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That relationship may be the highlight of AVTAK and that's the overall problem with it is that the tone is all over the place. You have the high jinks of iceberg subs, driving half a car through Paris, homeless people dropping their alcohol bottles…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » @mattjoes it's so easy to work out plot points in trailers, it's wise to avoid too much information prior…
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PDJamesBond wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » This really dumps all over the casino scene in SF. Without a shadow of …
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In answer to the OP: wasted. He's just an another anonymous Mi6 hanger-on, nothing distinguishing about him. I'm surprised so many thought Kitchen was memorable as I've always thought opposite. Robinson on the other hand is a guy I can see going …
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To my points above, I think it's worth discussing. Especially in light of the pre-production news being sparse. People are so eager for it they'll take a scrap of what comes out of some Redditor's ramblings and run with it or speculate on the fla…
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TR007 wrote: » I don't think it is from a TV show, it's just two clampers getting soaked. The Bond movies don't do crossovers with random TV shows. I'm not sure why I would make up such a thing as I'm not CashleyPersia. This is from the IMDB'…
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I'm curious as to where the home video business will be by the time B25 comes out. Stores keep shrinking their physical media sections and there seems to be less interest in creating anything special. Streaming is fine if you just want to watch the …
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The thing I never understood about the GE comics was even if they didn't print the other two as individual issues then why not do a one-off as a graphic novel or magazine format like Marvel did in the early '80s with FYEO and OP. Marvel actually …
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jake24 wrote: » People hate him because he's a member of one of the most messed up and universally despised organizations in the world. Yeah, I mentioned that in my post. I don't hear him mentioning it in every interview he does or even think…
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LeChiffre wrote: » Can't wait to see this. Bond 25 has some act to follow. Plus I can't believe there are so many Tom Cruise haters. He's made some of the most enjoyable films of the last 30 years or so. Plus the stunts hes prepared to perform ar…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » For the 'Bond that bleeds' he came out of that bruising fight with Mr Hinx, relatively unscathed. Actually, forget relatively, I don't remember Bond showing signs of being even …
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ToTheRight wrote: » I think I would have liked Pierce's alternate pose more. I always felt the final version was like a stiffer version of Tim's. I agree, never liked it. I've always thought he must be aiming at Jaws or somebody's head becaus…
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Want to go a little farther out, 1979's gang film The Warriors had a serious restroom punch-up.
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ToTheRight wrote: » RichardTheBruce wrote: » Yes, @BMW_with_missiles, the RCA SelectaVision disc covers were exceptional. Also understand those plastic sleeves were almost 13 inches square, so the cover image was beautifully communicated and …
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As TWINE is my least favorite Bond film, I have numerous changes. -As others have said: leave the simplicity of the Bilbao escape as the PTS rather than dragging it out. By having the boat chase right after the credits it would’ve really broken t…
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BAIN123 wrote: » I’d be interested in knowing what people thought of this back in 1999? Did you see it as an improvement on TND due to its attempted focus on a story rather than action or a melodramatic mess? That's a big NO from me. I saw TN…
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I saw two inadvertent and pretty obscure Bond references in movies on consecutive nights over the weekend. The first was from the 1999 thriller movie Double Jeopardy with Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee Jones. Jones is sitting in a bar with a bank of t…
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Except for the first two in the series, the MI films have been solid, but not super box office successes. Not sure Fallout should be expected to do more or that it's being that anticipated that way with other than established fans. Hope I'm wrong, b…
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chrisisall wrote: » Honestly, I don't really want another Indy movie. Unlike Bond who can be played by many, Indy IS Harrison Ford. And Harrison is just too old now. And they aren't even filming yet? Solo was an unnecessary fun film, but I don't w…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » The original tv show was far superior to the movies. I think they complement each other nicely, especially when considering the dreadful big screen remakes/reboots of genre classics like The Wild, Wild West, I Spy, The …
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Don't know if one already exists, but I'd really like to see a collection of the Bond comics covers from over the years and other samples of the articles. Not the DC Dr. No or Marvel adaptations, but those above. I have that book on the illustrat…
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That is good stuff and a reason I enjoy going to sites like this. I still recall hearing "California Girls" on the AVTAK soundtrack the first time I saw it and wondered, as it was at a cinema with two screens, if there was a mistake with the soun…
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It may have been called the US James Bond Fan Club at the time. I don't think a check would've been made out to the magazine itself. I do recall being glad finding an older copy of Bondage while surfing eBay at work a decade or so ago and getting…
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I decided to pop in my Blu-ray of Dirty Harry last night as it's been years since I've watched it. Still as enjoyable as it's ever been. Had several observations during the viewing: -In this PC age it's interesting to revisit films made during…
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I may be the only one who doesn't mind the title Tomorrow Never Dies. No, it doesn't make a bit of sense, but even when you consider the alternative it isn't great either. How many audience members really paid attention that Tomorrow is the name of …
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The Rock is a classic, one of the '90s best action movies. I never tire of it. Whatever became of the Michael Bay who made that film? Connery and Cage play off one another well, two of my favorite actors together. Connery's line about losers alwa…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » June 13th 1985: Roger Moore and Albert R. Broccoli agree a new actor should take on the Bond role. Just curious, is this correct? The timing just doesn't make sense. Why when AVTAK was on general release in the UK a…
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If I'd change anything it would be the excessive shootout aspect of the finale. There's always some gunplay in Bond films, but TND was more like the Joel Silver school of action films. I remember when TND was in production and hearing the threat …
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echo wrote: » The strength of GE is the 006/007 relationship, I've always been underwhelmed by this. After all these years of Bond movies he's never teamed with another 00, it's always been random agents and sometimes Felix or another agent s…
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So are we moving on to TND, then? This has been my most anticipated thread recently.
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