of any kind from French esquif, the Italian schifo and Old High German scif

  17. imperial7 says: 124

    Hey Marina, I was wondering the origin of the word salary. I saw on the discovery channel that it might come from the word salt.

  18. Hey, check out the latest entry on the “gizmo” :wink:

  19. My prayers to Gorby’s speedy recovery.

  20. askmartin says: 121

    I have words requests:

    1. Law – why this word to represent system/principles?
    2. Ceteris paribus – the history
    3. Call to the bar – why bar? why call to?

  21. kbsalzman says: 120

    A word request, please, as the time for law exams draws near…

    Where does the title “Esquire” come from, and why do some lawyers use the title instead of the more common J.D.? For instance, why do some lawyers sign their names, Joe Smith, Esq. as opposed to Joe Smith, J.D.?

    • WLIU, esquire means without (royal) title. But because lawyers have started using esquire very much like a title, it now means “I have a title of no title, which I hope you find impressing as hell and makes me seem more like my fees are worth it.”

  22. cufan71 says: 119

    “Do, or do not. There is no ‘try’.” – Yoda ‘The Empire Strikes Back’

    Love this quote :!:
    I also llike the scene after Yoda uses the force to move Luke’s X-Wing, and Luke says “I don’t believe it!” Then Yoda says “That is why you fail!” So many great lines in The Empire Strikes Back! :cool:

  23. Never use Meh. Though I use Nah or Neh allot, as in not really.
    Love your show.

  24. bsomebody says: 117

    I keep noticing that M is wearing my gravatar more and more, these days. I feel so special. :razz: :smile: :lol: :oops:

  25. Dear Hotforwords,
    I would like to know what is the meaning of the word Vatican?
    Thanks

  26. fatbuffalo says: 115

    so this how meh is used in the US …
    In Malaysia meh is used in the ending of questions as in “Quantum of Solace good meh ?”
    Malaysian English is like a cocktail of Chinese and Malay
    Without gadgets , a Bond movie isn’t a Bond movie :evil:

  27. Fianchetto says: 114

    Word request “widget” to describe, generically, any product of industry as in:

    “I work in a factory that makes thousands of widgets every day”

  28. lostinhere says: 113

    Sorry, I don’t use ‘Meh’ and, most likely, never will.

  29. meby2k says: 112

    Word request:

    This one has stumped me for a while now. Why is it that we use “Holy” as a prefix for some words, particularly “Holy Shit”? Not trying to be too controversial, but I have even heard clergy use the phrase, which made me laugh.

    xoxo

    Spasibo.

  30. tok-715 says: 111

    Heard of it, not really much of a user myself (last time I used it? white random noise from my memory banks…). Still an interesting lesson though.

    One of the best things about an alphabetically based language such as English is its simplicity, which allows it to adapt and create new words as necessary to suite contemporary situations.

  31. wyo550 says: 110

    This was an OK lesson. The over-happy intro with the narcist geek at the recent Youtube love fest was over-the-top.
    I’d never heard of “meh” (sounds like a meth addict would know it) but I’ve heard of “ta” (the Australian short form for “little thanks”.
    Hope one of your online addicts doesn’t start telling me off like one loser did the other night. That was pathetic

    • {CK twists the bullet end in his ear to lubricate it for extra accuracy, s-l-o-w-l-y and deliciously slides it into into the breech, pushes the well-oiled bolt forward and then down and ever-so-carefully turns the windage a click or two.}

      Security guard: “Hey! What are you doing up there?”
      CK: “Oh, nothing. Just watchin’ this guy.”
      Security guard: “Gonna be long?”
      CK: “Dunno yet.”

    • Bob says: 110.2

      {Whilst unseen by CK and unheard by the mark, a shadowy figure clad in an all enveloping, skin-tight black jumpsuit with a black hood with only three small holes for the eyes and nose, smiles as he silently slides an all black shoto out of its scabbard.
      He reaches into a small black pouch hanging at his waist and pulls out a bag of powder, which has been prepared from the crushed stamens of the Chrysanthemum flower.
      When this powder gets into the mark’s bloodstream from the small pinprick of the shoto, it acts as a powerful neuro-toxin that will have the victim writhing on the ground in agony as he wonders what kind of insect just stung him.}

      Security guard: “Hey! What’s happened to that guy you were watching?”
      CK: “Dunno. He was just standing there in the moonlight when a cloud came over the moon. When the moon came out again, he was on the ground bawling his head off. I never saw a thing.”

    • {Bob and CK wash up, change clothes and go over to Marina’s place with a couple of pounds of ribs and a bag of charcoal. All three are chowing down at the table.}

      Marina: “It’s a different flavor meat, but it’s really good!”

      CK: “Well, some kinds of meat are best when really fresh.”

      Bob: “Yeah, like an hour ago.”

      {Bob winks at CK, who tosses Gorby a rib. Gorby winks at CK and they all laugh.}

  32. drmike says: 109

    The Oxford English dictionary says the origin of the word “canoodle” is obscure, and that of “cuddle” is “uncertain”. Could there be a connection with the German verb “knuddeln”?

  33. and also in accordance with sliplink666, where does Semper Fi come from? is it latin?

  34. hey marina, i would like to request a word.
    “stool”
    is the word stool(like the chair) in anyway related stool meaning (fecal matter, feces, please dont make me say more =))
    like, “go sit on that stool” is it related to stool sample?

  35. Meh. Hootie went country I don’t know what happened to the blowfish. :roll:

  36. Hey Marina
    I want to know about the phrase Semper Fi that the Marine Corps use
    Please and thank you!

  37. CampKohler says: 104

    I don’t use meh myself, but if I were to be forced to, the first application would be to old Bucko. A little of him goes a long way; that is to say, if he were a can of Spackle, you could follow a serial killer with a shotgun through a housing project and use him to fix everything up like new and still have enough left over to follow a serial killer with a shotgun through a housing project…

    Now, how does meh sound like a Russian cop? Do you mean litterally that is a sound they make or does it sound like the word for a Russian cop?

  38. Sorry to hear Gorby still isn’t well. Keep us posted. Never used Meh. Always.

  39. r1wolf says: 102

    I don’t use meh myself, but my little sister uses it a lot.

  40. bobsully says: 101

    I don’t use it, but when others use it I assumed it meant mediocre.

  41. Evan Owen says: 100

    Hello Marina, John, dukerreno, Bob, James, Dezdkado, annuddermale, pedantickarl, foxbow, jt-turner, animalntaz, etyrnal, fong47, jakem952, russianboy, Capman911, absentmindedprof, bsomebody, Che Volay, CaptainJack, thoughtonfire, melikadothechacha, and any others I may have missed in my Nyquil drugged state,
    Many thanks for keeping me company while I’ve been shut in with a heavy cold. Thank you for your lively repartee, patience, support, and occasional gentle correction.
    Oh yeah, and Marina, my best wishes for Gorby’s quick recovery.

    • John says: 100.1

      best wishes for your quick recovery

    • Well, that cinches it. I am officially chopped liver.

    • Ok I hope you get better. It sounds like its the cold and flu season. Im hearing many people including animals are sick. I have 3 friends with sick animals and 7 friends that are sick. Must be the changing of season.

    • Dezdkado says: 100.4

      You’re welcome… Make yourself a hot toddy, and may you wake up fully healed from your ailment. Here’s a (hopefully) funny story that may make you feel better…

      One winter I went with a friend and his family to Winter Park, Colorado for a ski-trip. We drove there in a huge truck with a covered top over the bed of the vehicle that kept our luggage and ski equipment dry. For the first couple of days everything was wonderful… the weather was perfect, the snow was plentiful, the crowds were small, and I had the joy of watching a friend attempt to learn to ski… as he struggled to stand or glide without falling. :mrgreen:

      But a few days in I succumbed to two sicknesses… (1) a flu virus and (2) altitude sickness. I was as weak and helpless as a baby… but nowhere near as cute or compact in size. For two days and part of a third I lingered in bed in agony… fever, vomiting, shortness of breath, etc. :cry:

      On the last day, as everyone was packing to go, I was still miserable. One of my friend’s relatives was in medicine and had kept an eye on me throughout my ordeal. Once the truck was packed and everyone else was on board, she gave me one pill and a bottle of water. :?:

      “What is this?” I asked her.
      “Just take it.” she ordered me, and then asked me to bundle up and sleep in the bed of the truck with the luggage. “When you wake up, you’ll feel better.”

      I did as she instructed. I took the pill, drank my water, bundled up, reclined in the bed of the truck, and closed my eyes for a short nap. I woke up about 9 hours later and two states away from Colorado. The group had stopped to get gas at a truck stop, to stretch their legs, etc. And I woke up in wonderment. I felt brand new. No headache, no fever, no nausea, no weakness, no nothing… I felt great! :smile:

      So I went to the woman who had given me the pill. I had to know the name of this miracle drug.

      “What was that pill that you gave me?” I inquired.
      “Well… they don’t make it any more…” she began. “It’s called Empirin…”
      “What was it used for?” I wondered aloud.
      “Feminine cramps.” She replied.

      I was mortified… and humbled as my friend couldn’t stop laughing at me. To this day, instead of asking how my day went, or inquiring after my family, he greets me with, “So Dez… how are you cramps?” :evil:

    • Dezdkado says: 100.5

      No, but I could do something in the future… one never knows until the story is told whether or not the audience appreciates it.

  42. Hi Marina,
    Would you start teaching Russian language classes?

    • Good idea, RB! At the end of each lesson, she could pick one word (either the same as the English word or an entirely different one), pronounce it a couple of times (fast and slowly), define it, give usage examples and spell it in the Roman alphabet*. In the title, list the word, e.g. “Meh/Smitna” and have a separate page of Russian word lesson links, just like the English ones.

      Best of all for Marina is that she can do it from memory (no origins), so she can quickly adlib them. Oooh! I can’t wait!

      —-
      *The spelling doesn’t have to be technically perfect, just phonetically correct. After all, it will only be used as a way for non-Cyrillic writers to record it.

  43. hey Marina can you do a video on the word hockey and where the sport came from?

  44. hey marina love your show can you please find the origin of the word christmas since we are coming soon to this date. And also Marina i would like to ask you my biggest dream would you sub my youtube it is on this link http://br.youtube.com/user/thepepitoshow please Marina also please leave comments love your show

  45. augie says: 95

    :razz: meh :razz: never used that word cause im always here watching my hot lil’prince sweetheart :razz: KISSES

  46. Capman911 says: 94

    Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow.

    Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead.

    Just walk beside me and be my friend. :smile:

  47. rangerdave says: 92

    Hi Marina, I have a couple words for you. First is SUGAR, and then KISS. Kids where asking about SUGAR, and I wanted a KISS. :wink:

  48. andreas88 says: 91

    Hi Marina… Congrats for your show and your beautiful apearence evry time we watc your video…
    I want to know where the word “Deamn” comes from, as we say “Deamn!!! what a preaty woman”

  49. aud0613 says: 90

    I was once told that the original definition for insanity ment to do something the same over and over again expecting different results. What’s the truth in this?

  50. rhynoplasty says: 89

    hey, id like to request the word onomatopoeia as this is a weird word that describes some weird words in the english language…. thanks :D

  51. Capman911 says: 88

    I don’t use meh. I use nah.

  52. Hi Marina,
    Hey you mentioned my screen name Huggles131..
    Wow, You really are hot.
    I was wondering where the phrase
    “Tim Buc Too” came from.

    Huggles

  53. jmoney says: 86

    You told us the history of the word collar, which made me wonder the history of the word “neck”

    Thanks

  54. jt1stcav says: 85

    That’s a ridiculous word, and I don’t ever use it. I think it’s…meh! :roll:

    Only 9 more days until we celebrate our birthdays, Marina. Woo-hoo! :mrgreen:

  55. I think I can can’t can can’t can’t.

  56. Look you are glowing like fire! You need a glass of water, or you’ll soon burst into flames.

  57. Marina!

    Oh, I don’t use meh. My cat does though!

    Your Student,
    THoughtOnFire

    PS You are TooHotForWords! That’s because Meh is today’s word… :cool: :evil: :grin:

  58. coopermarsh says: 80

    Hi Hotforwords

    As this is the season of goodwill, what is the origin of Christmas and Xmas

  59. animalntaz says: 79

    Never heard of ‘meh’, how about meep? :mrgreen:

  60. Hi i have a word/name (if you can do names) request – Kimberlee … I really havnt found much information on it and i’d like to learn more about my name

  61. James says: 77

    I saw a tutorial about sorting it out in sony vegas and it looks like it was doing just like marina said to do so i will try that tomorrow or on friday. as long as vegas does not give me 400mb for 2 seconds of film i will be happy otherwise I will be uninstalling it. :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin:

    • Vegas, as most editors are tweakable. You can do a 10 min vid in 500K. I may be exaggerating, as I gotta run and can’t give an example or do the math. But, you must keep in mind, there is no free lunch, a LONG vid with SHORT file size means very lousy quality. It’s all in the trade-offs YOU designate.
      With Vegas You is in charge man, not BillGrates.

      • Oh, forgot, yes there is a learning curve. It is not steep, but give yourself at least a few weeks to learn the ins and outs. Once learned, you will be amazed. Trust me. I’ve gotten lots of free meals from people that were elated.

  62. dukerreno says: 76

    Marina,
    Where did the term or word two-bits come from? My grandfather used to always say that word when he gave me a quarter.

    Albert Nielsen

  63. James says: 75

    Marina, what I need to know is if your videos now have more room in them now than they had 2 weeks ago. eg you filmed your bed 2 weeks ago and you uploaded it and all we saw was your bed if you did it today would we see your bed and the table next to it?

  64. tigressmaya says: 74

    I love this word I tend to use it without OVER using it hehe. Right now i feel Meh cause of my allergies. :smile:

  65. Congratulations to Evan Owen for guessing Bob’s riddle. :smile: See Bob’s comment.

    Meh Z totes,
    N doe Z totes,
    N litter lam zeet IV
    A kiddle E Thai V2,
    Wooden shoe?

    Here is the answer in words and singing.
    Warning, you may be happily humming this song all day.

    Here is a jazzy version.

  66. nathan19 says: 71

    Hey Marina,

    I do use the word “meh” on occasion. Although, more often I find some curse word to fill in the gap when I’m at a loss for how I want to describe something; I need to make my conversational skills more interesting.

    So you’re publishing a book through Harper Collins? That’s exciting to hear. It says in your biographical information that it’s about fun word origins, but when should we expect to learn more about it? Do you have any sort of general idea as to when it may be published?

  67. my request word is PARFUM
    thanks :smile:

  68. galris18 says: 68

    I would like to know the origin of “ew” >.< it drives me crazy

  69. Evan Owen says: 67

    Y’know…I’d been thinking that there’s an almost mythic quality about Marina — as if she’s a fusion of Athena and Aphrodite — and then she comes up with “Meh!” :sad:

  70. amosfella says: 65

    What is the origin of the word ‘pen’.
    Here is a photo of a pen I made for sale.
    [URL=http://img89.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc1695pt0.jpg][IMG]http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/706/dsc1695pt0.th.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

  71. bsomebody says: 64

    Bummer, I just oredered my books for next semster; over 180 bucks! :cry:

  72. foxbow says: 63

    The dutch “word OF the year” chosen by the biggest dutch dictionary is “zwaffelen” ……that means slappping someone or something with a ….uhh.. :???: kinda hard…. penis….-.- :???:
    that’s fucked up isn’t it:P :wink:

  73. casaubon says: 62

    Word request: Buskill… Not sure bout the spelling tho. There has been alot of references to bus(h)kil(l) recently in shows like family guy or dexter. The word is linked to killjoy or a person with no sense of humor, but where buskil derives from? Tnx, im a big fan!

  74. James says: 61

    Right. Here is something for people about what I do with my videos

    1 film them on my camera (mp4)

    2 use anyvideoconverter to convert them to wmv

    3 edit in movie maker

    then

    what I did

    use anyvideoconverter to convert it back to mp4 at 640*480

    what I do now

    used anyvideoconverter to do 640*360 (or whatever that widescreen resoloution is) but in flv format (cant do custom on mp4 :sad: )

    but that made it stretched. So now I am messing around seeing what Quicktime can do for me. I just uploaded a video but the quality was CRAP! I think it was my fault though so I will try it again in a bit.

    That goes back to me asking if anyone can guess at what the filesize would be if i filmed 3 mins on an hd camcorder like marina does.

    Oh, Marina has it all figured out!! :razz:

  75. I would like to request the word TATOO

  76. tryant says: 55

    “meh” sounds like a shortened version of “mmmmm yeah” but said in a lackluster way,not with exuberance,kinda like You said,infers indifferance or even negative feelings.

  77. thetigtig says: 54

    Marina,this is a term heard just one time in a mid-eighties movie.
    What can you tell me about it?
    “Neo Maxi Zoomdweebie”
    Have you heard it?

  78. jt-turner says: 53

    I would really like to know the origin of the word philosophy. My religion teacher said it came from the anciant greek phrase philo sophia which means love of knowledge but i dont really believe him.

  79. etyrnal says: 52

    Please explain the origins of “Wisdom Tooth” or “Wisdom Teeth”. Does this have anything to do with the idea that that if You’re wise, You’ll take care of them, and still have them when You’re old? Or that if not taken care of, they will rot, and You;ll get an infection in Your brain that cause You to lose Wisdom? Or does Your body store Wisdom in there?

    =) Help Help — i MUST KNOW!!

  80. James says: 51

    Can you give me an estimate of what your video file size is? I want an hd camera but I dont want to find that a 3 min video is 300mb

  81. fong47 says: 50

    Marina,

    I am always curious about my name: FROILAN- What does it means and where did it originated. Thanks very much!

  82. jakem952 says: 49

    Jakem952 from atlanta, ga and I would like to know what “smartelick” means? I think something to do with being a smart a** but I would like to know the origin and so forth.

    thanks. I love your site!

  83. russianboy says: 48

    Dear Marina! Check this out! Do you like it? But, please, say the truth!

  84. thetigtig says: 47

    Hi Marina,as a huge Simpson’s fan,I would like to more about Homer’s favorite word and one I use much more than meh.
    And I think it also made it into the dictionary years ago :arrow:

    D’OH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  85. hecky says: 46

    Hi!

    What about the word ‘Ginger’ ! ?

    :D

    -H.

  86. seesixcm6 says: 45

    Dear совершенная Marina, No, I never use the word, “meh.” In fact, it sounds like a Chinese word, “myeh”, which in English means “what.” For example, if you said “Я супоросый”, I’d ask, “What!?” :shock:
    I didn’t like the new James Bond movie, either. The villains weren’t as menacing and sinister as Goldfinger and Oddjob, and the plot was just linear, with few twists or surprises. Olga Kurylenko is very beautiful and I would “huggle” with her for a very long time! :razz:
    I saw Gorby sleeping next to you and I hope he’s better, now.
    Your dear student, seesixcm6

  87. James says: 44

    30 mb video processing

    i uploaded it 2 hours a go
    i uploaded another copy about 20 mins ago and deleted the other one still says the same

    WHY IS IT TAKING SO LONG!

  88. muggins says: 43

    “Meh”? It sounds like something you’d hear from a cold sufferer. The latest Bond movie a disappointment? Let me recommend a movie you might like, Marina, and it’s, “Kicked in the Head” It’s one of my favorites. It has booze, drugs, shoot outs, mobs (including a Russian mobster), love interests, family values, the theory of love, the pros & cons of capitalism, cosmic meaning, and a lovable little doggy all in one flick.

  89. russianboy says: 42

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    ║HI MARINA!!!!THIS LINK IS FOR YOU!!!║
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  90. lonsdale69 says: 41

    hey marina.. i would to know where the origin of the word ‘jug’ came from.. cheers..!

  91. I’d like to HUGGLE you Marina. Sounds fun…

    I smell a restraining order comming my way. :neutral:

  92. Get up
    get out of bed
    you lazy head

    make sure your little dogie gets some exercise as well

  93. This is the first I heard of this word…Meh… so I haven’t used it. Now that I have discovered it… I will understand someone who uses it.
    The likelihood of me using the word is very low to nil.

  94. “I hope I die young
    and I don’t die gay,
    I hope I die senile”
    The Police – Masako Tango

  95. 2utoday says: 36

    :mrgreen: Hey! Don’t trash the latest Bond movie! I loved it. I’ll be watching it again and again. The Bond genre rocks! Long live all the Bond movies made and the ones yet to be made!!!

    • Ditto! This is the James Bond that
      Ian Fleming wrote about, not the
      flaming pretenders proffered up to
      us in movies for so many years. :mrgreen:

      • 2utoday says: 36.1.1

        :mrgreen: The only Bond film I didn’t like was the musical comedy parody called “Casino Royale” made many years ago starring David Niven,Woody Allan,and Tom Jones. It was terrible! The Daniel Craig version of “Casino Royale” is a real gem. And “Quantum of Solace” is simply fantastic! Yes!!!

    • Marina says: 36.2

      The previous Bond movie, Casino Royale was the BEST Bond movie BY FAR! And it did over a billion dollars at the box office as a result. Then the producer HIRE A DIFFERENT DIRECTOR for this movie, and you end up with none of the character development of the previous movie, nor the real tension you felt in the previous one.. PLUS Bond doesn’t even get with the main girl??? What’s up with that?

      I’m just upset that they had an amazing team on the last movie and perhaps didn’t want to pay for it on this one?

      If you read the books, Casino Royale was very close to the original book.. Quantum of Solace had absolutely NOTHING to do with the original story. I LOVE James Bond.. that’s why I offered my criticism :-)

      • Thanks for clarifying your criticism. I might have to make you my new movie critic. Now I can go see the movie and not have such high expectations to only get disappointed. I’ll go see it on a matinee price.

      • Marina, Q gave me a cellphone that also serves as a clock. That’s sort of secret agenty, isn’t it? And my hair is white.

        “My name is Blondlish, James Blondish.” :wink:

      • 2utoday says: 36.2.3

        :mrgreen: Marina, I appreciate your views on “Quantum of Solace”. That is what makes this country great! Everyone has an opinion and is free to express it. I have talked to guys and gals alike about this movie. To me, it seems to boil down to one thing. “Quantum…” is a guy film. The guys I have talked to enjoyed the film. The gals,well,they seem to follow your train of thought and did not like this latest Bond adventure. Perhaps I am addicted to the Bond genre and like the movies. My only thing I would of changed is to have Bond in the cross hairs of an enemy agents gun appear in the opening credits instead of the closing credits. Remember the scene? Bond is seen walking and the enemy’s gun is aimed at him. Bond spins around,fires his gun,and the enemy’s gun slowly tilts down with blood covering the screen. Other Bond films show this scene at the opening credits. Perhaps you will like the next Bond movie. Until then,save the isle seat for me and I’ll see you at the movies!!!

  96. bsomebody says: 35

    Has anybody heard anything about Gorby?