100 things We learned from Watching Spectre
I'll get us started:
1. This installation of the franchise solidifies it once and for all: running through a plate glass window won't mark you with so much as a scratch, especially if you're wearing a tuxedo during said stunt.
2. MI6's susceptiblity to corruption(we're talkin' personnel that isn't content to sell intell to the opposition: they're actively working for the pukes) that makes the Mexican police and army look certifiably Mayberry-ish by comparison
3.Lea Seydeux: Living testament that being the spawn of two close relatives can, on occasion, produce an achingly delectable result, with nary a web between one of those fingers or toes.
4. Slamming into a car with two seasoned covert operatives seated inside will render them immediately unconscious.
5. Claim to be the chief of British Secret Intelligence to any cop in London; they'll not only bite without so much as asking for ID, but obey a directive to stand their fellow officers down without hesitation.
6. If you're a hatchet man for an international criminal organization tasked with the liquidation of both one of the 00 program's top operatives and the daughter of an assassin, don't bother bringing a gun to the ambush. You won't have to worry about either getting shot by your quarry, much less having a rope and barrel looped round your neck and thrown off of a train.
7. Carrying a back up gun(ankle holster, underneath the rear waistband of one's trousers, etc.)is anathema to one of the world's most formidable Action Men, even when a blood thirsty Dave Bautista is on your tail.
All I's got at present. Someone else go...