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I just keep reading that press release again, and the more I do the more annoyed it makes me. After over 3 years left in the dark, and just when it looks like things are beginning ti pick up steam, they are "thrilled" to announce that Bond 25 will b…
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The people saying "its only another few months" forget that so was the last delay. These things add up. I don't appreciate being called names at any time, but when the production has been pushed back half a year from its original date, and I'm st…
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The guy entertained us for over a decade in the role, and remained loyal to the series even in his final days. To not recognise his contributions and mark his passing with a simple one sentence tribute at the end of the film would be a massive insul…
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jake24 wrote: » I highly doubt they'll dedicate the film to Roger as he had no relation to the actual production team. However, an homage/nod of sorts is definitely in the cards. If they don't I would be quite shocked and appalled. Not only…
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I think it is because the film is vague and subtle about some things. The message is left to kind of wash over you, especially as that music kicks in with the last line of the film. I think maybe because it's not so explicit, there's less you can po…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Heat is peak Pacino, as this scene demonstrates: I agree he was very good. It was just a few moments were I felt like I was missing something. mattjoes wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Dinero is kinda playi…
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Heat (1995) I don't know a film which holds up better than this one. It literally could have been filmed yesterday, it feels like. I think it has something to do with being alone, as the two main characters are isolated. But there are also som…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » First trailer for ex-Bond 25 director Danny Boyle's new film, Yesterday: Dam, makes me wish what could have been. Say what you like about his films, but DB would've given B25 a real British flair. Risico007 wr…
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GoldenGun wrote: » Funny how people confuse faux Nolan with Fleming’s Bond. The James Bond of Ian Fleming was refined, classy, sophisticated and stylish with a considerable sense of savoir vivre. The rebooted 007, portrayed by Daniel Craig, has no…
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Univex wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Univex wrote: » I think some mistake rumours for leaks. Just saying. Indeed, like the Jamaica Scouting rumour that emerged a while back. The Jamaica Scouting was NOT a rumour. It was a FAC…
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Univex wrote: » I think some mistake rumours for leaks. Just saying. Indeed, like the Jamaica Scouting rumour that emerged a while back.
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Thanks bazza for out me on to this thread, a place for old school fans like me who remember the 1962 - 2002 period and remember what Bond was. Perhaps this is a marvelous opportunuty to get a few things off my chest? Firstly, I have to take issue wi…
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Its definitely a drop in quality in the modern era. Even a film like Die Another Day is enjoyable and comforting to watch. I don't get that sense from any of the Craig films. The only Craig Bond I rank ahead of any of the Brosnan outings is CR, and …
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DoctorNo wrote: » Getafix wrote: » Yes this is where it's pointing tbh. I don't think anyone at EON particularly enjoyed the auteur approach that Mendes brought. Fukunaga is a slightly random choice. Bit like Tomahori back in 2002. He's known …
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Getafix wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Not sure where some are getting the idea that Fukunaga has a deeper respect for the series than Boyle or Mendes, both of whom are British. Is there a source for this? Greater respect than Tamahori w…
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Not sure where some are getting the idea that Fukunaga has a deeper respect for the series than Boyle or Mendes, both of whom are British. Is there a source for this?
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Getafix wrote: » matt_u wrote: » I don’t see Fukunaga taking inspiration from McQuarrie. If it's very much producer led and he's just there for the money, then it could be the dire SP sequel / Fallout rip off some fear. Don't say…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » The gags and one-liners of the Moore era were funny. The SP gags weren't. At all. Because the Moore gags had Moore in them. Thats a big advantage.
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » matt_u wrote: » I will never understand why people still compare SP to Moore or Brosnan. Yes, there are some lighter moments than his previous entries, but the movie still remain very much serious, dark in tone and with an…
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These guys and gals seem to hang out at a lot of parties together. Makes me suspect there might be something to his casting. The guy just looks like a Bond villain. I could see him as SPECTRE agent number 2. Perhaps he is running the show while Blof…
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Benny wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » SPECTRE would have been more suitable for Pierce Brosnan. Possibly would have made it a better film. Agreed, and I will add that Craig has kinda outlived his purpose as Bon…
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LeonardPine wrote: » SPECTRE would have been more suitable for Pierce Brosnan. Possibly would have made it a better film. Agreed, and I will add that Craig has kinda outlived his purpose as Bond. He doesn't fit the mould of what they wer…
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ONLY MAIN BOND GIRLS LIST 1. Kara Milovy 2. Natalya Simonova 3. Solitare 4. Madeline Swann 5. Domino Vitali 6. Honey Ryder 7. Kissy Suzuki 8. Giacinta Johnson 9. Camille Montes Rivero 10. Tatiana Romanova 11. Mary Goodnight 12. Pam B…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Glowing Sneakers would be his Indian name. Those are his special weapon, to blind Bond.
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1. Dr No 2. On Her Majestys Secret Service 3. The Living Daylights 4. GoldenEye 5. Live And Let Die 6. Goldfinger 7. From Russia With Love 8. Casino Royale 9. Octopussy 10. You Only Live Twice 11. Thunderball 12. For Your Eyes Only 13. T…
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The Mule Saw this last week at the cinema. My favourite movie of last year. Funny, sad, and sometimes thrilling. I saw some inspirations from Sorcerer (1977).
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Why did he start doing that?
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barryt007 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Correct me if false, but I don't think Connery ever says "Miss Moneypenny". He says "Moneypenny" sometimes but not "Miss". Funny because whenever someone does a Connery impressions they always say "M…
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Correct me if false, but I don't think Connery ever says "Miss Moneypenny". He says "Moneypenny" sometimes but not "Miss". Funny because whenever someone does a Connery impressions they always say "Miss Moneypenny", as if it's something he says …
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jobo wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » I don’t care if it does or doesn’t (I never have). It’s what I would like to see. I understood that very well. I am just debating how likely it is to happen. Me and you might not care much about what th…
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