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JBFan626 wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: JBFan626 wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: But there is a difference between funny and silly, which they only were brave/able enough not to bridge in FRWL. Sad I know,but nevertheless true. You wouldn't sa…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: Tracy wrote: Scoular , Ms Piggy ? Imo a bit harsh , she looked all right........ Not that I agree with his post about seriousness that is pretty funny. And he is right that Ruby and Caroline in GE are beneath…
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JBFan626 wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: But there is a difference between funny and silly, which they only were brave/able enough not to bridge in FRWL. Sad I know,but nevertheless true. You wouldn't say the same for DN? I thought the only re…
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0013 wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: JBFan626 wrote: Tracy wrote: Scoular , Ms Piggy ? Imo a bit harsh , she looked all right........ Yeah agreed, c'mon now. They didn't cast her for laughs. FRWL has it's share of laugable moments:…
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JBFan626 wrote: Tracy wrote: Scoular , Ms Piggy ? Imo a bit harsh , she looked all right........ Yeah agreed, c'mon now. They didn't cast her for laughs. FRWL has it's share of laugable moments: "She Should Have kept her mouth shut…
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4EverBonded wrote: So you were talking just about the plot/story/written dialog, etc.. I thought you were talking about the way an actor portrayed a role. Yes, big difference. Glad we could reason it out. Excuse the snappy nature of my re…
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NicNac wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: WillyGalore wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: Very,very well put! There is always reason to praise FRWL and its 50th anniversary is even better than most. Surely it has got its faults (mainly Bonds somehow naive …
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WillyGalore wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: Very,very well put! There is always reason to praise FRWL and its 50th anniversary is even better than most. Surely it has got its faults (mainly Bonds somehow naive acting) but it is still the only really…
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4EverBonded wrote: I see. So Telly Savalas or Mike Myers would have played Cary's role in North by Northwest just like he did. Amazing. All in the script. Grant would have played Grant (just as always) but Mason and his Henchmen would ha…
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echo wrote: Perdogg wrote: I think the demise of Gemma Arteton and Berenice really show the ambivalence that EON now has about women. They are trying to walk a fine line, and the end result it comes off as being boring and ineffectual. Naomi …
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: Happy Birthday FRWL! I recently re-watched FRWL and thought I'd share some thoughts. The first thing that has to be said of FRWL is that I find it quite hard to see it within the 'Bond film' prefix. I know that the film …
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Thunderfinger wrote: My main problem with TLD, which is an excellent Bond film otherwise, is Bond aiding those jihadists, the bigger of two evils by far, and the main reason why the Russians went into Afghanistan in the first place. Possibly more …
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I really wonder,why "Strike Back" gets so little love on this forum. I find,that the last two years I'm looking more forward to this show than for just about anything coming to the cinemas ( sure,a new Bond film is always the exception,but you all k…
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SirHenryLeeChaChing wrote: Well I suppose that if one enjoys a clusterf**k of a script that's so poorly acted and directed that you can predict what's coming the first time you watch it with your eyes closed, why not? My friend, a doctor and prof…
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SirHenryLeeChaChing wrote: TWINE is fine if you enjoy psychobabble in a mindless sort of way. It can't even make up it's mind who the lead villain is, two bimbo doctors, ugh, the list of transgressions is endless. Bad,bad TWINE! Giving us t…
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Well, that's easy. Since there is no better Spy Novel existent than "The Spy who came in from the Cold" which is quite simple the quintessence of what the Genre is all about and Coincidentally also no Movie clinching closer to its literary source, i…
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RC7 wrote: TheWizardOfIce wrote: Perdogg wrote: TheWizardOfIce wrote: Perdogg wrote: TheWizardOfIce wrote: Perdogg wrote: If you look at the movies in 2014 and 2015 the Bond movie will probably involve an ex-member of the 0…
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I would just like to thank everybody here who was recommending "I am Pilgrim". This really is a truly excellent Book and whatever weaknesses it might have are outweighed by far by Terry Hayes' delightfull prose and his complex and insightful Hero. …
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Bounine wrote: 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: Bounine wrote: Daniel Craig's comment regarding Bond adjusting his cuffs: "That’s what it’s about: to be more concerned about the way you look at the moment of crisis." That's what The Moor…
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RC7 wrote: Bounine wrote: It's the fact that it even occurs to him to do it or atleast chooses to do it. He shouldn't care about making himself look pretty in such a situation. Even though it is a small action, it gives large insights into h…
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Shark wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: But in a clandestine warfare of Intelligence Services you should expect more and especially some reasoning. Which is exactly what Aaron Cross demonstrates throughout the film, even if it doesn't come natura…
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Shark wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: Shark wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: I find it terrible hard to root for someone who is a dumbhead without his medicine. Why? What have you got against those with a lower than average IQ? Nothing at…
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Shark wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: I find it terrible hard to root for someone who is a dumbhead without his medicine. Why? What have you got against those with a lower than average IQ? Nothing at all. Hell, I even deal with them, if …
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Apart from the mishandled Story (which showed lots of promise in my opinion ) my main gripe about Legacy is with the leading Charakter. Not Renner,mind you, with whom I don't have too many issues (even though I still wait for a second Expression in …
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NapoleonPlural wrote: Brosnan got paid handsomely for being Bond. He wasn't shortchanged; we were. As for 'killing the franchise' I'd agree with that, but it's not meant literally. Sure, it was a big hit. It's just that creatively, once you hav…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: News today reported that Manning will be sentenced to prison for the duration of 35 years: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/21/us/bradley-manning-sentencing/index.html?hpt=hp_t2 It's more or less what I expected. I heard figu…
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NapoleonPlural wrote: I could get on with QoS as a basic revenge thriller - but then you have so many silly things, and that art deco plane, and subsequent chase, is more Indiana Jones than this type of movie. Throw in some things I personally hat…
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It's worth noting,that this is the ONE film that really improves a lot,when seen on a (as large as possible) TV Set,especially in the PTS. Suddenly things come together somehow. I still remember how astonished I was, when leaving the Cinema back in…
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What impresses me most about Ms. Volpe is that she is the only Woman in the whole series, that makes Fun of Bond. The Way she treats him, after he indicates that he just bedded her in the Name of duty and that she thinks too highly of herself, makes…
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Ludovico wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: Ludovico wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: Ludovico wrote: Only two, and I know a bit of Italian, but this is non sequitur and you are deflecting as always. English is not my mothertongue either. But tell me,…
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