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bondjames wrote: » You guys are just coming to your senses belatedly, that's all. TND craps all over TWINE from a great height. I think with Bond you have to revisit the films quite often to get some proper perspective.
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barryt007 wrote: » RC7 wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » The gunbarrels are an essential part of the Bond films for me, it is a 'Bond film's signature' if you will. I would be heavily disappointed if they were omitted. I'm even so strongly in fa…
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Really enjoyed this on the last watch. I used to prefer TWINE but I think this jumps ahead. It's a real classic Bond adventure without too much silliness. Great PTS, amazing score and very well paced. I love the way Bond detests Carver, even t…
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Diamonds Are Forever Have been enjoying this more and more. Connery excellent and so many great scenes. Blofeld is miscast but I do like his temper tantrum when Bond takes control of his Bathosub! I think I now prefer this to LALD and TMWTGG..…
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Master_Dahark wrote: » The Fourth Protocol I saw this years ago on VHS at a friends house- as a little kid (maybe 1995) I had only seen Michael Caine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, a videotape my parents had. So this was quite an introductio…
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Creasy47 wrote: » @LeonardPine, that's all I've seen the trailers, haven't spotted a single practical looking Xenomorph yet. Yep. Even the Facehugger in the egg looks like CG. I.E...fake
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » The fight under the stables in AVTAK. That scene is so weirdly/badly edited! :))
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The Goons in SP who after Bond escapes from his torture, kindly just stand still while he shoots them one by one...
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DarthDimi wrote: » I'd like to know what you guys think of Psycho 2. Most people who haven't watched that film and are told that is exists, respond unfavourably to the notion. But people who have seen the film usually have kind things to say about…
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By the looks of the trailers I'm seeing too much CGI. I'll reserve judgement until I've seen it, but too much CGI aliens and I'm walking.
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bondjames wrote: » I must give the first one a watch sometime. I've deliberately avoided it. Interestingly, it's because that song they played during the trailers bugged the hell out of me. That's the thing about music. It tugs positively, or alte…
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I don't care if its another couple of years, as long as its a really good film. I remember seeing the Goldeneye trailer and being well chuffed that Bond was back, but it didn't feel as though it had been six years.
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » The bunch of 'cool retro songs' used in the film is an easy and pretty lazy way to engage the audience. There was no skill in the way the songs were presented as far as I remember. The only di…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » In answer to the original post nothing would stop me being a Bond fan because I've got over 50 years of material to still enjoy, be it books or films. If the films degrade in quality or the…
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Lancaster007 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Shivers (1975) dir. David Cronenberg. Arrow Video blu-ray/DVD. Body shock debut feature from the Canadian master. The Beyond (1981) dir. Lucio Fulci. Arrow Video - blu-ray. …
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The bunch of 'cool retro songs' used in the film is an easy and pretty lazy way to engage the audience. There was no skill in the way the songs were presented as far as I remember. The only directors I know who are very good at it and weave it into …
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In answer to the original post nothing would stop me being a Bond fan because I've got over 50 years of material to still enjoy, be it books or films. If the films degrade in quality or the wrong actor gets the role I may stop watching them but I…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » I watched the first one in theatres and thought it was awesome but then when I rewatched it, and weirdly I actually kind of hated it. I realized the first and only time what a complete fail…
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Lancaster007 wrote: » Shivers (1975) dir. David Cronenberg. Arrow Video blu-ray/DVD. Body shock debut feature from the Canadian master. The Beyond (1981) dir. Lucio Fulci. Arrow Video - blu-ray. Zombie gore-fest from that crazy Italian. Is…
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Fellowship of The Ring Haven't seen this long version in many years and it really is an incredible piece of filmmaking. Everything here is top notch. Acting, direction, photography and production design. Also a great score from Howard Shore an…
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barryt007 wrote: » Jinx is the worst Bond girl of the lot ,except Kara of course. Shouldn't you be watching the footie?!! Mind you, its a crap game!
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Have always liked this film a lot. To be honest I don't think Denise Richards is a total miscasting disaster. She does fine with a very underwritten character. Plus she's up against Sophie Marceau who is a very fine actress indeed and is excellen…
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » Has anyone else seen MEMENTO Yes. How'd you take it? Or have you forgotten? (I hope you tattooed a review on your arm if you did). Okay so I…
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BAIN123 wrote: » I gave up on Fast and Furious after number 2. First one I enjoyed but 2 Fast was dull. You're lucky. I unfortunately saw the last one.... :-S
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SaintMark wrote: » The Mission Impossible, Star Wars and the Fats & furious franchises are in far better shape and better hands than the 007 franchise is currently. I'm assuming that when the Fast & Furious franchise reaches 24 film…
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Master_Dahark wrote: » Sorry if posted already, but this is a new one for me! Never seen that before! Great spot @Master_Dahark !!!
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Logan Oh boy was this excellent! Apart from seeing the trailer quite a while back I kept myself 'cold' for this film, so I hardly knew anything about it. Really glad I did because this film offers up something special in the Superhero genre. …
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Tomorrow Never Dies First time I've watched this for a while and bloody enjoyed it! This really does move fast and keeps the attention with it's admittedly silly plot. After Spectre it's nice to see Bond out on his own doing what he does be…
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BAIN123 wrote: » The Long Good Friday Had the DVD for years but oddly never watched it. That finally changed the other night. One of my new favourite films. Bob Hoskins is sublime in the lead role and I'm sure I recognise that young IRA hitman …
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The World Is Not Enough Has always been my second favourite Brosnan after Goldeneye. Still think its a decent enough Bond film. The PTS is excellent, even though it's really long. Just love that little boat and Arnolds score really stands o…
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