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FYEO
FYEO. Easy decision
That's what she said.
When you turn 57 years old, you will hope not. :))
Already 57!
Interestingly, the Moore – Roberts pairing doesn’t represent the largest age difference during Roger’s tenure as Bond. That goes to FYEO’s Carole Bouquet (30yrs). However, since she had fewer “oh..James” moments, I always give her a pass.
Already 57!
Interestingly, the Moore – Roberts pairing doesn’t represent the largest age difference during Roger’s tenure as Bond. That goes to FYEO’s Carole Bouquet (30yrs). However, since she had fewer “oh..James” moments, I always give her a pass.
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That's one reason I wish Carole Bouquet's Melina had played opposite Dalton's Bond instead. Moore and her seemed more like father and daughter to me making their final love scene not much less awkward than Bibi Dahl's failed seduction attempts in the same film (Lynn Holly Johnson is only a year younger than Carole Bouquet.)
Down at the bottom of the pile with Milovy.
Kinky!!
Hahaha indeed old buddy,indeed !!
They can have a crossbow and pillow fight to the death.
FYEO beats SP 23-7
Round 86:
LALD vs TWINE
and
TMWTGG vs CR
CR over TMWTGG
Blowouts again
CR over TMWTGG
CR
CR
CR by less of a huge margin.
CR
while i like the TWINE, i often times get annoyed by what kind of movie it wants itself to be.. i call it the bipolar Bond movie, because it rides the line of a serious drama - trying to expand Bond's character and go deeper while also trying to adhere to the traditional Bond formula - and i think in a lot of instances the film just doesn't mesh those two together well... i've gotten a fonder appreciation for it over the years, but i still prefer the audacious fun of LALD to it...
CR over TMWTGG
there isn't much to say here - CR runs away with it in every statistical category you can rate these films with... TMWTGG is the Bond film equivalent of a quaalude and a warm glass of milk lol.
CR > TMWTGG - "Aces win."
CR
CR
please.
CR
that was easy.
CR beats TMWTGG slightly closer, though the compensations speak for themselves.
TWINE
TMWTGG
CR
CR
No contest in either