FatherValentine
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- FatherValentine
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- You Only Live Twice
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- On Her Majestys Secret Service
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- Timothy Dalton
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Since62 wrote: » It was a stupid death for Mr Big -- who finally did get "big" -- because he was somehow inflated AND elevated, and exploded because he hit the ceiling so hard with his stretched out body...a whole movie just to get to that ?!? Th…
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The argument has never been that it is impossible, only that it would be utterly needless, worthless, and unnecessary. Saying it CAN be done with a great writer without qualifying HOW is a bit of a cheat. Pretty much anything CAN be done, but it …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I remember there was a draft for Jurassic Park 4 where dinosaurs were trained to use guns, so there could be a trained SWAT team of velociraptors. I wish we got that instead of JURASSIC WORLD. Haha.
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Sounds a bit like the aborted idea for Rambo 5, which was going to be him against some genetically modified monsters. I suppose there is nothing wrong with spunking these daft ideas out in comic books. Would be a bit too far for the films imo. …
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If you are not advocating for a spin off then fair enough, you are playing devil's advocate. I just saw the list of your Marvel style expanded universe and assumed. Apologies. Anyway, the spin off ideas sound dreadful to me. If, for no other reas…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Revelator wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I hire writers with winning pitches, before snorting some blow. Off a hooker's chest I presume. Like Di…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » You guys are taking my suggestions too literally. I only had Wai Lin listed as a placeholder title like J.W. Pepper, the list is more of a time table of how I’d like to see spin-offs released without becoming overwhelming,…
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Nobody outside of the James Bond fan community knows the names of the Bond girls in TND and DAD. They have no cultural importance whatsoever any more (if they ever has any) and any film involving their characters would face the same struggles as any…
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Count me in with the NSNA appreciation. Not my favourite, but I prefer it to a lot of others. Somewhere between 15 and 20 in my rankings I think.
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Ludovico wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » StirredNotShaken wrote: » I just really don't see the fuss if they happen to do a Leiter film or something. Or even a handful of CIA mission type films with him. As long as it doesn't impede the s…
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StirredNotShaken wrote: » I just really don't see the fuss if they happen to do a Leiter film or something. Or even a handful of CIA mission type films with him. As long as it doesn't impede the schedule or effort put into the Bond films, so what?…
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BT3366 wrote: » I go to James Bond movies because of, well, James Bond. It used to be the visits to Q and Felix popping up were added highlights. But I sure didn't miss Q or Moneypenny in CR or QoS and I wouldn't miss them in future films. It r…
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Am I the only one who doesn't think the Craig films have been all that dark? The violent moments are violent, and the light moments are light. That seems to be a fair balance and not drastically different to what has gone before in the series. We…
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cwl007 wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Herr_Stockmann wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Controversial opinion: Moore is at his most Bondian in TMWTGG, in spite of the many, many, many flaws of the movie. Totally agree. I regret in a wa…
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PrinceKamalKhan wrote: » StirredNotShaken wrote: » Here's one that I'm now on board with: Octopussy is Roger Moore's greatest Bond film. I'm rather fond of OP as well(see my username?) and consider it Moore's 002nd best Bond film, th…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » StirredNotShaken wrote: » Here's one that I'm now on board with: Octopussy is Roger Moore's greatest …
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » StirredNotShaken wrote: » Here's one that I'm now on board with: Octopussy is Roger Moore's greatest Bond film. I've come around to that line of thinkin…
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Jordo007 wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » The use of Oberhauser in the Craig-era was inspired but the execution was lacking. I personally think they should've stopped the buck at Hannes, and created a new original villain connected in some way to him…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Not sure if it was addressed earlier: regarding Bond and his commander rank, Sony created a pretty detailed dossier for Casino Royale. Linked at bottom of this page. https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/articles/bond_21_00…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » It was my fault, I derailed the conversation by defending Moore! I understood your point. Yeah, Moore is better known for his comedy and lightness of touch. Though I do find a lot of his more r…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » James Bond 007 is both a very simple character and a complex one. Each actor has brought out certain elements of the character that the…
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Moore apparently knocked out Lee Marvin on the set of Shout at the Devil when Marvin was drunk and acting up. He was a lot tougher than he ever made out. One thing I like about him is he doesn't feel the need to brag about himself or talk himself up…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » James Bond 007 is both a very simple character and a complex one. Each actor has brought out certain elements of the character that the other actors haven't. And I think when people suggest act…
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QsCat wrote: » mtm wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » Jordo007 wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » Whoever is given the part, they need to have the gravitas of being believable as a Royal Navy Commander. Whether this is a part of h…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » Whoever is given the part, they need to have the gravitas of being believable…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » ImpertinentGoon wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » Whoever is given the part, they need to have the gravitas of being believable as a Royal Navy Commander. Whether this is a part of h…
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mtm wrote: » Moore and Connery were both in the armed forces themselves of course, so I buy them. I get what you mean about Lazenby, but as you say, the cockiness does sell it to me. Dalton is convincing enough I think; it’s just Brosnan’s slight …
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » Whoever is given the part, they need to have the gravitas of being believable as a Royal Navy Commander. Whether this is a part of his history now or not I don't know, but if they keep the s…
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Jordo007 wrote: » FatherValentine wrote: » Whoever is given the part, they need to have the gravitas of being believable as a Royal Navy Commander. Whether this is a part of his history now or not I don't know, but if they keep the same bac…
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Whoever is given the part, they need to have the gravitas of being believable as a Royal Navy Commander. Whether this is a part of his history now or not I don't know, but if they keep the same background as Craig's incarnation, then he needs to …
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