AceHole
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- AceHole
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- Belgium, via Britain
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Moonraker
- Favourite Bond Film
- The Living Daylights
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- Timothy Dalton
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They 'dropped' the 'Commander'... Another reason why Babs is not fit to make creative calls. 'Removing' or ignoring the military/naval link Bond has was a poor choice on the part of EoN. It is part of what makes 007 the man he (fictionally) is. …
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: » Have a look at the #Gamergate, a bunch of male game players who want "PC" to be out of their video games and who claim not to be misogynistic despite loving misogynistic games. Trouble is, they only harass women who di…
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RC7 wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Yes, extremely so. And let's keep them that way. The 'PC'ness' of our modern society is driving me nuts. I'll have plenty of racial stereotypes and scantily clad wenches in my escapist entertainment, thank you …
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Newman obviously has no interest in the Bond series whatsoever, as his work effort for these two scores are the clerical equivalent of licking invoice envelopes whilst watching 'Wheel of Fortune' in the workplace...
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SerialHitman wrote: » Hi everyone! I just created an account so I thought I might as well start here. I've been a fan of the series for a while now. Goldfinger was my first Bond film so to this day it remains my favourite. I've seen all the films …
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If they want to go with another 'S' title, perhaps something along the below lines... as anything with 'Storm' in it sounds suitably grandiose & cinematic SLIDESTORM STORMCLIMBER STORMSLIDER STORMFINDER STORMWAKER STORMWINDER …
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GoldenGun wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Yes, extremely so. And let's keep them that way. The 'PC'ness' of our modern society is driving me nuts. I'll have plenty of racial stereotypes and scantily clad wenches in my escapist entertainment, than…
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Yes, extremely so. And let's keep them that way. The 'PC'ness' of our modern society is driving me nuts. I'll have plenty of racial stereotypes and scantily clad wenches in my escapist entertainment, thank you very much.
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This is an important question. And yes, without a doubt, OHMSS is a Christmas movie. In fact, it was voted the n°1 festive season film by 'Christmas Annual' - the foremost authority on Yuletide themed light-entertainment.
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And here I was thinking it was one pun too far... :> All right then - next up
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SirHilaryBray wrote: » AceHole wrote: » SirHilaryBray wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Cloud007 wrote: » Getafix wrote: » One of the bits I loved in Uncle was the Royal Navy commando assault towards the end. I'd love something like …
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What was the title song of SP again...? See, I've forgotten already /:) Get a proper tune for the next one that will actually ADD some value to the film, please.
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talos7 wrote: » That's what I just did . He's 5'11, taller than Craig, and if he's deemed "frail' I'm sure EON will pony up for a personal trainer. He has a very "Dalton" look and can act. I was not dismissing the guy, I was merely point…
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talos7 wrote: » AceHole wrote: » talos7 wrote: » No doubt, Turner is a strong candidate. Bit frail, and not the tallest. Would need to pack on some mass, imo. Neither an issue. Speak for yourself.
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echo wrote: » RC7 wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » SirHilaryBray wrote: » OHMSS69 wrote: » I have said this before and I will stand by it and say it again: I would like to meet some of the other "00's" Fleming mentions three : 007, …
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talos7 wrote: » No doubt, Turner is a strong candidate. Bit frail, and not the tallest. Would need to pack on some mass, imo.
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It just has a grimy, studio-backlot kind of feel to it, for me. Apart from some of the Monaco & Puerto Rico shots (where the 'Cuba' exterior scenes were filmed) there is none of the 'grand locale' feel that the better films have. I know it was …
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SirHilaryBray wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Cloud007 wrote: » Getafix wrote: » One of the bits I loved in Uncle was the Royal Navy commando assault towards the end. I'd love something like that in a Bond movie. Bond arriving by night in …
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mepal1 wrote: » Why did Mendes choose film rather than digital for SP? Is there something in using film, that cannot be achieved by filming in digital? Yes - digital tends to give a 'colder', more sober image. Film generally gives a more s…
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I'd agree that TB has some of, if not the wittiest dialogue of the series. And after FRWL I rate this as Connery's 2nd best performance in the role, actually.
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Turner chap just looks so incredibly 'Irish' it's just not true :))
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Getafix wrote: » Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » I'd argue that those who find TB too slow or that it 'drags' in places are simply too used to modern, To…
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Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » I'd argue that those who find TB too slow or that it 'drags' in places are simply too used to modern, Tony Scott & Michae…
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Both of them have moments of brilliance, plenty of good ideas, and even some world class craftsmanship - such as the cinematography in that SF skyscraper scene. The problem with both of Mendes' efforts is that they do not tie all these great moment…
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Cloud007 wrote: » Getafix wrote: » One of the bits I loved in Uncle was the Royal Navy commando assault towards the end. I'd love something like that in a Bond movie. Bond arriving by night in a WW2 style hit and run commando raid - blacked …
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Definitely one that seemed good when I first saw it in the cinema, but it has faltered since... the opposite of a Bond film that 'grows' on you. GE is just too vacuous. Then -8 now- 1 Tie - 6
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bondjames wrote: » I may be one of the few to rate TB far ahead of GF, even on pacing. Once Bond gets to Kentucky I almost fall asleep during GF these days. TB still holds my attention despite the underwater scenes, thanks to Barry's superb score.…
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Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » I'd argue that those who find TB too slow or that it 'drags' in places are simply too used to modern, Tony Scott & Michael Bay induced editing. There are plenty o…
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Getafix wrote: » AceHole wrote: » I'd argue that those who find TB too slow or that it 'drags' in places are simply too used to modern, Tony Scott & Michael Bay induced editing. There are plenty of films from that 60's/70's era that invol…
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I'd argue that those who find TB too slow or that it 'drags' in places are simply too used to modern, Tony Scott & Michael Bay induced editing. There are plenty of films from that 60's/70's era that involve slow build-up of plot & story, an…
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