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doubleoego wrote: Either way, I think it's safe to say that Tanner hasn't been as impressive as a member of MI6 staff as Robinson has. On another note, I've watched QoS 6 times over the past 4 days; the film is really growing on me more so than…
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SaintMark wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: chrisisall wrote: LegateDamar wrote: I think that they are about the same quality. Does the word 'insanity' mean to you what it means to the general population? :)) Sorry, I just... wow. …
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The film is the benignist bizarrist of them all. The beginning of the novel--scorpion and beetle under the thornbush--is also BB, and so is the Acme Mudbaths sequence. One could probably say the same for the Spectreville section as well.
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Ludovico wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: 4EverBonded wrote: Oh it's a Moneypenny chat again. That's fine, as we've got months to go without real news, I think. Well, I really liked Naomie as Moneypenny; not a wooden toothpick in sight. I th…
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4EverBonded wrote: Oh it's a Moneypenny chat again. That's fine, as we've got months to go without real news, I think. Well, I really liked Naomie as Moneypenny; not a wooden toothpick in sight. I thought she was great and really had chemistry …
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WillyGalore wrote: ChickenStu wrote: I find Dr No and Thunderball boring. I absolutely adore Moonraker and quite actually like Madonna's song for Die Another Day although my opinion on the actual film is fairly traditional. Always good …
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Ludovico wrote: Soundofthesinners wrote: thelivingroyale wrote: LegateDamar wrote: Assuming that filming starts this fall, shouldn't we be hearing casting rumors by now? I'm guessing that if Blofeld is in the film, they won't say it, i…
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chrisisall wrote: LegateDamar wrote: I think that they are about the same quality. Does the word 'insanity' mean to you what it means to the general population? :)) Sorry, I just... wow. Exactly. If there's an objectively dreadfu…
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vectorvectoria wrote: Aha! There's old Albert. Now, he's a croc. Got overcareless with him sometime back and he took my whole arm off. - Tee Hee @ https://www.teepublic.com/show/13422-tee-hee [img][/img] Good choice and another boffo desig…
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WillyGalore wrote: Getafix wrote: Soundofthesinners wrote: Skyfall is going to decline in the ratings eventually, just like GoldenEye did. Both films will still have their defenders and ones who just don't like them, but these things have …
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Just an idea, but if these tees sell reasonably well, you might think about putting the designs on sweatshirts as well.
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WillyGalore wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: LegateDamar wrote: There are no bad James Bond films. Some are better than others, but they are all watchable and a lot of fun. Even the weakest ones are at least 3/5 stars. That's a nice sent…
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QBranch wrote: Baltimore_007 wrote: Maybe all I can recognize Connery for was his sometimes immaculate portrayal of the character and the no-nonsense of his first two adventures, but once he emerged from the water with the duck on head early i…
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hildebrand_rarity wrote: No way anything could ever top CR and OHMSS Also, am I the only one who loves the sinking house? Don't love it, but don't work myself into a lather of rage about it the way so many do.
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LegateDamar wrote: There are no bad James Bond films. Some are better than others, but they are all watchable and a lot of fun. Even the weakest ones are at least 3/5 stars. That's a nice sentiment, but I'm afraid I cannot agree. To me, DAD…
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royale65 wrote: Wow, you like both the book and film version of DAF, hey @Khanners? ;-) For me, the Spangs are underwhelming as villains, but other than that there is a lot to recommend DAF, full of Fleming's trademark "sweep" and prose. …
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I consider the DAF novel a bit underrated. IMO, it's better than Gun, LALD, and GF, and is very much on the same level with DN.
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HASEROT wrote: wow... i was scrolling through the boards really quick before i head off to sleep, and this caught me completely off guard... i don't believe i ever really had the pleasure of conversing with @SirHenryLeeChaChing here on MI6, may…
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Risico007 wrote: I really hope Mendes gets over his love of grey depressing locations... Like Shanghai?
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pachazo wrote: I'm certainly rooting for him. Hopefully SF's success didn't shoot his ego into the stratosphere and make him think that no changes are necessary. Oh I have no doubt his ego was far beyond the stratosphere well before SF was …
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RogueAgent wrote: vectorvectoria wrote: Many thanks for the compliments guys! Here's the first design from Octopussy... "Tomorrow, I will be a hero of the Soviet Union." - General Orlov [img][/img] Another fantastic addition! You ce…
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Getafix wrote: chrisisall wrote: Getafix wrote: 16:0 to Dr. No - the better films wins I love the smell of sanity in the evening... B-) MajorDSmythe beat me to it. But when you think about it rationally, there really is no con…
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Soundofthesinners wrote: This is a bit of an asymmetrical match-up, since there's no PTS (or proper theme song) in Dr. No and the Bond girl situation is Skyfall is a mess. But that's what makes these matchups fun! Not a mess to me. Severine…
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Benny wrote: vectorvectoria wrote: Many thanks for the compliments guys! Here's the first design from Octopussy... "Tomorrow, I will be a hero of the Soviet Union." - General Orlov [img][/img] I will be ordering one of these at some…
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RC7 wrote: Perilagu_Khan wrote: I prefer the arresting aesthetics of SF's fights to the brutality of CR and QOS'. I agree with this. I never understood the obsession with the 'brutality' of the two previous films. I happen to think the …
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barryt007 wrote: SharkBait wrote: Casino Royale - 67 I could watch this movie countless of times. Just because Niven, Sellers, Woody Allen, Ursula Anders, The Look of Love and a bunch of 60's babes. Urgh this is my pet hate and doesn…
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I prefer the arresting aesthetics of SF's fights to the brutality of CR and QOS'.
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One way I celebrate the memory of my dearly departed mom is through the dishes she prepared in my earliest years, and through the recipes she bequeathed to me. I submit that one way Greg will live on is through his cooking.
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4EverBonded wrote: That was lovely and well said, @Lazenby. I am a newcomer to the forum compared to Greg. It is always nice to hear someone mention how long they have been communicating with Greg/SirHenry over the past many years. Alex had s…
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Honestly, the mob just never struck me as properly Bondian. Too parochial--not enough global menace--too prosaic, and at any rate rather yesterday's news. But that doesn't mean Fleming's DAF doesn't contain some quality unused material. Much of the …
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