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Maybe we can edit the thread title to include GAME or PS3/XBOX360 ? It's very easy to mistake this for a discussion of the film.
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bondjames wrote: » It has declined quite a bit in my most recent rankings (the biggest decliner actually) but I still enjoy it. The film is not especially memorable for me, but it's quite tight and fast paced. Tight to the point of asphyxia…
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Did anyone notice the dated sound effects by hey used in the action scenes? When they are interrogating Bond at Carvers party, one of the goons says "Mr Carver would like to know why..." And then- THWACK!! -
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Yeah, knowing that Bond at times has to rely on some bit of luck or some ingenuity from Q makes him more human. Bond is the best in the business, but he should never feel literally unstoppable. Thunderfinger wrote: » IncompetentHenchman wrote: …
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Fassbender was also born in Germany. *OSATO* "Kill Him."
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I live in a coastal area, so I naturally gravitate towards the more aquatic Bond films. Dr No, Thunderball, the first half of LTK. They feel more at home to me than Skyfall does, despite those films being photographed at different corners of the glo…
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I don't think there's anything wrong with gadgets on there own. It's more a matter of jokey they are, and how they are implemented. GoldenEye has quite a few, but they aren't smashed in your face like some of the Moore films. The belt, the watch and…
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Gumbold wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Troy wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » I just don't get what people see in Hardy. Fantastic talent, but Bond? Why not? Got the charisma, physical presence, and a great actor s…
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interesting premise: And this one:
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RC7 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » I'm just not sure what is to be gained from spending another 3 years and 200 million dollars to repair the damage. I get where you're coming from, but the 'damage' your talking about is magnified on her…
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I'm just not sure what is to be gained from spending another 3 years and 200 million dollars to repair the damage. As they go along, the tenures of Bond get tired - it's a fact. I don't see where all this creative energy is going to come from all of…
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barryt007 wrote: » It's the best of all the Bond send-offs to me compared to a Connery camp cruise ship,Lazenby's that wasnt designed to be a send-off,Moore being a dirty old sod,Daltons' winking fish,and Brosnans diamonds with a yankee Jinx... …
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RC7 wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » CraigBond's story has finished with a DB5 drive off into London and Big Ben in the background,with the girl next to him..that to me screams 'finished'.!! I hope he does another if only because that would …
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bondjames wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » I also think B25 should be a new Bond in a stand-alone mission-based film. Time to stop any bloody story arcs,which it would be if Craig came back. CraigBond's story arc has be…
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barryt007 wrote: » I also think B25 should be a new Bond in a stand-alone mission-based film. Time to stop any bloody story arcs,which it would be if Craig came back. CraigBond's story arc has been completed,it was a totally farewell ending...…
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The Brosnan tenure gave us Goldeneye. That cancels out every negative, in my book. If Turner gave us a START like GoldenEye was, well, brilliant!
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Big fan of the prequels they are creative films and off the wall, for more original than some films in the series. Me too!
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Think I'll watch Revenge of the Sith to celebrate Star Wars day and see Anakin get hacked to pieces. Its a good movie. So much more drama than the first two.
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RC7 wrote: » The natural successor, for me, is someone who embodies the traditional aesthetic. In other words, not Hardy. I think in these situations it's best to take things back to source. Once you give an inch... etc. Look at the recent gunbarr…
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Why are people saying this is "smoke and mirrors"? That implies that EON would have something to gain from intentionally misleading people and getting peoples hopes up that a Legendary director was about to step in. That sounds like a really dumb mo…
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Ludovico wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Bloom would be fine for some local friend who gets killed miserably. That's about it. Instantly forgettable. I was more commenting on Turner exhibiting some characteristics in the Christie adaptation whi…
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Why not pop them all in? ;)
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Revenge of the 5th will soon be upon us...
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » fanbond123 wrote: » I know some people are against Chris Nolan, they don't feel his style of film making is a natural fit, I understand that a lot of people here do not like Nolan, and I can respect that, but how…
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BondAficionado wrote: » UPDATE: According to IMDb's staff: "We believe the information we have displayed to be correct." (when asked about the listing under SYNCOPY and about the "in development" status on their IMDbPro page) There isn't any ot…
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One positive of a Nolan directed Bond film is that we know everything would be done for real, and it would definitely be shot on film, possibly in IMAX. Whether you like Nolan or not, you have to appreciate he is a stickler for authenticity and has …
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Maybe Nolan is the third peice of the pie. Young helmed the classic era of Bond, Campvell helmed the Modern era of Bond, now Nolan helms the postmodern era of Bond. It does kinda fit together when you think of it like that. We'll have to wait and…
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talos7 wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » If Nolan gets the Bond gig, then Skyfall will be a lighthearted drama flick in comparison to what Nolan will offer and I am not keen on that in the slightest. Au Contraire. On the other hand, Nolan m…
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GetCarter wrote: » Meh, I'd prefer it if bond didn't become a vanity call for big name directors. Proficient journeymen please. Hunt, Campbell, etc. The more you engage "visionaries" who invariably seek to impose themselves, the less you …
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I wonder how much of a Fleming purist Nolan is? He seems to like the more outlandish aspects, but based on his work Batman I think he would want to be true to the source.
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