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ColonelSun wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » I'm hoping that it will be a 'period' piece and not updated. Am I going to be disappointed? Black has insisted, against some studio pressure, not to update and keep Doc in the period he belongs.…
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I'm hoping that it will be a 'period' piece and not updated. Am I going to be disappointed?
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Our Kind of Traitor local cinema, a great little spy thriller from the pen of John le Carre. Just what you'd expect from le Carre with great performances and a satisfying ending, it's just nice to see a film that's not full of CGI, loud explosions a…
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Anyone seen Our Kind of Traitor yet? Think I might go see it tonight, and X-Men tomorrow.
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A Colder War by Charles Cumming. A modern day spy thriller, have previously read the author's The Trinity Six which was very good.
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bondjames wrote: » High-Rise (2016) I was very much looking forward to this film for much of this year, on the back of a great 2nd trailer and superb cast, including Bond contender Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller, Luke Evans, Jeremy Irons, James …
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SPECTRE [blu-ray] - a mixed bag for me this film. There are bits I love (pts, monica, car chase) and bits I hate (trying to tie all DC's Bonds, referencing YOLT Blofeld, back to London for the finale, Hoyte Van Hoytema cinematography - let's hope he…
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SPECTRE [blu-ray] - a mixed bag for me this film. There are bits I love (pts, monica, car chase) and bits I hate (trying to tie all DC's Bonds, referencing YOLT Blofeld, back to London for the finale, Hoyte Van Hoytema cinematography - let's hope he…
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4EverBonded wrote: » So let's delve into this, which certainly is timely: What Makes An Actor Bond-Worthy? :> Have at it folks, and I will chime in much later today (biking to work soon...) Bullet point lists are fine - essays are welc…
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1. Bond and White have a chat 2. The 'single' take at the beginning of the PTS 3. Assassin kills the assassins - Bond save Lucia
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Many, not all, reviews were below average. Mainly from old journalists and intellectual snobs. Must admit I had read/heard/watched any reviews of Civil War and was pleasantly surprised when I saw the film. One of the …
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SPECTRE - blu-ray. First time I've waited for the price to drop before buying the latest Bond…
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GoldenGun wrote: » Manhunter. Visual joyfest with a lovely 80's score. Probably my favourite Mann movie. Love it. A REAL thriller, had me on the edge of my seat on first viewing.
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chrisisall wrote: » No love for Last Stand.... 8-| What a complete arse of a film that was. Singer should have stayed and made X-Men 3 and not made the frankly underwhelming Superman Returns.
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I'm sure I shall enjoy it @DaltonCraig007, really like First Class and DoFP…and Psylocke looks hot!
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Yeah, I don't understand this fascination with spoiling everything these days. Just a little something to whet the appetite is all we need. Looking forward to X-Men, probably see it next Monday if all goes according to plan…!
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dalton wrote: » I can definitely agree with that. I never really understood the hatred towards the second one. It's got some great action sequences in it, and the freeway sequence is right up there with the shootout towards the end of the origin…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Good thing the goon was even more stupid than Leiter. The whole scene is pretty stupid to me, just like Bond hitting Felix for "almost" saying 007...even though Bond says it out loud in front of …
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…oh and the inquiry scene - an old school friend is in it. Sat on next to Clair Dower MP (Helen McCrory).
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » 2001 It's been 8 years since I've seen it. Again very impressed by the visuals and the music. A true masterpiece and a timeless classic. QUESTION TO THE FORUM: I only realised today by stumbling on the info on I…
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1 Welcome to Scotland - Albert Finney giving the bad guys a true Scottish welcome! 2 High rise fight with Patrice - brilliantly choreographed and filmed 3 Meeting Severine, fight with goons - great sequence I rate this film way above SPECTRE.
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Just finished Scott Mariani's latest Ben Hope novel Star of Africa, first of a two-part adventure. Possibly the most shockingly violent Ben Hope book so far. And have just started Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination, which if it's half as good …
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Captain America: Civil War at my local cinema. This was way better than I was expecting. And the new SpiderMan was a revelation, oh so much better than Andrew Garfield films.
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Dragonpol wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » The Odin Mission by James Holland. First in the Jack Tanner series. Having just finished Mr Holland's brilliant new history of WW2 [The War in The West vol. 1], thought I'd give his fiction a go too. So…
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Basket Case 2 & 3 - the first was a great low budget schlock horror, but the sequels were just effluent.
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Just seen the latest trailer. Got a new favourite X-(wo)Man - the gorgeous Olivia Munn as Psylocke. Looking forward to this one.
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The Odin Mission by James Holland. First in the Jack Tanner series. Having just finished Mr Holland's brilliant new history of WW2 [The War in The West vol. 1], thought I'd give his fiction a go too. So far very good.
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The Bourne Identity The Bourne Supremacy The Bourne Ultimatum Having caught the trailer for this summer's Jason Bourne, thought I'd give these superlative action thrillers another viewing. Love 'em all. Hope the new one keeps up the high standard…
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dogrowup007 wrote: » @Shark_0f_Largo So did I. Corrine's death is indeed very well framed and shot - that part almost feels like it's from a different movie. Maybe shot by a second unit director. Also agree on Michael Lonsdale - his very sobre and…
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Not watched The Deer Hunter since it cinema run. But I couldn't get on with it, but it certainly didn't help that where it was shown (local council run cinema) they had been sent an anamorphic print whereas the project just had a standard lens. So e…
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