Video: Proposed Quantum of Solace Theme Song

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Bruce Falconer has already noted the head-slapping meaninglessness of the new Bond film title, and it looks like somebody took his idea and ran with it. Via Cinematical, it’s UK comedian Joe Cornish, who has put together a theme song he’s offering to the producers of the upcoming Quantum of Solace, although they may be put off by the opening line’s reference to star Daniel Craig’s “great big man tits.” Is that hyphenated? Best of all, it’s in the style of David Bowie. Hilarious, although Cinematical points out the real QoS theme will be handled by Jack White and Alicia Keys, which could end up being even funnier.