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  • RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
  • HMBFFHMBFF Lisboa, Portugal
    Posts: 204
    So, about the new poster:

    The Good

    - The color scheme (midnight blue, ivory and pale gold) is very elegant.
    - The ivory tux and the pose is a good classic reinvented.
    - After a mysterious absence from the SF posters, the 'Albert R. Broccoli's presents Daniel Craig as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in...' line is back.
    - Seeing Daniel credited as co-producer.

    The Bad

    - The skeleton in the background looks odd. There's something wrong about the scale and it really doesn't work with Daniel's photo.
    - The composition looks way to similiar to SF UK poster.
    - Where's Waltz? Where's Seydoux? Where's Bellucci? Did they miss the photo shoot for the poster?
    - There is good minimalism and lazy minimalism. The poster is tending towards the last.

    The Curious

    - There are two Bonds in the poster. The one with the white tux and the one disguised as a skeleton in Dia de los Muertos parade. SPECTRE, a film starring Daniel Craig and Daniel Craig.
    - The inclusion of Jez Butterworth in the credits.
    - Like many have said, the title song artist must be signed to Universal Music Group, hence Decca being the one realesing the soundtrack album. This also means that the title song will be included in the soundtrack album (unlike CR and SF soundtracks), otherwise it would have been released by Sony Classical.

    The Verdict

    It's not an amazing poster. It's not a terrible one either. It's a poster with some tasteful decisions but with an immense lack of creativity. Simple at best, lazy at worst.
  • BondJasonBond006BondJasonBond006 on fb and ajb
    Posts: 9,020
    Daniel Craig being a co-producer is the most common thing and absolutely nothing special.

    Nowadays it is normal for actors/actresses that have a lot of money co-producing the movies they are starring in. The same is true for TV Shows.
    Daniel Craig may have no creative control at all but just earning big, big money, when the movie makes a billion dollars.

    People read too much into this.


    As for the poster: Another huge clue that Spectre will have the 60's look, fashion, style and feel. Tom Ford is the clothes designer, that alone speaks volumes.
  • doubleoego wrote: »
    smitty wrote: »
    doubleoego wrote: »
    Craig as Co-Producer, yeah his butt will be back for Bond 25.

    That sure seems logical because the poster picture is almost irrelevant, the big story is in the credits. Craig as co-producer means they must be giving him points. That's huge. It tells lots about his relationship with EON.

    Precisely. Craig's credit is the real news.

    As associate producer credit is usually a joke, even when it is a star involved, what they gave Connery on RISING SUN and Sigourney on RESURRECTION. So it is no news at all really, and a godawful lousy poster (par for the century.)
  • chipstickschipsticks NOT on TheDanielCraigForum where they think know Daniel Craig personally and Léa and Monica are ugly
    Posts: 560
    therealwineguy First image of @champagne_bollinger #SPECTRE 2009 #champagne #love #wine #instagood #jamesbond @007 17min

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  • Posts: 1,964
    idk if I would want to drink that or never open it
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
    Posts: 40,372
    fjdinardo wrote: »
    idk if I would want to drink that or never open it

    That's why you buy two: one to drink and one to save. ;)
  • HMBFF wrote: »
    - Like many have said, the title song artist must be signed to Universal Music Group, hence Decca being the one releasing the soundtrack album. This also means that the title song will be included in the soundtrack album (unlike CR and SF soundtracks), otherwise it would have been released by Sony Classical.
    Good point. My hopes are down because of it, but it definitely narrows down the potential choices.
  • TuxedoTuxedo Europe
    edited September 2015 Posts: 251
    Though I'm not a big fan of white dinner jackets I really like the new poster.
  • Posts: 6,601
    Smitty said it best for me. All those many pics put together in one poster just turn you attention away from what it is all about. You actually have to search at times, what movie it is at all. Not here. There is no doubt, what this film is about.

    But it's purpose is not to be a piece of art. It's purpose is to advertise the film to millions of movie goers, most of whom are not committed Bond fans. People walking by a movie poster are glancing off of the poster for one second, 2 at most. It must instantly show what this movie is about, and I think it does that very well. In a year of 1000 spy movie imitators, it instantly nails Craig/Bond as killer and stylish playboy, and as noted above, while subliminally channeling Connery. Works for me.
  • Doing a poster that looks like a movie poster (as in, pre-photoshop) would do a lot more to evoke BOND than anything I see in that thing.
  • NickTwentyTwoNickTwentyTwo Vancouver, BC, Canada
    Posts: 7,518
    Germanlady wrote: »
    Smitty said it best for me. All those many pics put together in one poster just turn you attention away from what it is all about. You actually have to search at times, what movie it is at all. Not here. There is no doubt, what this film is about.

    But it's purpose is not to be a piece of art. It's purpose is to advertise the film to millions of movie goers, most of whom are not committed Bond fans. People walking by a movie poster are glancing off of the poster for one second, 2 at most. It must instantly show what this movie is about, and I think it does that very well. In a year of 1000 spy movie imitators, it instantly nails Craig/Bond as killer and stylish playboy, and as noted above, while subliminally channeling Connery. Works for me.

    Good point. If anything these posters are for everybody *except* us die hards who are going to see the film regardless. Of course they can still be art, and I still have issues with this poster, but it is growing on me.
  • In other news, I've just learned that the film is done, and a rough cut was screened to a selected Sony International team in London this week.

    Amazing. The post production schedule on these Bond films is incredible. Just over a month now until it hits UK cinemas! How do they do it??
  • edited September 2015 Posts: 3,333
    Color me unimpressed. A rather bland poster that evokes GF and says zilch about SP. I disagree about the direct marketing approach. Of course posters are meant to be art, otherwise why bother? If the sole purpose is just to make people aware of the new movie coming out then why not just stick the title of the movie and its release date and get the message over immediately without any added fuss?

    For me the criticism isn't whether it's art, it's whether it's good art. The minimalistic approach might work for those that have difficulty absorbing lots of information, but my brain is more than capable of digesting a tastefully designed collage and appreciates the efforts involved that made the great illustrated posters of Connery and Moore's Bond so desirable and collectable. It's not just age that make these vintage posters so highly sought after, it's their orginality and beautiful artwork that makes them unique and so highly prized. Which brings me back to the new SP poster... what's so unique about it that it warrants any praise, and what does it tell you about SP?

    Also, if it's such an unnecessary marketing tool for today's minimalistic and savvy audiances who just want to know when the new movie is out then why did Disney bother getting Drew Struzan back to illustrate the Star Wars Ep 7 poster?
  • BondJasonBond006BondJasonBond006 on fb and ajb
    Posts: 9,020
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.
  • edited September 2015 Posts: 252
    Sony Pictures Austria confirmed (@ Facebook) the 147 min.
    Bernie99 wrote: »

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  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    And yet CR achieved greatness by apeing nothing. It did it's own thing. Why is modern society so obsessed with homages. 'Oh look, that's like that other thing that was good!' DC apes Connery in this and Moore in the first. Why can't we have a 'Craig' look?
  • Posts: 6,601
    I think, the "Craig" is in the way, they do these films today, the darker, tougher look etc. I see those homages, they do, as a way to combine the two, the old and the new.
  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    Germanlady wrote: »
    I think, the "Craig" is in the way, they do these films today, the darker, tougher look etc. I see those homages, they do, as a way to combine the two, the old and the new.

    I find it almost patronising to DC.
  • Posts: 188
    I'm ok with it. I love the color scheme and Bond's pose. Minimalism is ok with me as well. What I miss is the octopus.
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    edited September 2015 Posts: 11,139
    Daniel Craig being a co-producer is the most common thing and absolutely nothing special.

    Nowadays it is normal for actors/actresses that have a lot of money co-producing the movies they are starring in. The same is true for TV Shows.
    Daniel Craig may have no creative control at all but just earning big, big money, when the movie makes a billion dollars.

    People read too much into this.


    As for the poster: Another huge clue that Spectre will have the 60's look, fashion, style and feel. Tom Ford is the clothes designer, that alone speaks volumes.

    Yes, actors often do produce in film and TV it's nothing new but to be officially credited as a co-producer and have the leading role in a Bond movie is unheard of and not something trivially handed out.
    trevanian wrote: »
    doubleoego wrote: »
    smitty wrote: »
    doubleoego wrote: »
    Craig as Co-Producer, yeah his butt will be back for Bond 25.

    That sure seems logical because the poster picture is almost irrelevant, the big story is in the credits. Craig as co-producer means they must be giving him points. That's huge. It tells lots about his relationship with EON.

    Precisely. Craig's credit is the real news.

    As associate producer credit is usually a joke, even when it is a star involved, what they gave Connery on RISING SUN and Sigourney on RESURRECTION. So it is no news at all really, and a godawful lousy poster (par for the century.)

    Well as Craig is Co-producer and funnily enough in case you missed this tidbit of information, this isn't rising sun or alien resurrection, its laughable you're even drawing comparisons to a Bond movie. Believe it or not this actually is significant news. If you can point out to me the last time EoN gave co-producer credit to their leading actor then I'm happy to be proven wrong.

    As for the posters they remind me of...

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  • walter1985walter1985 Rotterdam
    Posts: 91
    the Craig look. that would be Hawaiian shirts ;-)

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  • edited September 2015 Posts: 11,119
    RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    I actually love the new poster too. But then again, people out here call genuine opinions flawed cases of sarcasm. Which is a bit sad really :-(.

    By the way @BondJasonBond006, I think if you look at the four Craig posters as a collage, you can actually see wonderful development:

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    Start at the "Casino Royale" poster and go down. He starts off as that blunt, cold-blooded thug, who hasn't got his emotions in check, into the suave, happy looking, comfortable Connery-esque secret agent we all want to see.
  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    I actually love the new poster too. But then again, people out here call genuine opinions flawed cases of sarcasm. Which is a bit sad really :-(.

    What I find genuinely sad is people who just lap up anything that's put in front of them because it's Bond related. If people like this poster that's their prerogative, but for the vast majority I think this is another case of a missed opportunity. Three years wait for something cobbled together in
    10 mins. Simply not good enough.
  • Bernie99 wrote: »
    Sony Pictures Austria confirmed (@ Facebook) the 147 min.
    Bernie99 wrote: »

    23003536qi.jpg

    That still makes it the longest Bond film in history...
  • RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    I actually love the new poster too. But then again, people out here call genuine opinions flawed cases of sarcasm. Which is a bit sad really :-(.

    What I find genuinely sad is people who just lap up anything that's put in front of them because it's Bond related. If people like this poster that's their prerogative, but for the vast majority I think this is another case of a missed opportunity. Three years wait for something cobbled together in
    10 mins. Simply not good enough.

    That's your opinon @RC7! Have some bloody respect for other's people's opinion too ok?

    Really, we are all Bond fans. But as there are 24 (26) Bond films, you can't expect the entire global fan community to be a Soviet Politburo for God sake :-). Have respect for other people's opinions, because never 100% of the fans agree with you. And by now.....we DO know that you firmly dislike the poster.
  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    I actually love the new poster too. But then again, people out here call genuine opinions flawed cases of sarcasm. Which is a bit sad really :-(.

    What I find genuinely sad is people who just lap up anything that's put in front of them because it's Bond related. If people like this poster that's their prerogative, but for the vast majority I think this is another case of a missed opportunity. Three years wait for something cobbled together in
    10 mins. Simply not good enough.

    That's your opinon @RC7! Have some bloody respect for other's people's opinion too ok?

    Really, we are all Bond fans. But as there are 24 (26) Bond films, you can't expect the entire global fan community to be a Soviet Politburo for God sake :-). Have respect for other people's opinions, because never 100% of the fans agree with you. And by now.....we DO know that you firmly dislike the poster.

    Yes, it is my opinion. Hence why I typed it and posted it.
  • RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    I actually love the new poster too. But then again, people out here call genuine opinions flawed cases of sarcasm. Which is a bit sad really :-(.

    What I find genuinely sad is people who just lap up anything that's put in front of them because it's Bond related. If people like this poster that's their prerogative, but for the vast majority I think this is another case of a missed opportunity. Three years wait for something cobbled together in
    10 mins. Simply not good enough.

    That's your opinon @RC7! Have some bloody respect for other's people's opinion too ok?

    Really, we are all Bond fans. But as there are 24 (26) Bond films, you can't expect the entire global fan community to be a Soviet Politburo for God sake :-). Have respect for other people's opinions, because never 100% of the fans agree with you. And by now.....we DO know that you firmly dislike the poster.

    Yes, it is my opinion. Hence why I typed it and posted it.

    Sometimes, dear @RC7, you just can't say "Yeah, you're right" no? In all honesty, I have been rightfully accused of that several times in here. But from your side, there's simply no self-critical modestness present no?

  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    I actually love the new poster too. But then again, people out here call genuine opinions flawed cases of sarcasm. Which is a bit sad really :-(.

    What I find genuinely sad is people who just lap up anything that's put in front of them because it's Bond related. If people like this poster that's their prerogative, but for the vast majority I think this is another case of a missed opportunity. Three years wait for something cobbled together in
    10 mins. Simply not good enough.

    That's your opinon @RC7! Have some bloody respect for other's people's opinion too ok?

    Really, we are all Bond fans. But as there are 24 (26) Bond films, you can't expect the entire global fan community to be a Soviet Politburo for God sake :-). Have respect for other people's opinions, because never 100% of the fans agree with you. And by now.....we DO know that you firmly dislike the poster.

    Yes, it is my opinion. Hence why I typed it and posted it.

    Sometimes, dear @RC7, you just can't say "Yeah, you're right" no? In all honesty, I have been rightfully accused of that several times in here. But from your side, there's simply no self-critical modestness present no?

    Perhaps you shouldn't let yourself get too emotional about these things. It's a discussion forum and I tend to believe what I say, otherwise I wouldn't bother saying it.
  • RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    RC7 wrote: »
    jobo wrote: »
    I don't understand the complaints. This poster is great! =D>

    Sarcasm.

    Honesty :-)
    After seeing that poster I thought the forum would go berserk of excitement over its fabulousness...just goes to show you never know ;)

    The poster is bloody fantastic, lightyears better than anything we got so far in the Craig-era.
    They finally got their act together and have a decent campaign.

    The poster is only one more thing that suggests the movie is an homage to the 60's James Bond movies, this was worked out in great detail, Tom Ford as clothes designer (another stroke of genius), the OHMSS theme in the trailer, some still photographs of Spectre could be taken out of Caprice or North By Northwest (59) or other 60's cult classics.

    The background colour with the haunting skull image is brilliant as a contrast to James Bond in the white tux striking a pose that says, hey look at me, I'm the Connery of my generation!
    While simplistic it gets the message across within a second. Furthermore this poster is a true eye-catcher! It will stick out everywhere it gets shown.

    For the first time in the Craig era, I have the feeling they finally know what they're doing and maybe Spectre will be that truly great film that can actually be compared to the Connery movies and even surpass them.

    I actually love the new poster too. But then again, people out here call genuine opinions flawed cases of sarcasm. Which is a bit sad really :-(.

    What I find genuinely sad is people who just lap up anything that's put in front of them because it's Bond related. If people like this poster that's their prerogative, but for the vast majority I think this is another case of a missed opportunity. Three years wait for something cobbled together in
    10 mins. Simply not good enough.

    That's your opinon @RC7! Have some bloody respect for other's people's opinion too ok?

    Really, we are all Bond fans. But as there are 24 (26) Bond films, you can't expect the entire global fan community to be a Soviet Politburo for God sake :-). Have respect for other people's opinions, because never 100% of the fans agree with you. And by now.....we DO know that you firmly dislike the poster.

    Yes, it is my opinion. Hence why I typed it and posted it.

    Sometimes, dear @RC7, you just can't say "Yeah, you're right" no? In all honesty, I have been rightfully accused of that several times in here. But from your side, there's simply no self-critical modestness present no?

    Perhaps you shouldn't let yourself get too emotional about these things. It's a discussion forum and I tend to believe what I say, otherwise I wouldn't bother saying it.

    In this particular case I'm by far emotional. Anyway, don't bother :-).
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