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Murdock wrote: » Zachary Quinto recently posted this. Notice the green blood on his hand. ;) Quinto also said to expect more Bones in Star Trek Beyond! :D http://www.trektoday.com/content/2015/08/star-trek-beyond-more-mccoy/ That's exa…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Craig easily won this choice just with CR alone. There were times in which I liked Dalton's portrayal. In particular, the scene with Pushkin in the hotel room, as well as his first meeting with Sanchez in the casino o…
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Murdock wrote: » First look at Star Trek: Beyond. http://therpf.com/pulse/article/568/star-trek-beyond-first-footage-from-the-set?utm_campaign=influencer&utm_medium=share&utm_source=art-andrews I love the fact that Chris Pine is ro…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » I thought it was AstonLotus or something that came up with that My mistake. You're right.
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Thunderfinger wrote: » DoubleOhhSeven wrote: » Or maybe they would've just opened up the PTS for DAF with Connery's Bond waking up in a cold sweat and OHMSS all being just a dream. Wasn t it DAF that was a dream, Moore having dreamt tha…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » Or imagine at the end of Spectre: James wakes up in the morning hearing someone showering... ...in the bathroom he sees a female silhouette through the shower curtain. Vesper turns around: Good morning, darling. Good…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » DoubleOhhSeven wrote: » Interestingly it was discussed by the filmmakers to include a scene in the PTS of Bond undergoing facial surgery thus explaining the change in his appearance. OMG, that would have been s…
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AntiLocqueBrakes wrote: » How come Blofeld doesn't initially recognize Bond in OHMSS? And vice versa? They met previously in YOLT. This question had been brought up in this thread. Basically Peter Hunt was dead-set on following the novel OH…
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SirHilaryBray wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » SirHilaryBray wrote: » Many so confuse he/she with the main love interest played by Carol Boquet. I don't know anyone who does that. It's also insignificant because she isn't a Bond girl, mer…
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Birdleson wrote: » No. I second that notion.
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » I don't know...just because Craig had muscles (and too much of them anyway) doesn't mean he had manly assertiveness. It looked like he was training 5 days a week for 6 months with rigid diet. Nothing like Connery who loo…
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bondjames wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » How can a TV show like 24 and a movie like Bourne exist and yet the king of spies is faffing about smirking, dropping lame quips and displaying action akin to parody? It didn't matter how much money DAD m…
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When I first got into Bond my favorite would constantly shift between Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton. But since Daniel Craig's debut I can pretty much safely say he's my favorite. But even typing that just now I feel like Moore might still be my sen…
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I don't think the Bourne Identity or 9/11 spurred the change as much as people are saying. The Bourne Identity was only a modest success, especially by Bond standards. And OTT entertainment didn't end after 9/11. I think what it mostly came down…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » If you want the figures that really count in a bookkeeping department then have a look at this: ROI figures (Return on Invest). Neither Craig's nor Brosnan's movies were the most profitable. QOS even is last, and…
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DrGorner wrote: » His films made loads of money DAD almost as much as CR. ;) but They wanted a reboot with a younger actor, so Pierce was not contracted For another. No big conspiracy or mystery. The producers wanted to go in a different direc…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » @DoubleOhhSeven you cannot talk away the fact that all 4 Brosnan movies were the 4 most successful Bond movies by far before CR. Do you really think a producer, a studio or someone else gives a sh** what Thunderball's…
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Birdleson wrote: » I wasn't one bit excited about Brosnan getting the role, I went into GOLDENEYE almost reluctantly, and while I can't say it will ever be a favorite of mine, I was immediately impressed and encouraged that for the first time sin…
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MayDayDiVicenzo wrote: » ThomasCrown76 wrote: » Blah blah blah. I'll have to back away here. I'm not allowed to get angry on here anymore Simple, don't engage in discussions then. Why should you get angry? He's simply making an observat…
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ThomasCrown76 wrote: » They did bring the series back to a level of success it hadn't seen for a long time. I get it, it just will kill you to say anything nice about the Brosnan films. I'm the same way about the roger moron movies. I'll ha…
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ThomasCrown76 wrote: » Brosnans films all made a shit ton of money no matter how hard you try and spin it. I'm not disputing that his films made money. Every Bond film has. I'm just stating the fact that Brosnan's films made less money than…
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bondjames wrote: » I think this is a 'John Glen' problem more than a 'Dalton era' problem. If I'm being honest, I really thought all of his Bond films looked pretty cheap in comparison to other fare of that era, and particularly in comparison t…
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Mansfield wrote: » I don't think you got my last post. I mean it's trivial that he hasn't used a silenced PPK since he has used a silenced pistol in a film already. It doesn't say anything to his style or character in the same vein as Moore's char…
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trevanian wrote: » The first BATMAN looked like crap, there was no backlight, everything mushed into the background, at least in the theater and on VHS. The second one had a nice edge light though. THE ABYSS looked spectacular, but I don't remembe…
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doubleoego wrote: » To be sacked means to be fired from the job. If Brosnan fulfilled his contractual commitments where he didn't owe the producers anything and the producers didn't owe him anything, was he really fired? I know it must sting not b…
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trevanian wrote: » I think the Dalton films have way too much fill light, which makes them look TV-ish at times, but not 70ish, because the trend there was to shoot 'for real' and not make it look pretty a lot of the time. When they turn off the o…
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Mansfield wrote: » DoubleOhhSeven wrote: » Craig doesn't use a PPK until QOS and he's stuck with it ever since. I see, but even then, this is sort of a dubious distinction since he has used both just at separate times. Silenced PPK.
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Mansfield wrote: » DoubleOhhSeven wrote: » That's a P99 not a PPK. Hmm, does he use the same model in the hotel sequence? Craig doesn't use a PPK until QOS and he's stuck with it ever since.
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Birdleson wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I can understand Dalton being bitter over having had his 2 films directed by a journeyman hack, yes both TLD & LTK are near the top for me but I think of what they could have been like with a director …
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ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » Pierce Brosnan never smoked a cigarette in a James Bond film either but you're right on the money! Roger Moore wanted to play a more light hearted version of Bond since we needed that at the time so Bond could survive the 70s…
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