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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » No one else could play him. Personally, I've always appreciated the other actors who played the character as a young man (River Phoenix but also Sean Patrick Flanery). While Ford is and will remain the only Indiana Jon…
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Tuesday Connery in Casino Royale 20 Connery In Ohmss 4 Connery in Live and Let Die 22 (-1) Connery in Warhead AD 19 (-1) Lazenby in You Only Live Twice 20 Lazenby in Diamonds are forever 22 Moore in Dr. No 16 Moore in OHMSS 20 Moore in Di…
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marc wrote: » corrected score: Indeed, I got tangled up in the numbers!
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Monday Connery in Casino Royale 20 Connery In Ohmss 8 Connery in Live and Let Die 20 (-2) Connery in Warhead AD 20 Lazenby in You Only Live Twice 20 Lazenby in Diamonds are forever 21 (+1) Moore in Dr. No 16 Moore in OHMSS 20 Moore in Dia…
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Dragonpol wrote: » I feel the same way about some of the incongruous elements in Octopussy though it's one of my favourite Bond films. It has that feeling of two Bond film stories combined into one film. The classic adventure film feel of the Indi…
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Sunday Connery in Casino Royale 20 Connery In Ohmss 10 Connery in Live and Let Die 23 Connery in Warhead AD 20 Lazenby in You Only Live Twice 20 Lazenby in Diamonds are forever 20 Moore in Dr. No 18 Moore in OHMSS 20 Moore in Diamonds are…
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Saturday Connery in Casino Royale 20 Connery In Ohmss 16 Connery in Live and Let Die 22 Connery in Warhead AD 20 Lazenby in You Only Live Twice 20 Lazenby in Diamonds are forever 20 Moore in Dr. No 18 (-2) Moore in OHMSS 20 Moore in Diamo…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » As for the "old enemy", by far the best speculation I have read so far is Colonel Boris who brainwashed him between YOLT and TMWTGG. In the timeline he isn't that old of an enemy but it would make sense to go after him rig…
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I wonder if Horowitz will return to James Suzuki, or whatever he wants to call him. I know in his day Gardner didn't have Glidrose's permission to continue this storyline and Benson closed the story on his side with a short story, but, considering t…
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While I don't think Aidan Turner would have been considered by the past considering Eon's production pace (with a movie every four years on average, Turner would have been quickly too old), Amazon could impose a higher frequency. I don't know if it'…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » The comics are interesting when it comes to technology and why I think a futuristic approach could work. As with all things Dynamite, those ideas are used to varying degrees by the different writers, but they generally tak…
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BonSimonLeBon_1 wrote: » The original idea for The Living Daylights was to show Bond in his time in the navy. Really? The detailed synopsis from The Making of The Living Daylights book hardly addresses Bond's career in the navy. He's presente…
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echo wrote: » Many things work in CR, but the important one for Bond 26 is this: go back to Fleming. Definitively agree. While I don't know if it would be ideal for Bond 26 specifically, the opening chapters of TMWTGG would be a great PTS f…
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Ludovico wrote: » But by itself it would just have been a disappointing entry, at least un terms of popularity at the time. The end of the Cold War also played a role I think. An issue that GE resolved seamlessly, but at the time it seriously chal…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » I don't think LTK damaged anything. It was just released in a gauntlet of films in the summer of 89. Personally, I think if it was released in any other point in the year, it would have deemed more successful. I never re…
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As part of a fast-paced edit, some excerpts from Bond and Kara's escape in Aston Martin could be great. Otherwise, I though of an other escape, Bond and Natalya's one from the Russian military prison, from the cell to the archives room.
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patb wrote: » DC's Bond has an enormous amount of emotional baggage. Surely, script writers will be so relieved to leave all this in the past and have a clean slate? I would love to see a new Bond with no tears, no regrets, no questionable familiy…
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mtm wrote: » It could relate to losing his parents, but I don't think filmgoers were aware of his being orphaned at that point...? Was it first mentioned in CR? It was first mentioned in Goldeneye in the Soviet cemetery. Regarding Tracy, wh…
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MaxCasino wrote: » That’s why I think Forever and a Day is a great blueprint. It can give an origin story, while being a one off, which is why it can work for both the fans and creative side of things. I know a lot of people don’t like continuatio…
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jobo wrote: » mtm wrote: » Although directors obviously do make final decisions on that, that is more the director of photography's job though. Not to mention the production designer, the team of location scouts and the producers makin…
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BT3366 wrote: » But they couldn't use McTiernan, he's, gasp, an American. Seriously, I always wondered what he could've done with a Bond film and could never understand Eon's insistence on having a British director for all those years. As Joh…
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Without ranking it as high as in my top 10, I quite like NSNA and I think it may be in my top 15 or so favorite Bond films, even though I never thought about it before. I guess a lot of it had to do with the fact that it was the first installment…
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BT3366 wrote: » Wasn't Glen always considered the heir to the director's chair after MR? Besides that, I don't think they'd have considered filming anything back-to-back as the writers only seemed to do one script at a time. I guess nothing…
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » Would people be down with a more futuristic Bond? I think it would depend on the treatment and the nature of the futuristic elements, but, personally, I think it could be interesting if it is meant to be supposedly re…
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Denbigh wrote: » I do think this is another area the possible success of The Batman could inspire, seeing as this is an introduction to a new younger actor in an iconic role, but not an origin story. Agree. Eon will, in my mind, probably go i…
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Jordo007 wrote: » I suspect it'll be a Goldeneye style shift, lean more on the iconography of the series and less of a deep analysis of his character. Hopefully the script is as strong as Goldeneye, if that is the plan. I doubt they'll want to reb…
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These few touch-ups are notable, even if discreet and effectively contribute to making this already very beautiful poster even more magnificent. Great job!
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » If they stay true to form and try to follow trends in blockbuster filmmaking, I would think they try to have the next guy be somewhere in the Marvel and specifically Captain America/Black Panther zone. Not straight up come…
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An idea of what if occurred to me after I came across the following bit of trivia: According to an old IGN article (https://www.ign.com/articles/2002/10/04/featured-filmmaker-john-hough), director John Hough (Twins of Evil, Watcher in the Woods, …
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Denbigh wrote: » As I've said before, what Cary seems to have done with what was given to him after Spectre, makes me all the more keen to see what he could do with a clean slate, but I know that he's such a creative guy, that I don't know if he'd…
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