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Well, just one building. l pity the chaps who hollowed out the volcano for Blofeld. ;)
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Ludovico wrote: Bounine wrote: Ireland doesn't really do it for me as a location not that I think that Broccoli was being serious about this place anyway but you never know... I'd rather Mr James goes somewhere more exotic. The Caribbean or …
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The island in Skyfall was a great place for a villain's lair. It's a pity we never saw more of it. I would have liked to have seen what was upstairs as Silva came down in a lift. Some beautiful area with a dining room, lounge etc. with deep piled…
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Soundofthesinners wrote: I'm surprised there hasn't been a villain with a castle lair. It might be a little over-the-top for a Craig movie, but I sure would like to see it sometime. Yeah but the literary Bond is very much in line with Danie…
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Craig's Bond scuba diving in Caribbean waters. Skiing would be good too but leave that to Bond 25. Dinner/lunch with the villain in a fairy tale type lair like in the Dr No and TMWTGG movies. In terms of the lairs, it's a bit of a problem think…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: I think....it's the nice thing of this topic. We finally have two worthy Bond films -CR and SF- that will create ongoing discussions. There will perhaps never be consensus on the question 'Which is better: CR or SF?' That's on…
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Ireland doesn't really do it for me as a location not that I think that Broccoli was being serious about this place anyway but you never know... I'd rather Mr James goes somewhere more exotic. The Caribbean or an eastern European country (excludin…
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SaintMark wrote: But you have to credit Benson for wanting to write 007 books whereas All three celebrity writers are excelent writers but left us with a mixed bag of goodies. Faulks was too much a pastiche (but defenitely had great moments), Deav…
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timmer wrote: Yes Benson's screwing around with Draco was heinous. I didn't mind the Tanaka reboot, even if the whole thing was kind of contrived. At least Tanaka was essentially the same character, but what was missing was Fleming's provocative t…
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"Would Ireland be considered 'globe trotting'? There are rumors..." @JWESTBROOK I always thought that globetrotting was when someone goes to many different countries in one film. If Bond were to go to no more than two in the film excluding Londo…
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: About those claiming no budget cuts happened during the preparation and shooting of SF, that they were just rumors, ok, it was never officially announced but these things are never announced ! Deakins interview : "Ho…
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Oh that's right. I did actually hear about Doohan's death but I had completely forgotten about it. Shame on me. Someone said that he didn't suit a moustache but I felt that it looked good on him. I don't know anything about the animated serie…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: Bond 24 will not suffer any budget-cuts. It has to be stated that MGM payed for Skyfall and Sony only distributed it. MGM is now a production company that needs help from the major studios to distribute their movies worldwi…
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chrisisall wrote: MajorDSmythe wrote: Next up: Die Another Day My condolences in advance. I'm certainly not saying that the book is amazing but it's a fair bit better than the film. It's based on the original or semi original scri…
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You forgot the "merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily"
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I wasn't really happy with the way they disposed of Kirk. I kind of thought that it would be nice if he was living in peace in whatever parallel universe he ended up in but at the same time as McCoy said at the beginning of Wrath of Kahn, he was a …
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Looking forward to this film. I have the Lycett Fleming biography that this film will be based on. Maybe I should read it again. Great book. Aside for 'Spymaker' (a very jazzed up Bondsque version of the author's life) which I have on good ol'…
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Speaking of OHMSS, what Steven Soderbergh says about Lazenby is a good point and it's how I feel about Daniel Craig in terms of his one liners as they don't really harmonise with his overall take on the character: "What seems obvious to me, thoug…
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MayDayDiVicenzo wrote: Bounine wrote: I like to watch OHMSS around Christmas time too. At least within 2 weeks of Christmas. Sometimes on Xmas day night and Xmas eve. One film I always watch on Xmas eve is 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vaca…
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“That was really exciting, because I wanted to make women think to themselves,..." Bla, bla, bla... Harris talks like the 1960's has just ended.
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I've recently finished watching all the original Star Trek films again and I have to say that I enjoyed 'The Search For Spock'. I also felt that 'The Wrath of Kahn' wasn't as good as I remembered it to be but still an entertaining film. I really li…
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I like to watch OHMSS around Christmas time too. At least within 2 weeks of Christmas. Sometimes on Xmas day night and Xmas eve. One film I always watch on Xmas eve is 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation'. Hilarious film.
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Last Glass Of Sorrow
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Ludovico wrote: I never thought either would fit for Bond. For Gruffud, maybe it is because he played Mr Fantastic. I was never impressed with his acting skills. That is why I brought forward two very young actors. Right now they are too young …
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I was only joking in terms of suggesting that time travel and a cloaking device were feasible. ;) She said that she looked around everywhere and that the old lady and her boxes were nowhere to be seen and she only turned her face away from the la…
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I suppose these have already been posted but here they are anyway: http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/home/moslive/article-2085180/James-Bond-pictures-007-women-youve-seen-before.html
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Baltimore_007 wrote: This issue has become far more relevant since the passing of my father a few short days ago. What I mean is, sometimes I expect to dream about him or even have a vision in the waking hours or wake up in the night and see him…
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http://www.thebookbond.com/2013/11/steve-cole-on-young-bond-6-it-feels.html?showComment=1385423079349#c1862278878881990415 When he says "fun fan fiction" I wonder if he is referring to his own first Young Bond draft or other people's work? I w…
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4EverBonded wrote: Sorry to have bugged you, 0Brady. I have just read many reviews from members I respect being strongly against this book. I wrote that simply because I just thought of it; it reminded me of being in line with something called …
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Mmm, now that I think about it, he should have just spoken to him sternly. Then if he didn't back off, given him one. There are not lots of little twists in SOLO like in Carte Blanche. Personally, even though SOLO is without a solid plot and has…
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