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Murdock wrote: I want another hard rock song. Ballads are fine for say Moore and Brosnan, but I feel the main title songs should be harder edged for Craig's Bond. You Know My Name got it right and In my opinion even Another Way to Die got it right…
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Murdock wrote: PanchitoPistoles wrote: The Bond theme was used often enough in Skyfall. Seriously, how much more Bond theme do you want? If the composer uses the theme as often as it was used in TND for example then it completely loses it's im…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: Murdock wrote: Me too. Though I liked about half of Newman's score. There wasn't enough Bond theme! Dammit, It's a James Bond movie USE THE DAMN THEME! I'm sick of this generic Hans Zimmer sound alike crap. The B…
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Creasy47 wrote: I thought if someone was eliminated, they're eliminated for good? So we can bring characters back, then, I'm guessing? No. Of course not. Why would you be able to bring a character back?
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Fleming's best short story, IMO. And Krest is one of Fleming's greatest characters. The Krest in LTK bears as much resemblance to the genuine article as does Lonsdale's Drax to the original.
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For the record, I love the quick edits to various exotic marine life during TB's underwater battle sequence. Very Flemingesque.
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DR NO : 14 RED GRANT : 16 AURIC GOLDFINGER: 9 EMILIO LARGO : 9 ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (YOLT) : 8- ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (OHMSS) : 13 DR KANANGA/MR BIG : 10 FRANCISCO SCARAMANGA : 12 KARL STROMBERG : 9 HUGO DRAX : 9 ARIS KRISTATOS : 7 PRINCE …
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Birdleson wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: JWESTBROOK wrote: "Bond is just for 12 year old boys." My biggest frustration is when I tell people I'm a huge Bond fan, I frequently visit a news forum about it, and I sometimes care to write fan …
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My top seven are the ones I currently rate as classics.
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DR NO : 13 RED GRANT : 16 AURIC GOLDFINGER: 10 EMILIO LARGO : 9 ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (YOLT) : 9 ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (OHMSS) : 13 ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (DAF) : 3- DR KANANGA/MR BIG : 10 FRANCISCO SCARAMANGA : 11 KARL STROMBERG : 9 HUGO DRAX…
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JWESTBROOK wrote: "Bond is just for 12 year old boys." My biggest frustration is when I tell people I'm a huge Bond fan, I frequently visit a news forum about it, and I sometimes care to write fan fiction about the character. They usually make…
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The most obvious is that Bond slides down a laser beam emitted by a rogue satellite to defuse a nuclear bomb secreted away in a volcano situated in an underwater city in every film. He only does that every other film. ;)
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Murdock wrote: Skyfall is like a nice Medium well steak. It's good in all the right ways. A bit of fat here and there, but all in all it's still really good. Not perfect. But still delicious. I'll have mine medium rare, thank you very much,…
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chrisisall wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: Why would Bond films slate other Bond films? Makes no sense whatsoever. Allow me to hyperanalyze: Bond's successful employment of the DB5 in SF was meant to denigrate GF where Bond used it in botche…
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: But would you at least agree that LTK is then deemed part of the "back to basics" that is SF with this strong gadget reference (and GF as well with the radio, one could say), while GE is not, with the quip to dismiss its…
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Ludovico wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: 00Beast wrote: I automatically thought of Chuck Farrell, the Admiral from GoldenEye, whom Xenia kills with her thighs; it truly is one of the creepiest scenes in the series when Bond opens the closet an…
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Dragonpol wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: 00Beast wrote: I automatically thought of Chuck Farrell, the Admiral from GoldenEye, whom Xenia kills with her thighs; it truly is one of the creepiest scenes in the series when Bond opens the closet a…
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Benny wrote: BAIN123 wrote: Benny wrote: Birdleson wrote: Just looking at the majority of people's rankings on this site, I believe that this is controversial. I don't understand the OCTOPUSSY thing at all. How it's so beloved. I've…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: NapoleonPlural wrote: Yes, yes, because Craig's Bond seems really guilt-stricken about it doesn't he? Well, he doesn't go mooning around like some hipster who's lost his Xanax. That s…
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: Or maybe you're looking too much into a fun little quip meant to make the fans grin. Yeah, let's go with that... Well, there's only a few seconds between the LTK gadget reference (de…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: Hm, in the same scene, a LTK gadget is given to Bond as something valuable (the palm reader), and a line is said by Q to explain Bond should not expect a GE gadget (the exploding pen) ? Am…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: Chang wrote: Skyfall has it's faults but the quality is still way above any Brosnan Bond. Well they certainly thought it was, the exploding pen line can be so easily perceived as …
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Chang wrote: Skyfall has it's faults but the quality is still way above any Brosnan Bond. I've actually got GE ranked one spot above SF, but I admit that may be a personal eccentricity.
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Shardlake wrote: Seeing how Machiavellian Spacey is in House of Cards I would be most intrigued to see him play a Bond villain. I know he's a big name but when he's on form he's dynamite, I think it's a possibility after Bardem an Oscar winning…
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DR NO : 12 RED GRANT : 13 AURIC GOLDFINGER: 9 EMILIO LARGO : 10 ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (YOLT) : 8- ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (OHMSS) : 13 ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD (DAF) : 5 DR KANANGA/MR BIG : 10 FRANCISCO SCARAMANGA : 11 KARL STROMBERG : 9 HUGO DRAX…
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00Beast wrote: I automatically thought of Chuck Farrell, the Admiral from GoldenEye, whom Xenia kills with her thighs; it truly is one of the creepiest scenes in the series when Bond opens the closet and his lifeless body falls out! That en…
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bigladiesman wrote: There was also that Japanese operative on YOLT (and on the credits of OHMSS) who shows his fencing (kenjutsu) skills and then goes directly to the camera screaming like crazy. As my karate sensei told me, the iai is important w…
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Baltimore_007 wrote: No mention on the Gorilla transformation from Diamonds are Forever ? Maybe once, or even twice, many years back, it did perturb a little, although feel some level of embarrassment now with that admission Not really c…
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00Beast wrote: royale65 wrote: Well, well, well, @00Beast! Is that you who walks amongst us? ;-) Indeed it is, good sir! I knew a return to the forum was in dire need- school can only get in the way so long before there is the need for …
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chrisisall wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: SF is the most unabashedly patriotic Bond film ever made, and is the very antithesis of the anguished postcolonialism that runs through the vast majority of pop culture schlock dealing with geopolitics. …
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