CraigMooreOHMSS
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- CraigMooreOHMSS
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- Dublin, Ireland
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- On Her Majestys Secret Service
- Favourite Bond Film
- From Russia With Love
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- Timothy Dalton
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FoxRox wrote: » Playing devil’s advocate, almost every time people are affiliated with a project in some way or other, they only say positive things (at least initially), so I never look to that for confidence. See also: James Cameron and t…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » I'm glad I kept one of my Wildcards. Totally planned for this. Yes. ;) Good luck with selecting a team of players that will start, handy chip to have left. I'm honestly at…
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I'm glad I kept one of my Wildcards. Totally planned for this. Yes. ;)
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AstonLotus wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » I'm not sure why people find Top Gun: Maverick overrated, to be honest. Most of the things it received praise for (simple story, good characters, fantastic flying sequences) seem pretty fair to me. …
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I'm not sure why people find Top Gun: Maverick overrated, to be honest. Most of the things it received praise for (simple story, good characters, fantastic flying sequences) seem pretty fair to me. It perhaps would not have received a Best Picture n…
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I love them both. Goldfinger, for its iconography and brisk pace; Thunderball, for its sweeping, lush atmosphere (and Fiona Volpe). I never found the latter slow - probably because it makes such great use of its locations that I'm absorbed by them. …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » DAD got bad reviews as well. A lot of fans, notably Brosnan fans, try to paint a false narrative that DAD was positively received at the time of release. But in reality it got a lot of bad reviews. I think the narrative of…
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Dragonpol wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » For individuals not having sex or feeling uncomfortable with Bond's sexual exploits, they should probably avoid seeing Bond films. Those that aren't comfortable with killing probably shouldn't watch…
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LALD OP TSWLM Good films. The rest are all pretty poor and interchangeable. I will have to have a think about them.
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Ironically, I don't think there'd be much interest in a Mission: Impossible series in the style of the original. Cruise has left his imprint on it. The franchise existed before Tom Cruis…
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Ironically, I don't think there'd be much interest in a Mission: Impossible series in the style of the original. Cruise has left his imprint on it.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Emma Mackay I've heard she's in the running to play the new Lois Lane. If she doesn't get that, then I'm sure she'll be on the radar for Bond. She'd make a very good Moneypenny, also.
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mtm wrote: » Oh I think he means a lot to Hunt: as you see in Rogue Nation, he's the one he trusts. And he means a lot to the audience too. Plus Pegg looks rather haunted these days so can't have too many left! But you think they'll kill Elsa? Ye…
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Univex wrote: » He was awful in that awful netflix show. Cheap soap opera kind of awful. Days of our lives kind of awful. Wooden, obnoxious,… But hey, he’s got Craig’s pouting seagull shaped lips, so that’s something. Cardboard Bond, I’d say. But…
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Lane was a great villain in both films, for sure. There is also a case to be made that there were was more than a "hint of attraction" in Rogue Nation between Ethan and Ilsa. She quite literally asked him to run away with her.
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I never came back to it after the coma seasons. Although I have rewatched some of the earlier seasons a fair bit.
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I'm finding it hard to understand why people online have an issue with the VFX in the clip. Looks perfectly good to me.
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sandbagger1 wrote: » George_Kaplan wrote: » True, but there's not much weight behind it since this Blofeld is not the same one from the early movies, with none of the same history with Bond, so it plays as more of a cheap 'nudge and a wink' na…
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I had a fantastic time with Evil Dead Rise. It takes a bit of time to get moving but once it does it is relentless and the last 20-25 minutes or so are filled (quite literally) with Raimi-visual goodness. The trailer made me feel that it was goin…
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Creasy47 wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » The fifth one was certainly the best, I really enjoy the sixth, and it shouldn't have gone anywhere past the seventh, but they like that sweet money more than they do wrapping it…
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Stunning score, @Fire_and_Ice_Returns I also love this cue:
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DarthDimi wrote: » QBranch wrote: » Since the C-word is used as a term of affection down my way, I thought Bond had put Max in the mate zone. :)) I never got what makes the word so offensive, to be honest. It depends on the co…
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ToTheRight wrote: » I always thought Bond was calling him C .........short for the C word mostly as a jab to his personality. Yes, definitely this. And it would be absolutely fine if Bond had known him for more than 10 seconds. :)) I s…
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Creasy47 wrote: » The fifth one was certainly the best, I really enjoy the sixth, and it shouldn't have gone anywhere past the seventh, but they like that sweet money more than they do wrapping it in an honorable way after Walker's passing, clearl…
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The fifth one was the peak for me. It felt like a natural conclusion for the characters arc-wise and a reasonable (though still requiring suspension of disbelief) limit on excess. Ever since then, they've been pushing the bar. I enjoyed the seven…
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I know hackers often take issue with how that stuff is often represented on film, mainly because the reality is dull as dishwater. Maybe they can find a way to sex up AI.
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I remember the articles saying the SF would be an almost action-less Bond film, which was equal incredible and hilarious. Then the teaser trailer came out.
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NoTimeToLive wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » NoTimeToLive wrote: » Anyone who thinks NTTD is a good Bond movie shouldn't be allowed to write a Bond book. Ever. I corrected your post so it makes a bit more sense to Planet Earth in gene…
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NoTimeToLive wrote: » mtm wrote: » NoTimeToLive wrote: » Kojak007 wrote: » Charlie Higson about NTTD and the emotional portrayal of Bond: "The best ‘Bond films’ now are the Mission: Impossible "[films]. I can't take seriously an…
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mtm wrote: » NoTimeToLive wrote: » Kojak007 wrote: » Charlie Higson about NTTD and the emotional portrayal of Bond: "The best ‘Bond films’ now are the Mission: Impossible "[films]. I can't take seriously anyone who says this. Thi…
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