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  • Interesting, thank you. That back cover blurb does not seem written well at all to me.
  • Oh I’m sorry, I completely forgot about this.
    in Odd One Out Comment by mtm 7:47am
  • I've got nothing against that idea particularly. He's good, and experienced. Can do funny as well, I liked him in See How They Run.
  • Jordo007 wrote: » needless to say Blade Runner 2049 is on a lot in our house Haha! Everyone's happy :D
  • That bear scene was the best one in the film for me; it actually is funny.
  • peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » I imagine that Amazon will want something more with the James Bond name brand over RTAM, soon. Movie or TV show, even if the show isn't put out on a regular…
  • Jordo007 wrote: » mtm wrote: » Jordo007 wrote: » I saw the Fall Guy last night, I just don't understand the hype around ATJ. In the film he plays this movie star Tom Rider and he's meant to be an egotistical idiot, but it doesn't seem l…
  • Yes, it was brilliantly done. I didn't spot quite where it was going, although there were loads of clues along the way. It was like a dark version of Lego Movie or Barbie where Barbie turns out to be evil :D
  • Oh gosh: it's a Bond film, I want high stakes. If not saving the world then at least a few million lives! Funnily enough it makes me think that Skyfall is maybe the film with the lowest stakes of all? Although there are agents at stake, the ultim…
  • Bloodlustre (no I've no idea what it means either, but seems kind of Bondy in that it's a pun, and is sort of violent and luxurious at the same time!) By Strength And Guile It's the SBS's motto.
    in Bond 26 Title Comment by mtm June 1
  • Much more intelligently put than I could manage, @Reflsin2bourbons !
  • There's a piece in the Guardian today by Higson on the reception to OHisMSS when it came out last year: ‘Bond’s gone woke!’ Charlie Higson on the row around his ‘metrosexual’ 007 It's a good read.
  • Is it the only film where he got to wear a kilt? Deserves to be seen for that alone :D
  • NoTimeToLive wrote: » mtm wrote: » NoTimeToLive wrote: » mtm wrote: » Saying he's got 'few perceptible virtues' is an odd way of looking at him, even for his creator. He's brave, resourceful and determined and is always on the side of …
  • Another absolute stunner this week. I'm so glad DW is back after the last few years of doldrums. I did not expect it to go there either: brilliantly handled. And after that final scene Gatwa is 100% the Doctor for me now. I could see his old soul p…
  • I have a bit of a soft spot for The Avengers. It doesn't work but there's a kind of potential in there.
  • I wouldn't mind a rebooted Scaramanga. I think he was one of the best villains but got given a pretty rubbish deal by his movie.
  • Jordo007 wrote: » I saw the Fall Guy last night, I just don't understand the hype around ATJ. In the film he plays this movie star Tom Rider and he's meant to be an egotistical idiot, but it doesn't seem like a "performance within a performance…
  • 007HallY wrote: » I can imagine a 'year 2' type beginning for Bond 26. Not an origin story, but a significant mission for Bond for whatever reason. Yes indeed, although as you say, apart from the PTS that is really what CR was. It wasn't ex…
  • NoTimeToLive wrote: » mtm wrote: » Saying he's got 'few perceptible virtues' is an odd way of looking at him, even for his creator. He's brave, resourceful and determined and is always on the side of the angels, often saving millions of lives.…
  • peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » I imagine that Amazon will want something more with the James Bond name brand over RTAM, soon. Movie or TV show, even if the show isn't put out on a regular (namely yearly) basis. Yeah,…
  • Eon/MGM own the James Bond trademark, so they'd still have to licence the name from them. IFP have to.
  • talos7 wrote: » @peter As you know, I am a professional Firefighter who has been in service for thirty two years; for numerous reasons, staying in shape is a priority. Giving this line of conversation a bit more thought, I absolutely think that i…
  • Dragonpol wrote: » peter wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » peter wrote: » Double Down is nice, but my new favorite is The World To Ransom... Thanks, that one just came to me today. :) It sounds very Bond/Fleming IMO!! Ye…
    in Bond 26 Title Comment by mtm May 31
  • Watching the end, in their big confrontation in the kneeling scene, I do think I can tell that Malek just isn't matching Craig. Bardem did it perfectly, Mikkelsen too, and Waltz was fine but didn't quite have the material perhaps, but Malek just isn…
  • peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » peter wrote: » But going back to Moore: I think not training him properly was a missed opportunity. The man was tall and broad. He had the structure to have an incredibly fit physique. Seeing him fight in t…
  • peter wrote: » But going back to Moore: I think not training him properly was a missed opportunity. The man was tall and broad. He had the structure to have an incredibly fit physique. Seeing him fight in the belly dancer's room in TMWTGG sho…
  • Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » I want a 3 pack a day Chesterfield Bond Not sure Bond's that into sofas.
  • Saying he's got 'few perceptible virtues' is an odd way of looking at him, even for his creator. He's brave, resourceful and determined and is always on the side of the angels, often saving millions of lives. I think he's trying to play up the dange…
  • LucknFate wrote: » I agree with the discussion that Bond should not be some model for physical or philosophical health. He isn't for the most part, although he obviously is supposed to be pretty much the peak of manhood; but as I say, we re…