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Whether we liked or not the comedic aspects of the 70s Bond films, they're the ones who made the franchise survived, those are necessary. DAF, for how much I disliked that film due to being a disappointment of a follow up, I couldn't deny the suc…
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Seve wrote: » M16_Cart wrote: » fanbond123 wrote: » This is why actors are hired to act. Thinking is not their forte. I'd stick to acting, Daniel Wow, what a smug opinion. Mmmmm, I'm pretty sure it's been said before by some …
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » I'm a huge Lazenby defender and I think OHMSS couldn't have had a better lead. Sure he lacks the charisma of Connery, but doesn't everyone? What OHMSS needed was a softer less self-condi…
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Che Che was Tracy's bodyguard, he's always looking out on her on Draco's demands, that's why he's in her room, but Bond was happened to be in that hotel, so Che Che finally confirmed the suspicions especially after that beach scene earlier, the figh…
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GoldenGun wrote: » I'm a huge Lazenby defender and I think OHMSS couldn't have had a better lead. Sure he lacks the charisma of Connery, but doesn't everyone? What OHMSS needed was a softer less self-condifent Bond and even though I think George d…
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ColonelAdamski wrote: » On my most recent re-read of all the full length novels, I declared FRWL the best literary experience, (as in well crafted book, prose-wise), and, surprisingly, OHMSS the most rattling read. Those two books came out top. Su…
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MaxCasino wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » peter wrote: » There wasn't a lot going on behind Lazenby's eyes. Which is fine for a hook-up, but to fall in love with?... I say this as s…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » peter wrote: » There wasn't a lot going on behind Lazenby's eyes. Which is fine for a hook-up, but to fall in love with?... I say this as someone who loves OHMSS,…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » peter wrote: » There wasn't a lot going on behind Lazenby's eyes. Which is fine for a hook-up, but to fall in love with?... I say this as someone who loves OHMSS, 😂. The gravitas of the film starts and stops with …
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bondywondy wrote: » Lost OHMSS scene found and restored! Thanks for this!
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Goldeneye would be my pick to introduce the new Bond. TLD was more like of being unsure about who will actually play the part (whether continuing the direction where Moore had left off, or change the tone entirely, funnily enough, Brosnan was con…
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I'll admit, with the exception of Dr. No's death himself, I would argue that the book is better than the film, as in all of it. Although I'm not sure if Honeychile's nudity would've been acceptable even back then, Bond films like GF and TB have b…
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j_w_pepper wrote: » I was madly in love with Diana Rigg as Emma Peel around 1966/67, to the extent a ten-year old could be madly in love. I also think she was one of the better actors in the Bond series, especially if you only consider the "Bond …
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » OK, I can understand the point of view. Vesper does lack in terms of interest, something that the film does better with the byplay and banter between the characters. We do actually see Vesper's perspective in the novel…
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Actually I’d say the film Vesper is an improvement on her literary counterpart too. She lacks a bit of personality even when she goes into full blown hysteria by the end. Much like Fleming’s Tracy th…
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LeonardPine wrote: » LeighBurne wrote: » I’d bet vital parts of my anatomy that Gerard is right - Leiter was added to Dr. No the film to try and capture American moviegoers. On topic, polished off Diamonds Are Forever last week. Lightyears …
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » The only issue/continuity with Vesper is that she's only revealed to be 23 when she died That's the least of NTTD's many problems though, it's a part of NTTD's so many problems.
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echo wrote: » They lucked out with DN. Can you imagine them starting with TB? While TB is more of a grand scale than DN, although I think it wouldn't have been as iconic as DN, too many underwater scenes to make it memorable, especially fo…
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mtm wrote: » echo wrote: » mtm wrote: » I think Eva Green is a bit miscast, but I do think she's very sexy. Because she's half-French? I mean, I think she's perfect in the role, and certainly better than the runner-up, Olivia Wil…
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I think it's still because of the events after CR, Bond was almost not in himself after it, he was betrayed by his lover, for me, I think Bond felt that he was used and taken advantage by of Vesper, and he was emotionally damaged by that, that he ne…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Not sure why the filmmakers added Felix Leiter to the mix when he isn't even mentioned in the book... I think because Dr. No served as an introduction to Bond, so the film …
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LeonardPine wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Not sure why the filmmakers added Felix Leiter to the mix when he isn't even mentioned in the book... I think because Dr. No served as an introduction to Bond, so the film …
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LeonardPine wrote: » Not sure why the filmmakers added Felix Leiter to the mix when he isn't even mentioned in the book... I think because Dr. No served as an introduction to Bond, so the film introduced all the characters acting as the e…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » mtm wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » mtm wrote: » We're not saying Rigg wasn't sexy, are we? I wouldn't go that far, but maybe a bit bland looking at times? In some scenes I feel she looks very much a Bond girl…
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mtm wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » mtm wrote: » We're not saying Rigg wasn't sexy, are we? I wouldn't go that far, but maybe a bit bland looking at times? In some scenes I feel she looks very much a Bond girl, in others not so much. …
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » echo wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » CR67 is entertaining enough just by being such a mess of a film! Really need to watch that on…
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » Fleming's Tracy feels more like an angelic dream. At the start she is self-destructive, yes, but I don't think unbelievably so. She is going for a last run through all her chosen vices: fast driving, gambling, and sex. Wh…
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In the book, if my memory serves, this makes much more sense, because Goldfinger had gathered all of them to ask for help in his plot, he had even called for Pussy Galore's 'The Cement Mixers', they've all gathered there, Goldfinger promised them th…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » mtm wrote: » We're not saying Rigg wasn't sexy, are we? Well, I don't want to be so harsh. ;) John Steed would've hit you on your head "How could you say that to Emma Peel?", But again, she's a fabulous and gr…
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mtm wrote: » We're not saying Rigg wasn't sexy, are we? Rigg was definitely sexy, she's one of the sexiest women in 60s! She's a fire 🔥!
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