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Gerard wrote: » Well, all I can say is that it's about time : doctorwhotv.co.uk/series-9-soundtrack-release-date-tracklist-87300.htm So the long (and not particularly patiently) awaited soundtrack for series 9 has AT LAST a release date : Ap…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » After watching Evil Under the Sun bought this HD download, Death on the Nile easily the best Peter Ustinov Poirot film. Lois Chiles is gorgeous in this film. Have to say, never took to Ustinov as Poirot.…
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For me I'd have gone for a different director (would have loved Peter Hunt to follow up OHMSS) and a less silly tone. Still one of my least favourite Bonds. But as a 11- or 12-year-old I really enjoyed it, but I do struggle to get through it these d…
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@ClarkDevlin Day of Anger (1967) dir. Tonino Valerii, has to be on your to watch list. Starring the brilliant Lee Van Cleef and Giuliano Gemma, this is a cracking SW. I have just recently ordered two-film set of the Ringo films starring Gemma…and am…
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Strog wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Ready Player One (2018) Fantastic film, very fun, very fast paced, extremely entertaining actions sequences - the 1st major one at around the 20 minutes mark is one huge car chase that features King …
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Revelator wrote: » TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Thanks for this @Revelator, an enjoyable and interesting read. I've always thought with Holmes it basically boils down to Rathbone v Brett with the former rather hampered by Watson being written as a…
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LeonardPine wrote: » Another great viewing of The Living Daylights last night. One of my fondest Bond films. Love the cold war plot and Dalton's performance. The PTS and climax are my favourite of the series. Bond clinging to the net hanging…
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I thought it was an okay piece of action/adventure cinema. Alicia Vikander was quite a surprise for me. Going in I thought, 'Well, she's not Lara…" but she proved herself and I'd accepted her after just a few scenes. My biggest bugbear was the loudn…
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Tomb Raider (2018). An okay action adventure film which I quite enjoyed…except for the incredibly LOUD music. A couple of awful songs play over the early martial arts and bicycle chase at ear-bleeding volume, then when we get a proper score that cra…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » The Iliad by Homer verse translation by Robert Fagels. Read this back in 1991 (I think) and of all the versions I have (others being prose translations) this is by far the best. And that from a man who …
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shamanimal wrote: » Revelator wrote: » I read Benson's first Bond novel, but it wasn't good enough to make me read the rest. He made an effort to include Flemingian elements, notably a gaming scene (Mahjong) and an endurance test (in the outba…
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The Iliad by Homer verse translation by Robert Fagels. Read this back in 1991 (I think) and of all the versions I have (others being prose translations) this is by far the best. And that from a man who doesn't 'get' poetry. A towering achievement an…
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If Boyle is indeed going to to it (depending on how the script is received, apparently), then at least we should have a stand-alone film with none of the SPECTRE bollocks of trying to tie previous films into it. A fresh start please Danny…
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SpySpotting - in which a junkie Bond goes cold Turkey!
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PussyNoMore wrote: » PussyNoMore's 'Goldfinger' has arrived and it is beautiful ! The slip case visual is amongst Dalton's best Bond work to date as is her jaw dropping visual of Tiffany. All of the scenes that they have chosen to illustrate are…
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Heavy Horses - New Shoes Edition by Jethro Tull. Another brilliant 40th Anniversary set which includes the original album remixed in stereo and 5.1 surround, plus additional songs recorded at HH sessions, a new stereo and 5.1 mix of the concert that…
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Mathis1 wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » SharkBait wrote: » Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid Cruising Psycho (1998) Trainspotting T2: Trainspotting A fave - would love a blu-ray of this film. Awesom…
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SharkBait wrote: » Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid Cruising Psycho (1998) Trainspotting T2: Trainspotting A fave - would love a blu-ray of this film. Awesome.
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Red Sparrow (2018). For a 15 Cert this was quite a brutal film with a few 'sharp intake of breath' moments (and they weren't all the violent ones - JL ass shot being one!). A good twisty-turny espionage film that keeps you guessing till the end. St…
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The One-Armed Swordsman (1967) 88 Films-88 Asia Collection. Blu-ray. Not seen this one before, hoping that 88 Films get the rights to Wang Yu's One-Armed Boxer.
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@DarthDimi - loved your review of TSWLM. While it is a book I can take or leave (I do have at least 2 copies of said novel) I do applaud Mr Fleming for trying something new. A failed experiment but one that I wouldn't be without. Have you seen the…
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Django, Prepare a Coffin (1968) dir. Ferdinando Baldi. Arrow Video blu-ray. Terrence Hill taking over the role of the titular anti-hero from Franco Nero, mainly due to their uncanny resemblance. A thoroughly watchable spaghetti western if not in th…
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00Agent wrote: » Folio Society is releasing it's spring collection next week. Got a bit overexited, as i'm pretty sure the next Bond Novel will be part of that. This is a preview image from their Facebook. Could be the second from the top :) …
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Risico007 wrote: » James Bond The Duel, honestly not a bad 007 side scroller adventure it’s insanly hard as I can’t seem to beat the first mission I also am trying to get a working n64 and ps1 emulator Had that on SEGA MasterSystem - loved …
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Creasy47 wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I know it won't happen, but given it's Craig's last film, go with a bit of Fleming and use Revolver of Resignation as a title. Catchy, damn unique, fitting for the end of an era, an…
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Creasy47 wrote: » I know it won't happen, but given it's Craig's last film, go with a bit of Fleming and use Revolver of Resignation as a title. Catchy, damn unique, fitting for the end of an era, and still captures the Fleming spirit. ? Wh…
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And did this actually come from MGM? or is it one of these 'an insider says' load of BS?!
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » RC7 wrote: » I recognise the hatred for SP, but as the question is termed, ‘moment’, it’s the CGI tsunami surfing for me and it’s not even close. If the question was ‘direst concept’, then fill your boots with SP. …
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NicNac wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » Dolly & Jaws meeting. It's like something out of a 'Carry On' Film! Film: Carry On Moonraker Jaws sits amidst the rubble of the cable car. He finds a pear in his pocket and makes to eat it. Dol…
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barryt007 wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Has this thread died a death? The gentlemen that hosted it did,unfortunately. I know that Greg (aka SirHenry) passed, but the thread had some life in it for a while…
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