Mathis1
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » How strange! Whoever packed my CD set must have been in a rush. No, mine came the same way! I, too, was surprised at the flimsy packaging! It was very lucky it didn't suffer some damage!
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LTK not commenting, this is one of the best Fleming Bond films (character). I concur mate, it's a difficult one to comment on, as you don't like to miss an…
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New list, a few changes 1) LTK 2) TLD 3) OHMSS 4) CR 5) FRWL 6) LALD 7) QoS 8) OP 9) GF 10) FYEO 11) TB 12) MR 13) SP 14) TSWLM 15) NSNA 16) NTTD 17) TMWTGG 18) DN 19) AVTAK 20) SF 21) YOLT 22) DAF 23) TWINE 24) TND 25) GE …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LTK not commenting, this is one of the best Fleming Bond films (character). I concur mate, it's a difficult one to comment on, as you don't like to miss any of it!
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I'm in! And agree, @GoldenGun does a top job with these games!
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Definitely TLD, really love what Barry did with it, and was a big fan of The Pretenders, so that was a bonus!
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » As a fan of Noir/Neo Noir and whodunnits I have watched Color of Night many times, it is quite bizarre and yes its obvious what is going on quite early into the film. I only went to see it in cinemas, because o…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » AVATAR 3: Fire and Ash Trailer (2025) I bought Avatar 2 on 4K only watched it once, these movies just blur into one another for me at this stage. Hated the first one, so have zero interest in seeing any more…
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FYEO. I don't really like Hamlischs score, even though some of Contis music doesn't quite work, it's a more enjoyable listen than TSWLM! I prefer the theme song too!
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Jordo007 wrote: » I watched a few episodes of The Narrow Road to the Deep North on BBC, with Jacob Elordi as the lead. I'm sorry but he doesn't have the leading man presence needed to play Bond. It's nothing against him personally, without goin…
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Another one to watch of Bruce's, is 'Last Man Standing' which was yet another reworking of 'Yojimbo' or 'A Fistful of Dollars' for those unfamiliar with the former! Walter Hill directed,which is why I like it a lot, and it has a great cameo from Ch…
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POINT BREAK (1991) Caught this on telly the other day, remember seeing it on first release. Just read director Kathyrn Bigelow has a new movie coming out soon. She's come a long way since this, a Bank robbing/surfing movie!! Keane Reeves plays the …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Just got out of the cinema after watching Superman, it was ok. Saw it yesterday, agree, just ok! I'm more of a Batman fan anyway! 😁
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Amy Winehouse, though I'm one of the few who likes QoS theme, I would have loved to have her do it! But the story of her meet with the Producers is quite sad and upsetting, she just wasn't in a good place at the time! She was one of those singers …
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GoldenGun wrote: » Two submarine films: U-571 Directed by Jonathan Mostow Serviceable I'd say. It's a good idea to have Allied troops stuck on a U-boat, making them trying to figure out how to work this sub. Even though it's fairly unbe…
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Feyador wrote: » RichardTheBruce wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » THE OMEGA MAN (1971) Based on the Richard Matheson novel 'I am Legend' and remade with Will Smith! I prefer this version with Charlton Heston as Robert Neville, a scientist, and l…
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I would love to hear Alice sing Lulu's song 😂
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THE OMEGA MAN (1971) Based on the Richard Matheson novel 'I am Legend' and remade with Will Smith! I prefer this version with Charlton Heston as Robert Neville, a scientist, and last man alive, after the world's population is wiped out with a plagu…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » I only know Judge Dredd from that Karl Urban movie (2000AD has never been published here in Norway to my knowledge), which I quite liked. Always had a little hope that he would return to the role once more. I guess there's no …
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Just read that they are rebooting another 'Judge Dredd' movie! The Stallone film was awful, but the Karl Urban movie was pretty good, though restricted by its setting! I had fingers crossed that third times the charm, after all I was a huge Dredd fa…
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LeonardPine wrote: » Carrying on with the splendid From Russia With Love we get to Bond nearly halfway through the novel after an expertly conceived set up. We learn that Bond is bored and in the 'blubbery arms of the soft life.' His egg cup is da…
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GoldenGun wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » SPECTRE (2015) Forgot to write up my viewing the other day. Ironically I've just watched Mendes 'Road to Perdition', which I've noted it has a similar foster brother angle!! Anyway, to Craigs penultimate Bo…
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SPECTRE (2015) Forgot to write up my viewing the other day. Ironically I've just watched Mendes 'Road to Perdition', which I've noted it has a similar foster brother angle!! Anyway, to Craigs penultimate Bond, still really enjoy loads of it, cracke…
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ROAD TO PERDITION (2002) Sam Mendes gangster thriller has Tom Hanks star as Michael Sullivan, a mob enforcer , who works for the powerful John Rooney (Paul Newman). When Sullivans young kid witness Rooneys son (Daniel Craig, in a character far awa…
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GoldenGun wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » CASINO ROYALE (1954) An obscurity that has only survived the test of time because Sir Sean, Cubby Broccoli, Harry Saltzman, John Barry, Maurice Binder and Ken Adam did a magic trick…
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mattjoes wrote: » F1 Just what the doctor ordered. Bruckheimer movies give me life: Days of Thunder Bad Boys Crimson Tide Dangerous Minds The Rock Con Air Armageddon Enemy of the State Gone in 60 Seconds Top Gun: Maverick Beverly Hil…
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GoldenGun wrote: » CASINO ROYALE (1954) An obscurity that has only survived the test of time because Sir Sean, Cubby Broccoli, Harry Saltzman, John Barry, Maurice Binder and Ken Adam did a magic trick eight years later and launched the coolest …
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ToTheRight wrote: » Considering the hate I've gotten for my most recent ranking- here's yet another. :D It's easier to simply rank the non-Eon Bonds alongside the Eon entries. Therefore, I'm back to tying OP and NSNA. 1. GOLDFINGER 2. THUNDER…
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I remember 'Live Aid' day quite distinctly! Amazing to see all those current acts on the same stage. Queen, of course, stole it! Freddie was a born showman!
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GoldenGun wrote: » @mattjoes I want to check it out as well, first and for most for Tim, but also because I tend to appreciate comic book adaptions of that period, such as The Rocketeer and The Shadow much more than whatever Marvel has come up wit…
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