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I saw both of these on original release either back in late '92 or early '93 as I think both were holiday releases. I liked both, especially A Few Good Men. As far as the question about cultural impact, I don't think either were super huge, but b…
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BAIN123 wrote: » Compared to Connery's other fights, this one always strikes me as feeling the most choreographed. The music and Hunt's editing still make it exciting though. Yeah, it does. For a while this was my most underrated fight…
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I had the same goofy grin I had during the Rogue Nation plane sequence. This is what enjoying movies is about. If you weren't thrilled by that then you may no longer have a pulse.
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GamesBond007 wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » In my mind, Renard is the main villain. It's his influence that turns Elektra to begin with and it's him and Bond to the end. She may have the means to set everything up, but it's him doing all the heavy l…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » I can't remember if the mention of Japan in FRWL & YOLT ever jumped out at me before, but I prefer that Bond truly does go to Japan for the first time in the latter simply because one of the things I really like a…
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bondjames wrote: » MI: GP Loved it as always. Such a step up from the last two in my opinion. It's the combination (and incorporation) of a little style along with the normal action and heroics that elevates this film. From the fabulous opening…
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In my mind, Renard is the main villain. It's his influence that turns Elektra to begin with and it's him and Bond to the end. She may have the means to set everything up, but it's him doing all the heavy lifting. If anything they are co-main villain…
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Great poster except one thing.... the gun seems out of place. A gun is a synonymous with Bond. While the MI series has had plenty of gunplay, it's not an essential element and makes it look more like it's trying to be a Bond film whereas the M…
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Creasy47 wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Old tech guy vs new tech guy... I love the interactions between these two. :)) I can't wait for them to have more in…
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I always thought Bond threw that in about him and M in Tokyo as a way to get under his boss's skin knowing he'd be listening to the tape and it may have just been BS. So maybe he hadn't been there. As for the YOLT comment, Roald Dahl probably was…
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Pretty much sums up my feelings too, Wiz. Both TPM and KOTCS had the challenge of the hype of having legendary series before them coming back after years of being dormant. It was going to be an uphill challenge from the start and ultimately doome…
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I used to make Oscar predictions just for fun, but in recent years I just haven't cared much. Most of these Best Picture nominees anymore just don't have any staying power anymore that you would want to revisit years down the road. All I heard a …
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ToTheRight wrote: » I suppose I'd take INDY over the STAR WARS films as well. To be frank, I'd watch CRYSTAL SKULL over any of the prequel films any day. I still haven't seen any of the newer movies including FORCE AWAKENS. I also haven't se…
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Thanks for the amusement. This just proves anybody can get published online. What I find funniest is whoever wrote this piece didn't have the guts to put a by-line on it. Several of the comments say "we." Going on and on about the boomers is such…
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bondjames wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Big stunts I agree (last big eyecatching one was probably the CR crane jump) but I think Bond is fine when it comes to general action, fight scenes and stuff. The Hinx fight beats any fight scene fro…
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I have no doubts there are several people who did react that way who read it. The net brings out people who love to make their thoughts known, especially if it has a controversial theme to it. Still, it seems as if these a lot of these people wou…
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Does anyone else besides myself prefer the Indy series to Star Wars?
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » after the Sony leaks that partly damaged SP's box office. What? How did the Sony leaks damage SP's Box office? The only thing that damaged its box office was it's awf…
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Using two former M:I women, Seydoux and Ferguson would be like taking women from The Avengers TV series. Oh, wait, that worked out pretty well, actually.
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Andi1996Ruegg wrote: » AVTAK is growing on me fast. Grace Jones is quite responsible for that too. I have been reading up on Grace Jones and it seems she was quite the icon in the mid 80s with some real big singles in the charts like Slave To T…
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barryt007 wrote: » The potential was definitely there,which makes it even more frustrating to me. The script is indeed very good : BANG !! "You missed,Mr Bond". "Did I ?" Man falls out of tree. "As you said,such good sport." Brilliant. …
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Word is Cruise has injured himself yet again doing an MI stunt gone wrong.
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Tuck91 wrote: » Goldeneye only touched a little on Bonds relevance in the world, this is where it holds the upperhand compared to Craigs entries IMO.vGE is a good film & a good quality Bond film Bond & Silvas relationship was interesti…
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SeanCraig wrote: » I was worried about SP the moment I read EON cast Waltz I wasn't worried but given his past villainous roles I recall thinking could they be more obvious in their casting who the villain is? No real excitement there. At …
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » Just watched LTK and Davi May be the best Bond villain ever I think he's certainly the most underrated. Perhaps his performance gets lost in people's views of LTK as a Miami Vice film and Sanchez is merely a drug dea…
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BAIN123 wrote: » I never knew that there was more than one Brosnan connected to James Bond. John Brosnan was the first author to do a study on the Bond films through DAF with the first edition coming out in 1972 and the update through MR in…
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Wow, I don't know how to feel about this. Like the story's writer, I think Black is a great writer and that's a great building block. But The Avengers is one of those shows that just seems locked into its timeframe and makes you wonder if it's wo…
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Is it that much different than Bond films like TSWLM or MR where the best stunts are in the precredits? I recall a review for Spy that finished with "No, they never did top that first stunt." True, the plane escape was the best stunt in Rogue Nat…
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If I could offer my own experience with MR as someone who saw it on original release: I grew up a Bond fan practically from birth. My uncle had all the novels and gum cards and the family would see each new film as they were released and the many…
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I hate to admit but I actually paid to see this when it came out. Those were some of the movies we'd see back in the day as Bronson was still a cool action hero along with Chuck Norris. It didn't matter he was probably 60 or older at the time. It…
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