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One of my favourite Bond movies. But it's so incredibly flawed, to the point of being cringe worthy in far too many instances. Still, for my part, Dalton rules, delivering an astounding balancing act in terms of portraying such a complex characte…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Dead horse. Beat. And in that spirit. Awesome. Dan Brown's got nothing on you. Although, it wouldn't hurt you to more clearly express your feelings. I hope you don't take this the wrong way, as we don't know…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Well I'm glad that's further settled. Indeed. Although I didn't understand the meaning of those images you posted. Could you explain it to me, please?
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What's also key is that a ziptie does not paper make. Unless it's from Poundland.
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CommanderRoss wrote: » [quote="BondishFanlike;c-1003968" The method shown in the DailyMail film is meant for untrained people. You can clearly see Bond excellerating his arms. He is trained in thissort of thing, it would actually look amaturish i…
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Skyfall is highly overrated and my least favourite Bond film (it used to be LALD). In fact, I find it incredibly boring. That said, I do find it interesting that if I catch it on the telly, I end up watching, at the very least, a segment of it, w…
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"Bond clearly uses the established method to break the zip tie. It's not complicated. 2. Lift hands above head and bring them down quickly into your stomach.Your elbows should flare out like chicken wings, and you should simulate trying to touch…
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No Elizabeth Banks?
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Maybe Malek is Blofeld, they pull off a Shatterhand in similar way to DAD. Or something like that. Or maybe, not.
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Yup. Only explanation. Someone cutting corners over at Spectre by shopping at the 1 pound store. Not to mention the torture scene, and how the drill was supposed to have caused permanent brain damage. But just didn't. Because. Reasons.
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On zipties: regarding the methods posted above and the Spectre scene. Well, the thing is, he doesn't use a method per se. He quite simply snaps them away. Just like that. No friction, no use of a trinket or gadget, no shimming, no slamming his wr…
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Regarding Bond's relationship with Madeleine, maybe they will separate due to Bond having to have sex with other women in the line of duty (of course). Rather than killing her, which would be repetitive and cliche. And the M.:I. franchise already…
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I'm more interested this time than in previous disappointments. Simply because "save the kidnapped scientist" is such a classic/cliche/trope of the genre.
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Good for them to go beyond Bond, after quite a few false starts.
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Aw man... So envious...
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Listened to the podcast a couple of times but - why did the villain want to takeover the British company? Did he have some kind of traditional master plan or something? Or did I just zone out and missed it?
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Podcast featuring the article's writer, describing the treatment in detail, including elements not present in the article. Enjoy: https://anchor.fm/the-james-bond-complex/episodes/Daltons-Fourth-Reunion-With-Death-e2oeh7
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