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Which Bond movie for each Holiday

OHMSS69OHMSS69
edited November 2012 in Bond Movies Posts: 2,341
An earlier subject got me to thinking. Which Bond movie could be watched on various holidays?
Like to hear your opinions and choices. Here's my list

NEW YEARS DAY TLD
Presidents Day GE
EASTER TB
MEMORIAL DAY GF
4th of JULY OP
LABOR DAY CR
HALLOWEEN LALD
THANKSGIVING LTK
XMAS OHMSS

Feel free to elaborate or have more than one film for each holiday.

Comments

  • myworldisenoughmyworldisenough
    Posts: 1,143
    Halloween = LALD totally agree. As well as OHMSS for Xmas (I always watch this Xmas Eve)

    For Easter, I would suggest Octopussy, only for a certain priceless egg!!
  • W_PPKW_PPK
    edited November 2012 Posts: 172
    For holidays of my country?
    Then (as in Lithuania):
    New Year (01-01) – Casino Royale
    Day of Re-establishment of the State of Lithuania (02-16) – From Russia with Love
    Day of Restitution of Independence of Lithuania (03-11) – GoldenEye
    Easter – The Living Daylights
    International Labor Day (05-01) – Live and Let Die
    Mother's Day (05-0X) – Quantum of Solace
    Father's Day (06-0X) – Skyfall
    Day of Dew (06-24) – Dr. No
    Statehood (coronation of the first king of Lithuania, Mindaugas,) Day (07-06) – Thunderball
    Assumption Day (08-15) – The Spy Who Loved Me
    All Saints' Day (today, 11-01) – Die Another Day
    Christmas eve (12-24) – OHMSS
    Christmas (12-25/26) – Casino Royale, second time.


    P. S. I HATE Halloween, as gaining popularity as impact of American culture, ruins OUR, LITHUANIAN costume festival Užgavėnės, in the end of winter.
  • Robs9090Robs9090
    Posts: 11
    W_PPK wrote:
    P. S. I HATE Halloween, as it, gaining popularity as impact of American ruins OUR, LITHUANIAN costume festival Užgavėnės, in the end of winter.

    Yeah... I live in Latvia and it's the same thing here. Halloween has sort of ruined another Latvian tradition similar to it.
  • BondBond
    Posts: 503
    Just curious, but why is the American version of Halloween having such an impact in your countries?
  • KerimKerim Istanbul Not Constantinople
    edited November 2012 Posts: 2,629
    DN: August 6 (Jamaican Independence Day)
    FRWL: August 25 (Sean Connery's Birthday)
    GF: First Saturday of May (Kentucky Derby)
    TB: Late May
    YOLT: April, when the cherry blossoms are at full bloom
    OHMSS: Christmas Eve
    DAF: April Fool's Day
    LALD: Halloween
    TMWTGG: Chinese New Year
    TSWLM: October 13th (US Navy's Birthday)
    MR: July 20 (Moon Landing)
    FYEO: March 25 (Greek Independence Day)
    OP: October 14 (Roger Moore's Birthday)
    AVTAK: May 1 (May Day)
    TLD: March 21 (Timothy Dalton's Birthday)
    LTK: 4/20 (start watching at 4:20)
    GE: December 8 (Date the Soviet Union dissolved)
    TND: May 16 (Pierce Brosnan's Birthday)
    TWINE: New Year's Eve
    DAD: February 31st
    CR: 1/1 @ 1:11
    QOS: March 2 (Daniel Craig's Birthday)
    SF: I'll tell you after I see it
  • QBranchQBranch Always have an escape plan. Mine is watching James Bond films.
    edited November 2012 Posts: 13,973
    Chinese New Year - TND?
    May Day - AVTAK
    Queen's Birthday - SF
    Xmas in July - TWINE (comes twice a year)
    Xmas - OHMSS
    Doom's Day - DAD
  • W_PPKW_PPK
    Posts: 172
    Bond wrote:
    Just curious, but why is the American version of Halloween having such an impact in your countries?

    Because of people with complex: "we will look like Russians/Asians/any poor country if we don't do like Americans.

    However, I feel and do not like Americans, but like Lithuanians. Lithuania is in Europe.
  • W_PPKW_PPK
    Posts: 172
    Bond wrote:
    Just curious, but why is the American version of Halloween having such an impact in your countries?

    Because of people with complex: "we will look like Russians/Asians/any poor country if we don't do like Americans.

    However, I feel and do not like Americans, but like Lithuanians. Lithuania is in Europe.
  • OHMSS69OHMSS69
    Posts: 2,341
    @Kerim
    good job. Well thought out.
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