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Amazon would not likely to do it, just my feeling, if anything, I'm afraid to say this but they would do anything to make this James Bond of theirs different from the EON Bonds, they would make sure of that, granted, the trademarks of what makes Bon…
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I think the problem of TLD is the same problem as with most of the Bond films with dual villains (OP, QoS, TWINE, and to the lesser extent, NTTD). Especially this: AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » peter wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Mendes…
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zebrafish wrote: » I am interested to learn if M has assembled her double-0's in this scene, since she says: "We are facing a situation of the utmost delicacy. I need all my pieces on the board." If true, Bond has 6 more colleagues in the 00-secti…
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AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » It’s an interesting what if. I don’t know how seriously EON considered a Brosn…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » It’s an interesting what if. I don’t know how seriously EON considered a Brosnan CR (don’t know one way or the…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Is the OHMSS theme becoming an unofficial MI6 theme in the films? It doesn't seem to just refer to that one film anymore with how it's used in marketing. Imagine if the TLD or OP theme randomly appeared in a trailer, it would …
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007HallY wrote: » Oh well. To each their own. I'd say EON made the right choice on the whole though. I don't think CR would be as well regarded as it is today had it been made with an older Brosnan. The only problem of Brosnan being in CR w…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » It’s an interesting what if. I don’t know how seriously EON considered a Brosnan CR (don’t know one way or the other) and there’s Tarantino’s ‘unmade’ version (which, from what I’ve heard from him, has a …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Might be inappropriate for this thread but I've always thought Casino Royale would've worked better as Brosnans swansong than as Craig's introduction. As strong as the was script and creative vision for the film was, the we…
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AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Not sure just how controversial this one is since none of them are all that well-liked, but AVTAK is significantly better than DAF and DAD to me (comparing them because they are the official sendoff …
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I'm looking forward on knowing the other characters, I'm wondering who would be the Bond Girl for this? Or the Bond villain? The visuals are really good for me so far, excited for it.
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NSNA, Connery even though he was old in the film, was still convincing in action and in everything he did as Bond, and if looking at Moore in AVTAK, Connery in NSNA looked a bit younger in comparison, Moore in AVTAK just became plain laughable and s…
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Actually I do have Synesthesia, so I do sometimes associate things (Music, Movies, Subjects, Numbers, Letters, and even some countries) with colors: DN - Yellowish Brown FRWL - Dark Green GF - Gold/Yellow TB - Light Green (or Green Blue) YOLT…
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Seve wrote: » Not so sure about MR either, but OP definitely has some moments of tension MR has tense moments like the fight scene with Chang in Venice, the Brazilian Alleys with Jaws, or that second encounter with him in Amazon, or the cen…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » There's silly humor in all those movies, but I'm not going to say that OP is the same as FYEO. Or that Moonraker is the same as The Spy Who Loved Me. By this rule DAD is quite similar to GE, right? MR not the same…
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Neither of these I liked, but going with OP, I can tolerate it than TMWTGG 😅.
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AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Both DAD and TWINE are interesting ‘what could have been’ Bond films in the sense that they’ve got some unique ideas in there, but something about them doesn’t work as well as they should do. A fil…
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007HallY wrote: » Both DAD and TWINE are interesting ‘what could have been’ Bond films in the sense that they’ve got some unique ideas in there, but something about them doesn’t work as well as they should do. A film about Bond being captured and …
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Mallory wrote: » https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/articles/music-goldfinger-vinyl?id=05363 The album is getting a couple of vinyl releases. La La Land also confirmed OHMSS is up next. Looking forward to this, thanks.
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TWINE used to be my most go to watch Brosnan Bond film, but as time goes by, it gets lesser and lesser for me in terms of rewatchability, at the beginning, it's interesting, but I've noticed the slow pacing of the film in subsequent watches, I've ju…
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Here's the thing..... I'm actually conflicted towards the Brosnan Era because in the beginning, it's okay, and TWINE happened to be my most re-watchable of his films (not my favorite, only my go to watch when it comes to his tenure), but as time …
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Even the most serious films have still light-hearted moments in them (mostly in dialogues or some little and subtle moments), but again, it doesn't need to go back to the Roger Moore Era route, just the right balance, or dare I say it, realistic (re…
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My idea for the next Bond film, the characters were unnamed though, and I didn't put any actor as Bond. Pre Title Sequence: Create a mystery: It would start a chase scene in Columbia, between a two motorcycle riders (one happened to be a Double …
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I've just noticed that maybe it's only me but this scene with M and Bond in Casino Royale looked like the whole background was green screen (it's obvious in close up which was done in this clip while Judi Dench/M was moving), not a real location? Ju…
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I think of FYEO as more of a low key European Soap Opera TV series.
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I' BT3366 wrote: » I'll never understand all the hate over the LTK scenes with Leiter smiling and there being a lighter mood. The guy went through hell, literally losing things and to get the news Bond has gone out and avenged he and his wife and…
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Benny wrote: » mtm wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Can I state the unpopular opinion that I don't dislike either? FYEO is a Moore ending not unlike TMWTGG, TSWLM or MR. No issue with LTK's ending either, always loved Q in that scene too (plus…
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FYEO It's just silly all along, remove the Thatcher scene and Bond making out or doing honeymoon with a Bond Girl whose young enough to be his daughter, if they're making this film a departure from the traditional style of Moore's Bond, then migh…
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Well, I’m not sure about that. I think one of the things that made CR was Craig’s performance impressing even some of his harshest detractors. Lazenby had a tricky time replacing Conne…
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007HallY wrote: » Well, I’m not sure about that. I think one of the things that made CR was Craig’s performance impressing even some of his harshest detractors. Lazenby had a tricky time replacing Connery, but I think his performance in OHMSS w…
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