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NicNac

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NicNac
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Favourite Fleming Novel
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  • @ProfJoeButcher . Good man. I love it when people go out on a limb and aren't afraid to defend a much derided Bond film. I honestly think I can get back on good terms with it in the future.
  • Spectre Only my son's insistence made me give up my Saturday evening to watch Spectre. When it came out Spectre seemed a pretty good Bond film, but with subsequent viewings it sunk further and further in the rankings. And this is something I h…
  • Skyfall Firstly, there are those who dislike Skyfall intensly for various reasons. One of the odder reasons is that it was so successful because it caught the imagination of a Nation during the Queen's Jubilee year. Plus the goodwill of a people…
  • @royale65 I must admit it did cross my mind that Vesper would surely never have been taken in by him, for the reason you suggest. He's a slimy hipster. :)
  • Quantum Of Solace I mainly intend to concentrate on the positives as the negatives go without saying. Over the years we have acknowledged the debt owed to John Barry for often lifting a less than great Bond film with a wonderful score. Maybe h…
  • RichardTheBruce wrote: » NicNac wrote: » Casino Royale Some moments were poorly explained during the film. i) I've never been happy with the moment Bond says 'Mathis' to himself in the restaurant. What triggered the realisation that Mathis…
  • Cheers @GoldenGun . It wouldn’t do though if we always did agree ;)
  • Casino Royale It's been a while but my Bondathon is back on track. Old Wives Tales, part 3 Following on from my personal decision that some Bond opinions stick over the years and are blindly followed by everyone: So far I have mentioned... 1…
  • DarthDimi wrote: » There are two ways to look at this film. As the "sequel" to OHMSS, it fails completely--so much so that one might be tempted not to look at the film that we got, but at the film that we could have gotten. If, however, one is wil…
  • True enough :)
  • Birdleson wrote: » I'm the opposite with Madonna. I don't mind the Title Song, but her cameo is the first real catastrophe in the film, so far as I'm concerned (unless meeting Jinx, and Jinx's CGI dive come before that; then those would be first)…
  • Die Another Day Nearly 20 years on this one still somehow remains a bit of a missed opportunity. At times frustratingly excellent (Bond and Raoul, the sword battle, some of the Havana scenes, the Hong Kong hotel scenes, the opening surfing sequen…
  • Anything on Helm or Flint will be in the General Movies and TV thread. This thread is for mods to make announcements which may or may not be of interest to the masses. I will lock this for now.
  • George Segal was a big film star back in the 70s but I never loved him more than in the brilliant sitcom Just Shoot Me. If ever a show needed to be rediscovered?
  • Matt007 wrote: » Sorry for going off topic. I’m sat around working from home for a year... any opportunity to chat about things ha ha. I know. I’ve started growing vegetables for goodness sake
  • Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » What tdoes this have to NTTD and Corona? The politics discussion was shut down for a reason. Nothing. But thankfully this discussion hasn't got out of hand thanks to some level headed interjections. Thank you @Mat…
  • The World Is Not Enough This film feels so muted. I'm not sure if its the flat action sequences or the use of muted colours - browns and dark blues - or the fact there are no Dr Kaufmans or Jack Wades to add a bit of zing. But, it lacks something…
  • ImpertinentGoon wrote: » It's a good thing we can't see those things on here @-) The photos are all over the mod room. Tiresome