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Thrasos wrote: » What was especially appealing to me on my latest viewing was that, even though Blofeld is in it as Number One, the underlings get more screen time. To me this makes SPECTRE the organization behind the scenes more mysterious. It …
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mtm wrote: » Ha! Well probably: watches were slightly radioactive back then! :) That's OK then 😄
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Dr No Wonderful stuff. Connery is just so good. So many great scenes but the meeting between Bond and Dr No is the highlight. Beautifully shot with Connery and Wiseman absolutely riveting in the scene. Love the way it looks on bluray 👍
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Just watching Dr No and I noticed when Bond and Honey are being 'de-radioactivated' Bond's watch disappears after he takes his shirt off, then reappears when he goes to meet Dr No. Was Bond wearing a radioactive Rolex...? 😁
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Hot: Pam Bouvier Tatiana Vesper Honey Anya Not my cup of tea: Fiona (probably not a popular choice but there's a harshness to her) Rosie Mayday Jinx Helga
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Black Hole Theme - John Barry Absolutely love this score! It was the first soundtrack LP I ever bought. Way back in 1982! It was on the Pickwick labe…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » I t recently occured to me that 2021 is 25 years since I watched my first Bond film. Seing as how I barely watched any Bond films last year (2, maybe 3), I thought what better time to have a Bondathon. So I started off with t…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Black Hole Theme - John Barry Absolutely love this score! It was the first soundtrack LP I ever bought. Way back in 1982! It was on the Pickwick label!
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mtm wrote: » It really suits that strap, nice choice! Thank you. I do love the strap for this watch 👍
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Tenet Certainly an impressively ambitious project from Nolan, but this didn't engage me at all. Most of the time I was clueless to what on earth was going on and as a result the action and suspense just seem flat, no matter how impressively staged …
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Rather pleased with this Pagani 'homage' to the Omega original. It's advertised on their website with a gunbarrel behind it, the cheeky blighters! The £7800 for the Omega is a bit out of my price range, so i was impressed with the quality of the Pa…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY (1980) For the day that's in it, John Mackenzies superb thriller, telling the story of gangster Harold Shand (Bob Hoskins) who has big plans to go into the prope…
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Mathis1 wrote: » THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY (1980) For the day that's in it, John Mackenzies superb thriller, telling the story of gangster Harold Shand (Bob Hoskins) who has big plans to go into the property business, watches his empire crumble aroun…
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Mathis1 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » THE LIGHTHOUSE Robert Eggers' second film, his follow-up to THE VVITCH, is an amazing piece of art. The black-and-white, 1.19:1 experience works fanta…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Reservoir Dogs still my favourite of Tarantino's films, I cannot believe this film is nearly 30 years old. Brings back great memories I was in my first yea…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Reservoir Dogs still my favourite of Tarantino's films, I cannot believe this film is nearly 30 years old. Brings back great memories I was in my first year of 6th form when this was released the whole world ahead …
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Way too many great moments to reduce to five... But here goes... 1. PTS. Really sets the tone for this new Bond. 2. Parkour chase. Bond action at it's best 3. All the scenes in the Ocean club 4. Bond and Vesper on the train. Cemented Craig as a …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » The French Connection A Masterpiece in direction, the grit and character of New York City has rarely been as tangible as it is in the movie. I was very s…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » The French Connection A Masterpiece in direction, the grit and character of New York City has rarely been as tangible as it is in the movie. I was very surprised to see the film on Disney+ (on the new STAR sectio…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » In a similar vein, there is also the excellent The Naked Prey starring and directed by Cornel Wilde. This film made a massive impression on me when I saw it on TV at the age of 7... I never forgot that sc…
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During this lockdown I decided to catch up on some Woody Allen films I haven't seen. Deconstructing Harry Great stuff. Very humorous in places and loved the fact it almost was a 'road movie' Small Time Crooks Enjoyed this immensely from beginn…
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Agent_99 wrote: » Speaking of large posters, I've just put this up having had it a couple of years - I bought it for around £20 on eBay, then found out it would cost over £100 to frame. (It's almost as tall as I am!) IKEA supplied the solution wit…
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Mathis1 wrote: » Thunderpussy wrote: » I thought Blade Runner 2049 was very boring, with bad editing. I know it's universally hailed as a masterpiece, but not for me. I was expecting more, and came away very disappointed. It doesn't c…
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Spoilt for choice with the wonderful OP.. 1. PTS 2. Sotherbys auction 3. Backgammon with Khan 4. Confrontation with Orlov 5. The entire chasing and diffusing the bomb sequence
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AKillToAView wrote: » I watched WW84 and Hunter Killer back to back a few days ago, so imagine my shock when that very same building in Kingswood popped up in both. (And oddly enough, doubling for a building in Washington DC both times.) …
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mtm wrote: » That's in Kingswood? I only know that as being lots of nice houses down leafy lanes and a golf course! I was working in a place a year or two back where they were filming the Guy Richie film The Gentlemen outside, and we were all m…
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Some more photos I took on the Wonder Woman 1984 set at my work in Surrey, England. The Max Lord office set I snuck into... The office set under construction External goings on
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DarthDimi wrote: » That's pretty cool, @LeonardPine! :D Thanks for sharing. No problem @DarthDimi I will post some more later 👍 It seems so long ago now, especially with the films delay. It was very strange seeing how much my workplac…
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If anyone is interested, some photo's I took when Wonder Woman 1984 was being filmed at my workplace in Kingswood, Surrey. It was used as Maxwell Lord's Black Gold company building.
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BonSimonLeBon_1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Got this little beauty for my display cabinet. Found it in a local toy shop for £5 Looks fairly similiar to one I've got - was it in Goldfinger packaging but with the GoldenEye number pl…
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