Remember J.D. and the A-bomb? Well that’s nothing compared to my current longing for the next Bond movie.

Now the publicity machine has commenced, and we’ve been blessed with a strange title: Quantum of Solace, which was taken from a short story written by Bond author Ian Fleming, and refers to Bond’s broken heart after the demise of his lover Vesper Lynd.

Here’s a BBC report about the new film, with a few seconds of Craig hurling himself around heroically on a rope.

And my girl Olga Kurylenko is playing a Bond Girl called Camille. Olga was the best thing about the Hitman movie, so I can’t wait to see her in Quantum. Here’s her Sunday Sauce slideshow in case you missed it.

And lastly, if you look towards the bottom of my sidebar you’ll notice a nifty countdown widget that I’ve just knocked up.

Via: MSN and BBC

I couldn’t believe it when my friend told me the news. I initially thought it was a hoax.

I was already looking forward to seeing Heath in the Dark Knight, but knowing it was his last completed movie will give it added poignancy for me. He was a very talented actor, and the whole situation is so sad.

I’ve decided to decrease the frequency of Sunday Sauce for now, it might appear on a fortnightly or monthly basis. I’m currently reviewing my blogging routine, and I’m thinking of some new and exciting features for the coming weeks and months. Do not fear, I will definitely post gorgeous pics on here on a regular basis when I feel the urge.

This week I’ve decided to feature the gorgeous King and Queen of Sparta from 300: Lena Headley and Gerald Butler, who both happen to be British.

Here’s a hilarious and bawdy video from a late-night show which features both actors.

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Lena Headley played Queen Gorgo, who was a kick-ass character in her own right. Quote: “I’ve been lucky, because I’ve always remained under the radar.” Not anymore, luv.

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Gerald Butler, who played King Leonidas in the movie. Quote: “I’m very down-to-earth. I think I’m still ’street’.”

Um, yeah…

P2 was the perfect movie to watch on Christmas Day. A woman works late on Christmas Eve and gets trapped in her work car park with a psychotic security guard called Thomas.

I don’t watch horror movies very often, but the publicity pics showing a gorgeous blonde running around with an axe sparked my interest. (more…)

1968: The opening sequence of Barbarella

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1994: Put Yourself in My Place by Kylie Minogue

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2005: They by Jem

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Which version do you prefer?

During a recent interview promoting his new film, I am Legend, Will Smith expanded on a comment he had made about his belief that the human mind is inherently good, by saying:

Even Hitler didn’t wake up going, ‘let me do the most evil thing I can do today.’ I think he woke up in the morning and using a twisted, backwards logic, he set out to do what he thought was ‘good.’

Anyone with a modicum of common sense would not think that he was condoning Hitler’s actions or beliefs in this statement, but merely attempting to explain how someone could choose to commit diabolically evil acts in the belief that they are doing good work. Perhaps Will could have chosen his words more carefully and/or spoken about dictators in general, but I think his intention and meaning was clear.

As a result of that comment, there have been calls to boycott Smith’s films. He responded to those threats with the following statement:

It speaks to the dangerous power of an ignorant person with a pen. I am incensed and infuriated to have to respond to such ludicrous misinterpretation. Adolf Hitler was a vile, heinous vicious killer responsible for one of the greatest acts of evil committed on this planet.

Well said.

I’m not saying that Smith is perfect though, after all he is mates with Tom Cruise…

Sources: Info - Pics

Your eyes are not deceiving you, it’s definitely snowing here! (Well it is, as long as you have javascript on your computer.)

I’ve gone all festive on here, with the fancy tree and the snow; don’t you just wanna grab a handful of the white stuff and throw it at some hapless passerby?

And to celebrate, here’s an interesting video clip of the original Die Hard movie set to Dean Martin’s performance of “Let it Snow”.

After reading Monty’s review of Hitman, I was compelled to feature the movie’s two lead characters in this week’s Sunday Sauce.

Olga Kurylenko, Ukrainian model and actress. I’m looking forward to checking out her performance as a vampire in Paris, je t’aime

For loads more pics of Olga, check out this album at TeeMix.com

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Timothy Olyphant, American actor.

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Here’s the movie trailer, featuring both actors: