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I popped CR into the Blu-ray player last night and now my controversial opinion is the CR Parkour chase is the best action sequence of the series. It's just adrenalizing and shows the new Bond as tough, persistent and a determined badass. It also sh…
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M16_Cart wrote: » DAF was one of those films I would just want erased from the series. A View to a Kill at least had moments that were totally riveting and Die Another Day had certain sci-fi elements that were entertaining. DAF didn't really add…
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bondsum wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » bondsum wrote: » Take this one for instance. Does anyone know the story behind it? It's clearly not taken for a publicity shot as Connery is seen visibly taking some kind of direction from someone slightl…
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No, no, no! Nothing else until all the Barry scores get their proper due. Then you can have all the KamenSerraArnold and whoever else you want.
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bondsum wrote: » Some of these comments are fun to read. Some are insightful and some just show a complete miss-understanding of how these movies were made. One thing I do agree with is that I much preferred Tiffany in the first half of the movie …
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Why do I feel like one day in the not so distant future I'll be the old guy pining for the days when my heroes were the ones I started out with and not altered to fit what somebody thinks is a fair idea at a given time and have no semblance of who t…
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The OP, M16_Cart (for some reason there was no quote function) said "The prudishness of the Dalton era was probably an overcorrection, but I think the Brosnan films handled this well by showing how times are changing while still letting Bond be Bond…
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I love making finds like that. I used to find Bond books all the time in such shops but don't a lot anymore, although I did pick up an FYEO from when the movie was released that had a more modern-looking Bond on the cover.
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One thing I don't think anybody who complains about the return of Blofeld and DAF not being a direct sequel to OHMSS ever brings up: Had Eon gone ahead with its original plan to use Goldfinger's twin brother as the villain with a completely diffe…
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Ironically, the first time I saw SF in the cinema I had a case with teenagers and cell phones. My wife and I normally get to the auditorium early and sit in the back row near the aisle so we don't have people up and down and in the way. The hall …
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Mathis1 wrote: » TripAces wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » TripAces wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » TripAces wrote: » Escalus5 wrote: » MENDES: "Okay, Daniel, because…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » If you lover Roger in the role you simply have to love OP. While I wouldn't say I love Roger in the role, he made it his and was Bond for the duration of my school years and OP is the best showcase of his Bond. It …
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Mathis1 wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » TripAces wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » TripAces wrote: » Escalus5 wrote: » MENDES: "Okay, Daniel, because we don't trust the audience to understand that Bond will grieve after a series of s…
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noSolaceleft wrote: » Tuck91 wrote: » Looks like a november 2019 release is locked in. thats good. They mention they believe it will be highly successful, they must know something. May I ask you whenever you have heard a movie compan…
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I don't see how TB's main plot is ridiculous. One of the most world-wide fears for decades has been a terrorist group hijacking bombs, which is also realistic and frightening in a film. Now if you want to throw in a cloned Derval, the coincidence…
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Dennison wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » I think i'm ok in saying that NO Bond film in the future will be able to compete with the iconic films that are DN,FRWL,GF,TB ,even in 50 years time. They were the first 4 and establi…
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barryt007 wrote: » I think i'm ok in saying that NO Bond film in the future will be able to compete with the iconic films that are DN,FRWL,GF,TB ,even in 50 years time. They were the first 4 and established the character we have now. Craig n…
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But of course.
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patb wrote: » that's a great shot :-) He literally lives life on the edge! Agreed. I used to work at an AF base and went up in such an aircraft to take a photo of a parachute team doing their jump and got to be tethered into the back. It's…
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Not forgetting Thumper in DAF, who could be considered the first black villainess well more than a decade before May Day. Blofeld also had a black guard on the rig on DAF; although it's not a significant part, I can't recall any of his forces having…
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I don't know my enthusiasm for Craig is waning so much as the subject matter and direction of the films he's being given. I really liked QoS more than most and a lot of it was in watching Craig as Bond. SF seemed like its credits should've read "…
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I'll take OP over FYEO any day.
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Mathis1 wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » Mulling it over, contrarily, most hardcore fans would replace those with FRWL, OHMSS, TLD and CR as a definitive representation (my iconic picks would take from both lists). That would certainly be me…
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Since I liked QoS more than the last two, sure, I'd go for more of what was going on there, especially if they could complete what they started and not be affected by a writers' strike. I also thought they skipped Greene in SP the first time I sa…
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Then: Great direction, cinematography, villain. But something was missing that kept it from being a complete experience. Now: Pretty much the same. Vastly overrated.
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I appreciate this link because I didn't know this resource was available. I can now view any issue of Life from my laptop instead of having to go to a library and haul out a dusty old bound volume. Although I have these issues, Bond fans can also…
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bondjames wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » GBF wrote: » Bond crashing half of St. Petersburg is pointless of course. At the same time it is quite funny and does stand out. The plane chase in SP is completely forgettable. So I agree with @TheWiza…
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On the subject of the chute scene to Tiger's office, does anybody else think the back projection matched with Connery's surprised face as he's sliding down is goofy? It's quick, but amusing in a bad way.
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I thought I was alone in not being impressed with the GE tank chase. It always felt just like putting Bond into a vehicle he's never been in just to smash things up in it. Destruction for destruction's sake, basically. It feels more like The Blues B…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » Is it just because it's a action franchise? Bond have never been Oscar bait films, after all. And when they are, it's not Duran Duran's A View…
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