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I'm late. Didn't see Fallout until 2 weeks ago and it meant plowing through the 300+ posts to see what others thought. So I was avoiding spoilers for nearly 5-6 weeks, which wasn't easy, but made it worth the wait. I liked it a lot. Not quite as …
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vzok wrote: » Benny wrote: » The trouble I see so many have is that they want their Bond film. The Bond film that will please them. The perfect director, story, writers, cast. It has to be what they want. Well, it's never going to happen. EON…
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QoS had several things going against it: It had massive expectations after the high of CR and was bound to not hit that mark. It was one of the shortest films in the series. The villain was forgettable and the plot wasn't seen as very good.…
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I was working as a contract journalist for the base newspaper at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base here in Ohio at the time. I saw on the Internet that morning, just a small breaking news bulletin, that a plane had hit the WTC, nothing more, thinking …
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » LeChiffre wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » One of the roles outside Bond I remember Dalton best from, is this one: Had he stayed on as Bond, maybe we could have…
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4EverBonded wrote: » The naysayers about Skyfall have always surprised me with their vitriol. It was a global smash hit for several reasons and when it first came out plenty on here were very happy with this film. Opinions do change over time fo…
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peter wrote: » Lot's of anger directed at EoN. They made a sub-par Bond film, but are batting 3/4; but lets talk about how wishy-washy they are and beat to death the one (granted silly) explosion that made it into the Guiness Book. I suppose wh…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » The brand would be stretched and as long as you want TV series & film spin offs? Plus Nolan wouldn't be around forever and who knows what a big studio would influence be…
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ringfire211 wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » ringfire211 wrote: » It’s just funny to me when I see folks hoping for WHITE BOY RICK (haha) to succeed or get good reviews. It’s a bit like... man, I hope DUMB & DUMBER is a success so …
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ToTheRight wrote: » I always felt if it were Holly Goodhead or Anya in the elevator screaming "JAAAAAAAAAMES" it wouldn't work as they were both trained agents accustomed to danger. Stacey is a geologist who had probably never been in a burning el…
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Birdleson wrote: » Ruined a few otherwise great scenes with that "JAMES!" or "James..." I wouldn't call them great scenes, but they sure didn't get improved by it. I think a fun video would be somebody to intercut the drinking guy from the Mo…
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fanbond123 wrote: » https://www.theguardian.com/film/2018/sep/01/kathleen-turner-millions-paid-to-hollywood-a-listers-immoral Yes, interesting quote by Turner. I tend to agree. A lot of people seem to be pro-Tom Cruise fans on MI6 fo…
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ringfire211 wrote: » RAIDERS is great (especially for its time) but it can’t surpass some classic 90s thrillers like SPEED! That’s a movie that whenever it comes on you can’t help but stop what you’re doing and tune in. Dennis Hopper is such a gre…
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That's another sad touch we just don't get with modern Bond is some of those posters from that era had multiple little touches to them to admire and it was a pleasure to discover new things all the time. When I was little, DAF was the first new B…
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mattjoes wrote: » bondjames wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Bond kicking the car as it slides off the cliff is Moore's best moment as 007 in my opinion. He plays the whole scene in fact really mean! Bond was simply …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I think it was wise of the producers to make DAF as they did. I actually like how the pre-title was designed in a way that it could either be seen as just a direct follow up to YOLT or OHMSS. Is Bond just taking care of un…
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I've said before and will continue to say Bond needs to stay in the fall timeframe it has succeeded in since GE. It was wise for Eon to move there. Summer is such a battleground with the emphasis on what's new this weekend. Bond has a pretty wide…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Makes me wonder what some of you make of the Connery films. They certainly have action, but I would not qualify them as action films, more like adventure films, which I prefer Bond sticking to rather than trying to compete…
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timmer wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » Just this morning I finally got in the post the 8-film DVD set of UNCLE films. I've been wanting it for a long time and was able to get it for a good price. I now officially have all the UNCLE series and films. …
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I also recall how disappointing and useless the bonus feature disc were on the 50th anniversary set were. It epitomized the laziness as far as unique features goes. At the time they were touting the Being Bond segment as having fresh interviews w…
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Yeah, great memories. It's sad to think many of the young people will never have that kind of experience, maybe even some members here. We still have a place called Family Video that's a national rental store and I've been there a couple times th…
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Just this morning I finally got in the post the 8-film DVD set of UNCLE films. I've been wanting it for a long time and was able to get it for a good price. I now officially have all the UNCLE series and films.
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Agent_99 wrote: » Amazon thinks I might want to read this. I do not want to read this. Somewhere out there, some copywriter or editor is sitting back with a self-satisfied feeling. I just wonder what other titles this person has wri…
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I wanted to take the plunge into DVDs because of the special features. I remember seeing the list of the features on one of the Bond websites and in those pre-YouTube days it was unbelievable for a fan. Then when you saw the upgrade in picture and s…
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Am I alone in not being particularly impressed with either of those girls? Those boho chic photos especially look offputting. And can they actually act, because enough people here complained about Lea Seydoux's performance and she is an established …
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Interesting article about Brosnan there. How anyone at all could see this man as an obvious choice for Bond, was completely beyond me then, and still is. But that was the way it was back then. I remember following tha…
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Getafix wrote: » The embargo on American directors is so stale, tired and pathetic, and I say that as a Brit. Cameron directing Dalton's third film in 1991 would have been interesting. Although I'd have preferred Ridley Scott I think. Ron Howar…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Was this ever posted here before? I love this story. :D That is a well known story among fans, but I've also heard a variation that Connery actually punched Stompanato and concerned producers put Connery on a plane out of…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Remington wrote: » Campbell for Bond 26 in 2022. It just seems right. I agree, he deserves another go. It would'nt bother me if he bought Cavill on board as Bond, as long as we got another Campbell directed Bond fil…
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Both of Wood's books are excellent, very underrated and will come as a pleasant surprise for anyone just associated with the film versions expecting the hijinks. Jaws being fleshed out, for example, is a nice touch. GF isn't the best Bond book, b…
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