CrzChris4
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I agree - TB is littered wifh some of my favorite Connery Bond moments but the film's long, dreadful pace doesn't do the film any favors. I think being told SPECTRE's plan and then watching Bond have to play catch up doesn't really help either. The …
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Floating around YouTube and came across a Craig interview from a couple of months back. The man said, "I've got the best job in the world. I'll keep doing it as long as I still get a kick out of it. If I were to stop doing it, I would miss it terrib…
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I dislike that Waltz wouldn't even move his own microphone, yet he's doing all the brunt work towards the end of the film.
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I guess if you call this a smile... https://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/jamesbond/images/a/a1/Vlcsnap-2014-01-14-22h57m09s55.png/revision/latest?cb=20140428010141
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I still think the admiral in GE got it pretty rough, although there could be worse ways to go than between Famke Janssen's legs...
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I've heard a lot of people complain that Dench returned in CR - I enjoyed her in the role and her absence left a void in SP. Her cameo may be one of my favorite parts of SP even. In fact, I'm completely fine with her returning based on the ending of…
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While I don't think FYEO is the most boring Bond film (I give that honor to TND), I think that the soundtrack doesn't help - Barry was definitely needed here. Apart from a couple of moments, I think this one is just medocre. I haven't yet watched th…
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Growing up with Brosnan as Bond, I loved him in the role - he was easily my favorite. TWINE was probably one of my most watched VHS tapes when I was younger. At some point in 2005, though, my opinion changed - Connery became my favorite (hasn't b…
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First time I was introduced to a Bond was Goldfinger...couldn't have been older than four or five. I distinctly remembering Brosnan wearing that white tuxedo. Years later when I became a bigger fan, I was surprised to see that Brosnan never even wor…
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Birdleson wrote: » Not controversial per se, but something that runs through my head now and then. Where does "Classic" cinematic Bond end? I have heard many different opinions, and so far as I can see an argument could be made for any of the fo…
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Been playing a little bit of The Godfather: The Don's Edition for the PS3. It's similar to EA's FRWL in that it feels like a director's cut of the movie. I enjoy the deviations and I think it's definitely a fun experience. The 40's recreation of New…
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BT3366 wrote: » The Bond-Blofeld meeting scene has none of the interplay with the villains of the previous films. It's all Blofeld sneering and the only time it really comes to life is when Bond mocks him when the ninjas attack -- "impregnable?" …
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In no particular order, since it's so hard to pick... Top Ten: - Goodfellas - The Godfather - Titanic - Die Hard - Terminator 2: Judgement Day - The Shawshank Redemption - Raging Bull - Back To The Future - Forrest Gump - Groundhog Day
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I would say the "going-Japanese" sideplot is absolutely rediculous but the film has such a quick pace that I feel there really isn't much time to even think about it. Along with one of Barry's best scores, we're treated to some of the series best…
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Seeing the convo on the last page, this will definitely be a controversal opinion...my last Bondathon dating right before SP's release, I ranked YOLT ahead of TB.
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I obviously didn't mean take over now - he's 48. But I definitely think he could've been quite a decent choice to follow Brosnan. He has charisma and a certain ruggedness to him that I think would have fit the character well.
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Hugh Jackman. While I wouldn't want to lose Craig (I believe his name was thrown around before Craig got the part), I think he could've portrayed a more cyncial and world-weary Bond quite convincingly. He's definitely too old to get the role now …
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I think it's funny that thinking LTK is better is a controversial opinion. First time I ever seen either of them, I watched both of them back to back and LTK has always been my preferred outing. TLD completely drags to a halt when Bond arrives in Af…
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Creasy47 wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » Continued my Bondathon with Goldfinger. When I was younger I had this at the top of my rankings, however, growing older I think I would place it below FRWL, and OHMSS. This film is, and will always…
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Connery: Bond's intro in Dr. No. Shooting Dent in cold blood. Coming face to face with Evil in YOLT. Lazenby: Sliding across the ice wielding a machine gun at Piz Gloria. "Guns make me nervous!" Moore: Sliding down the staircase railing dur…
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Lazenby in DAF. When SP was first announced, I had this idea of a "SPECTRE Begins" -type film where we would see Blofeld baiting Bond into destroying Quantum in order to take out his criminal competition. I still believe this would've been better…
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I honestly believe Craig looked much younger in SP than SF. Must be the hair style. I think he could definitely come back for one more, if not more. Don't forget, Craig also likes to get physically in shape for the role too - I believe he has a l…
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RC7 wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » going off of what you guys were saying above I would like if they did more classic bond quotes like at the end of SPECTRE in the db5 he could have said we have all the time in the worl…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Oh dear. Seconded. Connery's presence alone is enough to elevate Dr. No as a top-rate Bond flick. You Only Live Twice is better than Thunderball.
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » CrzChris4 wrote: » Moonraker. This is a scene that is genuinely hilarious due to Moore but it's such a dumb scene too. The scene where Drax and Bond are hunting and Bond takes out that assassin in the tree. Now knowi…
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DB5 wrote: » The first one that comes to mind is Grant opening up the attache case to get the gold sovereigns in FRWL. I mean what's the rush, kill Bond first, if the coins are there they'll still be there after you shoot him. I think by th…
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Moonraker. This is a scene that is genuinely hilarious due to Moore but it's such a dumb scene too. The scene where Drax and Bond are hunting and Bond takes out that assassin in the tree. Now knowing that they are both onto each other, why the…
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Picked this up for 50 cents at a flea market today, still in the shrinkwrap - I have the DVD version but figured why not, especially since it's new.
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My original 60gb PS3 got the dreaded yellow light of death. I bought a slim PS2 recently for $25 here in the States. I'm sure you could find one cheap online.
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tanaka123 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » In an effort to save space the other day I purchased three Case Logic disc storage binders and loaded all my movies into them & took the plastic cases (four huge garbage bags full) to the recycling bi…
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