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Suits were terrible, so was the rest of the movie.
You're like a man that finds a bag of dog **** at his doorstep and decides to smell it so he can complain the smell was awful. What did you expect?
I feel that I am better able to complain if I have first hand **** experience.
You're like a man that finds a bag of dog **** at his doorstep and decides to smell it so he can complain the smell was awful. What did you expect?
I liked the reviewer's comment about the "soft lines" of Brioni suits and that functioning sleeve buttons are indicators of "high sartorial status" (once upon a time, maybe). In the L.A. Times article, which was somewhat longer, he also speaks of Roger Moore's wearing a DB, peak-lapel DJ as if that were some sort of sartorial atrocity.
the wardrobe changes are phenomenal from scene to scene seeing as Bond travels the world without any luggage. In the airport scene when Bond and Mathis arrive in Bolivia, I think Bond is carrying nothing more than a briefcase. I also love how the scars on his face seem to heal like magic.