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MSL49 wrote: » I get into trouble when I have a go at Brossa, who I just never took to as Bond, but I do respect anyone who came into the 007 franchise at that time and for them he's their Bond! But I was never a fan, and all his films will fo…
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In another attempt to observe the Bond films in the light of my latest rewatches, I gave each of the films ratings from 1 to 5 for ten different categories: - James Bond performance - Main Bond girl - Main villain(s) - Baddie sidekicks - Allies…
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Mathis1 wrote: » Hey @GoldenGun , looking forward to the top 3 reveal! No pressure mind! Wondering if there are any more surprises to come!!? Well that depends on what you're expecting :p kidding of course ;) I will proceed soon. Will co…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LICENCE TO KILL (1989) Watched it yesterday on a sunny Sunday afternoon, always brings back memories of that Summer of '89, it was a scorcher! As is the film!! My current number 1, I love this Bond movie! Well thought out story, …
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Mathis1 wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » SkyFall can't Fall any further!!! 😉 Idd, it's more like "BottomStay" :p LTK is back in the top 3 btw, you may have noticed ;) Indeed I did , mate ! Proper order, dont l…
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THE TORTURE CHAMBER OF DR. SADISM (1967) a.k.a. Die Schlangengrube und das Pendel In the year Karin Dor appeared in YOLT as Helga Brandt, she also appeared in this West German horror flick about a count "Legula" who seeks to live eternally b…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Before I give my views on Craig as Bond, permit me to first fully acknowledge that I think he is a terrific actor. He's 100% believable in almost every scene I've seen him in, in and outside this w…
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Before I give my views on Craig as Bond, permit me to first fully acknowledge that I think he is a terrific actor. He's 100% believable in almost every scene I've seen him in, in and outside this wonderful series. However, a terrific actor doesn'…
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George's Bond divides the fanbase, that's for sure, he has his fans but also quite a few detractors too. I think our next reveal will also be slighty controversial, because at #4 comes in: DANIEL CRAIG Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in Casino …
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At the risk of repeating myself, I am and have always been a Lazenby defender. He was the first to make Bond human, yet without losing that style and elegance. Something perfected later on only by Tim imo. That final scene remains one of, if not …
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I love me some good synth, I think my very favourite scores all have at least some synth in them somewhere. Doesn't Barry also use synth in TB, btw?
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Time to discuss our next reveal, as we dive into our top 5, with at #5: GEORGE LAZENBY Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) The only Bond to get married, the only Bond to end a film in tears, the only Bo…
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j_w_pepper wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » @007HallY as somewhat of a wine enthusiast, especially Italian ones, I did notice something peculiar in FRWL. Grant orders, as we all know, a Chianti to go with his fish. Upon which the waiter asks him if…
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RIP Mr Caroff, we are forever grateful for your contribution to 007.
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007HallY wrote: » RichardTheBruce wrote: » I'm relieved that the Vesper recipe of the novel made it into the film. To me there's no conflict in the slightest for that. Oh I have no issue with it either. Me neither, it's just a…
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Very impressive :) But one thing struck me as odd, for GE there's a track titled "Bond Arrives in Moscow", but Bond never goes there in GE (or any other Bond film so far), it's supposed to be St. Petersburg.
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007HallY wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » @007HallY as somewhat of a wine enthusiast, especially Italian ones, I did notice something peculiar in FRWL. Grant orders, as we all know, a Chianti to go with …
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007HallY wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » @007HallY as somewhat of a wine enthusiast, especially Italian ones, I did notice something peculiar in FRWL. Grant orders, as we all know, a Chianti to go with his fish. Upon which the waiter asks him if h…
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@007HallY as somewhat of a wine enthusiast, especially Italian ones, I did notice something peculiar in FRWL. Grant orders, as we all know, a Chianti to go with his fish. Upon which the waiter asks him if he wants the white kind. There's however no …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Here's a crazy stat, the first James Bond novel was published during Queen Elizabeth the seconds reign and the latest Bond film was also released during her reign! So sorry if I'm a bit slow, but that places the entire …
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » We needed more Brosnan fans to participate it seems 🤣. At least he still has the best set of hair for any Bond actor - that GE style is perfection. Regardless I’m still genuinely baffled by this result. I’m not about to …
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I am rather nostalgic towards Pierce's Bond as he was Bond when I was a wee lad at the time when I became a fan. Personally, I think he is excellent at being a good-looking, fun-loving, action and humour-oriented 007. I'd say the more dramatic mo…
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PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST (2006) I loved the first one, but decided together with my other half to revisit #2 and #3 this time. Dead Man's Chest is probably my favourite of the bunch though, leaving out the few sappy elements of th…
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Starting off the week with our first EON Bond discussion, at #6: PIERCE BROSNAN Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in GoldenEye (1995), Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), The World Is Not Enough (1999), Die Another Day (2002). Pierce ended up in only…
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zebrafish wrote: » mtm wrote: » His autobiographies are fantastic fun if you ever fancy reading them, really interesting stuff. And they are free online! Thanks! :)
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R1s1ngs0n wrote: » RIP Terence Stamp. Tremendous actor. Indeed! RIP Mr. Stamp.
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Bounine wrote: » Watched Malena (2000) based on someone’s recommendation on this thread. Whilst watching it, I realised I’d already seen it but it was good to see it again. It just goes to show you how toxic and fake sections of society can be. …
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Mathis1 wrote: » Black Widow is ok, it's enjoyable, and watchable for Scarlett! I had all the Asterisk books growing up, big fan of Uderzo, and had some of the Lucky Luke books too! Can't say I know much about Tintin ( wasn't crazy about Spielber…
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Mathis1 wrote: » Long time since I've seen 'The Brain', it was on television many years ago! I don't remember much about it, apart from a brief animated sequence! I really love it, I'd definitely recommend a rewatch ;) I concur about S…
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Four last movies I saw: LE CERVEAU (1969) aka The Brain Jean-Paul Belmondo, Bourvil, Eli Wallach and David Niven have tremendous fun in this eurocaper with a groovy score. Also worth mentioning is the beautiful Silvia Monti, and Niven's pet che…
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