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Venutius wrote: » matt_u wrote: » Nothing in the film points out that Bond is absolutely trapped and doomed because of his wounds. The only thing that matters from a narrative standpoint is that he chooses to wait for the missiles... The focus…
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thelivingroyale wrote: » I always liked her to be honest. The “I love you” in Spectre came out of the blue, but I thought that was the point. The way I always read it in that film was she’s a woman with serious daddy issues, while Bond is just loo…
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In all fairness, Vesper and Bond are considered a great romance yet she spends most of their time together arguing with him or being condescendingly combative before they are suddenly in love. Not to put them down necessarily. I bought it immediatel…
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Jordo007 wrote: » Venutius wrote: » Although he's definitely up for it with Nomi til she puts the block on. Similarly, his eyes light up after Paloma pulls him into the room and starts to unbutton his shirt - Bond doesn't stop her, it's Paloma…
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matt_u wrote: » The thing I love about Swann is that she really opens up only when she understands she’s going to lose Bond forever. Moments before his death. She experienced such traumatic experiences trough her childhood, went into hiding from …
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chrisisall wrote: » BlondeBond wrote: » Venutius wrote: » matt_u wrote: » From a narrative standpoint the whole point of the scene, and that’s why it’s so heartbreaking, is that James decides to peacefully embrace death in order to sav…
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Venutius wrote: » matt_u wrote: » From a narrative standpoint the whole point of the scene, and that’s why it’s so heartbreaking, is that James decides to peacefully embrace death in order to save and protect his family. It was his choice. …
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » I feel as though it's somewhat symbolic that it's MI6 that creates the weapon that ultimately deprives Bond of being able to live the life he wants, and it's a British Navy ship that ultimately fires the missiles that kill h…
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chrisisall wrote: » NTTD is telling us that he never really got over Vesper, and that he dragged poor Madeline into his doomed emotional mess on his countdown to death. No, man, SPECTRE is where Dan's Bond ended for me, off into the sunset with h…
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00Heaven wrote: » Minion wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » Would you rather we all reacted the same way? I left irritated, not depressed. Though my overall assessment is and was generally positive. Irritated…
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BlondeBond wrote: » TripAces wrote: » A little bit of a goof in that Norway house sequence, though it can be explained: When Bond arrives at Madeleine's house, he parks the Aston Martin at a gate, away from the house, and walks from there. …
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TripAces wrote: » A little bit of a goof in that Norway house sequence, though it can be explained: When Bond arrives at Madeleine's house, he parks the Aston Martin at a gate, away from the house, and walks from there. The next day, when th…
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matt_u wrote: » BlondeBond wrote: » That bothered me too about Madeleine returning to Norway - especially in light of White saying in SP that "You won't find her. She's smarter than me. She knows how to hide." But I think that it says a lot ab…
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That bothered me too about Madeleine returning to Norway - especially in light of White saying in SP that "You won't find her. She's smarter than me. She knows how to hide." But I think that it says a lot about Madeleine. She needed a place for Bond…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » matt_u wrote: » StirredNotShaken wrote: » BlondeBond wrote: » StirredNotShaken wrote: » matt_u wrote: » When Bond puts his jumper around Mathilde, kisses Swann saying I have to finish it... For us... I'll…
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StirredNotShaken wrote: » matt_u wrote: » When Bond puts his jumper around Mathilde, kisses Swann saying I have to finish it... For us... I'll be right back and then goes total berserk mode killing everyone around him - with Zimmer going full …
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thelivingroyale wrote: » NickTwentyTwo wrote: » The most critical opinions of NTTD are all coming from people who haven't seen NTTD... Yeah. I was wondering why we were treated to an endless stream of “they just did it for shock value/t…
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Feyador wrote: » BlondeBond wrote: » Venutius wrote: » Blofeld to Bond, in the ruins of the MI6 building in SP: 'You have a choice - die trying to save her or save yourself and live with the pain.' Oh, good catch. Love how that now …
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Venutius wrote: » Blofeld to Bond, in the ruins of the MI6 building in SP: 'You have a choice - die trying to save her or save yourself and live with the pain.' Oh, good catch. Love how that now connects to Blofeld giving the ending away ha…
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DarthDimi wrote: » All the time you've spent here (wasting ours) could have allowed you three dozen viewings of the film. LOL. Yikes.
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » I still think SPECTRE has my favorite Craig performance, but he’s still so damn good in this film. Great to see someone else loves his work in Spectre. He's terri…
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Venutius wrote: » I hadn't thought of it like that either til today - all credit to ImpertinentGoon, who pointed out that Safin didn't kill Bond or infect him with a virus that would someday kill him. As IG said, Bond could've lived if he'd accept…
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Venutius wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » Safin didn't kill him. He didn't infect him with a virus that would someday kill Bond. Bond is totally fine. He could have accepted that Madeleine and Mathilde will someday soon die gruesomely due to …
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echo wrote: » BlondeBond wrote: » echo wrote: » Stamper wrote: » "Die Blofeld Die!" is right out of Fleming YOLT. And so Bond is dead and his past thrashed? Me that thought that You Only Live Twice. Yes, it's Fleming. I've s…
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echo wrote: » Stamper wrote: » "Die Blofeld Die!" is right out of Fleming YOLT. And so Bond is dead and his past thrashed? Me that thought that You Only Live Twice. Yes, it's Fleming. I've seen the film twice and I don't know that I…
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Creasy47 wrote: » BlondeBond wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » ertert wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » I’ve got a question. Am I the only one who finds NTTD to be Craig’s 2nd Best? Like I’m not kidding, I’ve only …
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Creasy47 wrote: » ertert wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » I’ve got a question. Am I the only one who finds NTTD to be Craig’s 2nd Best? Like I’m not kidding, I’ve only seen it once so far, but after going through t…
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AceHole wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Seen it twice now and loved it more the second time around. Lots to talk about but I’d like to point out two phenomenal performances. 1 Léa Seydoux, one just feels what her character feels throughout the …
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ertert wrote: » peter wrote: » 00Heaven wrote: » peter wrote: » I’ve seen the film for a third time, and it gets more emotional with each visit (and my wife and I were left in puddles of tears the first time out!); this was a slick fil…
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BondAficionado wrote: » matt_u wrote: » How was Safin capable of supplying the DNA poison to the MI6 if SPECTRE was still controlling his family island and facilities? The film makes it clear that the poison is produced there and the way SPECT…
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