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What's especially sad is we knew this day would occur one day, but it doesn't make it any easier. Found out from a work colleague as I was covering a story this morning and figure I'll be here a lot of the day to share with other fans. But wha…
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cwl007 wrote: » I really like QoS and over the years have got to point where the frenetic editing doesn't bother me like it once did. In fact the editing in the car chase and the fight with Mitchell works quite well in allowing us to apprentice t…
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I'll be curious to read reviews from fans and Mi6 members on that Lost Adventures book. I really wonder if this author has any more insight into some of these subjects than we've already read in other reference books or on the boards here considerin…
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I think the CR portrayal of Bond early in his 00 career worked out better than the Maibaum/Wilson proposal for the even younger Bond Begins story proposed for TLD. The very young, out-of-control Bond would've smacked of Tom Cruise's Maverick from To…
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Enterprise fleet seems a little cute considering it takes the name of the most famous starship in pop culture history. Then again, Eon took the title of another blockbuster and gave it to a very popular villain and it worked fine. Something I've …
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octofinger wrote: » Alright, here's a stray thought: The Craig era has derived its emotional stakes, generally speaking, from killing off central characters: Vesper in CR, Mathis in QOS, M in SF, and . . . whatever SP was. Despite a few weak ef…
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mtm wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » mtm wrote: » j_w_pepper wrote: » mtm wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » On an objectivity scale, DAD would rank right at the bottom for me, but I get too much enjoyment out of it and there's a bit of childh…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » God....Remember how well written a character Bond was in CR. I only hope NTTD goes back to these halcyon days./quote] CR is one of the defining experiences in my Bond fandom. It was so fresh after years of just by-the-n…
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mtm wrote: » j_w_pepper wrote: » mtm wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » On an objectivity scale, DAD would rank right at the bottom for me, but I get too much enjoyment out of it and there's a bit of childhood bias since it was the first Bond …
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Largo could've always pulled a Dustin Hoffman Midnight Cowboy move when he was almost hit by a taxi while filming, prompting the ad-libbed line "Hey, I'm walkin' here!"
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Dwayne wrote: » @BT3366. I saw this in a Spy Command link and thought of you. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ekpo8cwW0AYEtP-?format=jpg&name=medium Awesome pic. Thanks for sharing that.
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Someone asked the ultimate question: Is Fallout better than Spectre? I found both on the disappointing side based on what had gone before and the expectations they set. SP was built up to be something on the level of OHMSS, the return of the seri…
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I'm not sure why this thread took a bash MI films turn. It seems unnecessary in trying to find some of the good in recent Bond films where they are rather weak. MI has proven a good series and only gotten better with each new entry and acts as a per…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Everytime I see Pattinson with that mop of hair I can't help but think of Tobey Maguire doing his dance in Spider-Man 3. I get a Crispin Glover/George McFly Back to the Future vibe.
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Dwayne wrote: » This is unreal. Baseball Hall of Famer, Joe Morgan has passed away at the age of 77. https://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/ny-joe-morgan-dies-20201012-bgny6wmacnevfariexhtenhomm-story.html On Friday (October 9th), New …
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Am I the only one who thinks Haley Atwell seems very similar to Rebecca Ferguson in several ways?
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Dwayne wrote: » @ToTheRight. My reaction as well. There is an excellent summary of Ms. Nolan’s career by Edgar Wright on his twitter account. While her film/TV career extended beyond the bit roles in “Goldfinger” and “A Hard Day’s Night”, she’l…
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I can think of a ton of explosions in Bond films more impressive than SP's - Ramirez's drug warehouse in GF precredits (made the tape skip on my earliest VCR when I recorded it); the Disco Volante in TB (blew out windows in Nassau miles away); Adam'…
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The premise of the TV series was you didn't get to know the characters, just how they used their skills to accomplish the mission and that was successful for 7 years. That could probably never fly today. The film series is the same way - an incre…
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Mathis1 wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » 007InAction wrote: » echo wrote: » Since62 wrote: » I like TND and everything about it a lot. The matchups o…
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Dwayne wrote: » Baseball Hall of Famer Bob Gibson has passed away at the age of 84. https://www.mlb.com/news/bob-gibson-dies-at-84 While I knew that he had been in poor health, like Tom Seaver’s passing, this one really hurts. Somewhere in …
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CommanderRoss wrote: » It certainly shows that critics were far better writers in the olden days than they are now. That's because anybody and everybody is a critic now thanks to the Internet and social media. But there will always be good …
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Mr_Beach wrote: » I don't think I will be watching NTTD in movie theaters in April. Not because I am angry at EON, this delay really isn't their fault. It's just that the excitement is all gone. Seriously? I really can't understand this per…
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BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » I have never even heard of Dave Kehr. I gather he's a pastry chef's idea of Siskel & Ebert... Really, whoever is trying to take over the role after Connery's iconic spin behind the wheel of the Aston Martin has s…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » How do people feel about Raiders of the Lost Ark, then? One of the best adventure films ever made, for me. Ticks all of the boxes as "pure cinema". Thanks for not putting that stupid retro tag on it and called it "I…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Those who never bothered with or even disliked the original Jurassic Park - how do you feel about other Spielberg fantasy/creature films like Jaws or even ET? I saw Jaws when I was a kid when it was released long afte…
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This may be controversial, but I had never watched a Jurassic Park film until earlier this year. I think it was 3, whichever one has William H. Macy and Tea Leoni trying to find their son on the island, and that was only because it followed another …
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Sad this thread is ending, but appreciate the great fun I've had with it and appreciate goldenswissroyale's efforts each week and fellow posters' views, which many times went against what I expected. It really made think about Bond preferences and c…
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GoldenGun wrote: » 007InAction wrote: » 1983 was the most controversial year for bond films with these 2 being released at the same time. Both are among my favourites, making 1983 a magical Bond year for me. Yeah, I don't get why…
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jamesbond0007 wrote: » Probably a safer place to see NTTD the =bg= wrote: » If it's released in US theaters in November; there's unfortunately no way I will go to a theater. The risk is too great. Gotta hold out for the DVD. Of course, I will k…
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