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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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ClarkDevlin wrote: » If they want to give others screen time, there are the rest of the 00-agents to use. The 00-section is criminally underused in the Craig era. The OOs have always been underused, not just in the Craig era. There was the …
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Andi1996Ruegg wrote: » You can already see that he cares about her fate when he touches the screen of the computer in an early scene. Brosnanbond cares. Sorry, one of the most un-Bondlike scenes in the series, especially to that point. In li…
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I like the Kauffman scene but a flaw as I see it is Bond uses a gadget to get out of the situation more or less. A minor thing, though. But you could say the same about Bond tricking Grant into opening the attaché case in FRWL. A gadget gives him…
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TripAces wrote: » A couple of years ago, we covered this. Somewhere, there are numbers that show that SF played HUGE with the 40+ film crowd. Older audiences went to this film en masse. And it makes sense, because Bond was being portrayed as too o…
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patb wrote: » I find it interesting that those who don't like SF don't have the humility to admit that, even though they dont like it, it does have many strengths. They attribute the Olympics etc to it's success. On that basis, AVTAK would have br…
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The Anderson Tapes is especially cool as it has Connery in a rare villain role and you also get the bonus of having future Bond villain Christopher Walken as one of his gang with a hippy vibe - "America, I could eat it up, man." I could also imag…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I'm really curious to see CR67 now, after these latest comments. If I were you, I would leave it there. Nothing about that film makes any sense, o…
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Birdleson wrote: » Remington wrote: » I'm with @Andi1996Ruegg on this one. I really enjoy CR67. It's a mess of a film but it's a beautiful mess. I'm in that camp as well. Me too. There's just something about it. I'll go a step…
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Did anybody consider maybe it's the themes lacking rather than the title sequences themselves? I rather like them, especially when I think back to how tired most of Binder's title sequences got in the '80s what with blondes smiling in giant champagn…
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I ran across a clickbait article on celebs turning 50 this year including Craig. These lines kinda' sum up the mindset. "..has confirmed he'll return for the sequel "Bond 25" due in theaters in 2019. We're all for a silver fox 007." I recall j…
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The thing about Blade Runner is the behind the scenes is as interesting as the final product. Even back in '82 there was talk about how Ridley Scott was annoyed by the studio interference such as the narration. I remember being really hyped for i…
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Always good to know I'm not alone in noticing those little things. Thanks for sharing.
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It's a little thing, but I see it all the time and I can't shake it, just saw a case of it again last night. When characters get coffee you can always tell there's no liquid in the carryout cups because as actors they have to emote, moving their …
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dragonsky wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » dragonsky wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I'm sure this has been shared before, but it's so great and worthy of a viewing. Makes the setpiece that much more exciting for me: I LOVE that opera sc…
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Andi1996Ruegg wrote: » Brosnan is especially easy to watch, he just looks so damn good in every single scene. Dalton is what I would imagine the Bond out of the books. He's kind of the most "boring" of the lot but I can see how this is the vers…
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dragonsky wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I'm sure this has been shared before, but it's so great and worthy of a viewing. Makes the setpiece that much more exciting for me: I LOVE that opera scene...that's sorta my prtoblem with the mov…
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LeonardPine wrote: » I find the second half of A Clockwork Orange utterly tedious and horribly dated. I'm a big fan of the film, but I see what you mean. It's also like Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket in that the first part is far superior to w…
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Roadphill wrote: » So for my controversial comment, I think that the lack of a discernible main villain in From Russia With Love hurts it a lot, and drops it out of the top 5, for me. When I consider how weak many of the subsequent villains…
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LeonardPine wrote: » Return of the Jedi is a travesty. It knocked down everything that Empire had built up. Empire was a sequel that brilliantly built on the original with a more mature and intelligent script. With a brave direction of having t…
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timmer wrote: » I've always had a soft spot for TMWTGG. Rog looks real good as Bond. I love the Barry music including the full-throat bellow Lulu title song. The movie has a neat vibe about it. Almost spooky at times. The casting of Lee, Adams, …
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bondsum wrote: » What was the main reason for The New Avengers being cancelled after Season 2? Was it purely down to Brian Clemens being heavily committed to working on his new show The Professionals for LWT, or was there another reason? I thought…
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noSolaceleft wrote: » peter wrote: » Someone had called themselves "internet warriors"; if getting behind a screen is one's definition of a warrior, I'd suggest trying a sport, instead. Boxing? Crossfit? Something else to release that pent-u…
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Alan007 wrote: » Wil ferrel isn't funny and anchorman is awful Agree on Ferrell. Never bothered to watch Anchorman based on this, although I think that could be one of the films that could be tolerable instead of something really stupid lik…
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You're not missing anything by the lack of season 1 episodes. It was more of a crime drama rather than a spy series then, solving blackmail and kind of petty criminal cases like that. The focus wasn't so much on Patrick Macnee's Steed but on Ian Hen…
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timmer wrote: » @BT3366 Hopefully someone makes the complete series available to the Region 1 market. It's a pretty iconic show. It should be available. Wanted to share an update: Just a couple of weeks ago I bid on and won the 50th annive…
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Birdleson wrote: » US at least. Top-grossing films (U.S.) Rank Title Studio Gross 1. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 20th Century Fox $102,308,889[1] 2. Midnight Cowboy United Artists $44,785,053[2] 3. Easy Rider Columbia $41,728,598[3…
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CommanderRoss wrote: » As for OP, I love the film itself but I dislike Maud Adams so much it takes me out of the film. She's outshined by everything and everyone, including inane objects. Kristina Wayborn is so much more interesting. It's a pity, …
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I like the briefing scene in TB with the anonymous 00s - "Every 00 man in Europe has been called in." You see a guy with a beard and a woman among them. I've watched that scene and pondered what they were like and that's about all I really want from…
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I appreciate this and will consider purchasing it, though the price is a little more than I'd want to pay. But why oh why can't it be one of the Barrys that was never given the SE treatment?
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