u/comedygliss

Does anyone else sometimes have difficulty navigating mazes? I was in Mary anf it was so dark I missed the turn and walked into the wall at the dead end. Then, when we were in Widows, two guests popped out of the backstage area and were questioned by a scare actor, so I assume they got lost and accidentally went through a backstage door. Then my friend came very close to doing the same thing in Origins.

Is there a way for them to make the transitions more obvious to make the pathway easier to navigate?

Would anybody happen to have video of Al singing Yoda during the Strings Attached tour at the Smith Center in Las Vegas?

With them not being able to continue the Craig storyline (for obvious reasons), they're going to have to reboot it. It would be great to get a younger actor who could portray the character for, hopefully, half a dozen movies. One idea would be for them to have a "prequel" type movie (or two) of Bond in the Navy, getting involved in a espionage mission that catches the eye of MI-6, who then recruits him and begins grooming him to become a 00 agent.

There is another option, but it would have to disregard Bond's canonical history. I was watching Kingsman recently and, while I realize it is a parody of Bond movies, Eggsy's story actually makes a decent setup to what could be a new Bond, with some tweaks. But I also realize the trope of finding a delinquent to become a secret agent has been done before as well.

Do you like either of these ideas, or would you prefer something different?