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thelivingroyale wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » I don’t think there’s going to be a dramatic shift in tone because it’s not 2008 anymore and they couldn’t shift a…
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No, it's not Bond's daughter, neither was Madeleine's, sure, her eyes are blue (thanks there, CGI), but her hair is not blonde (both Bond and Maddie are blonde), it's not their kid, it's a child of someone else's couple and Madeleine just happened t…
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Probably, Quantum Of Solace or Licence To Kill, either of those two.....
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delfloria wrote: » While watching LALD I was trying to get over Moore as the Saint. During Goldeneye I was trying to distance myself from Pierce being Remington Steele. Lazenby on the other hand was just James Bond. Regarding Craig, he too was jus…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Silva’s island as well has that vibe I think. Can easily imagine a Fleming villain living on a deserted island…
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Denbigh wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » I don’t really see Goldeneye as derivative at all. If anything I think it was a perfect balance of the Bond formula and a more modern (to the time period) action thriller, which I thin…
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This is absurd really 😅 I didn't liked CR '67 and it's the film I wished was made differently, or better not to be in existence, just ridiculous all around and didn't makes sense, it's even more weirder than what The Beatles did in their Magical …
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CharmianBond wrote: » I do think GE has that perfect blend of traditional with modern sensibilities. Also jumping back a bit, conceptually merging the Octopussy story with Blofeld I don't necessarily have a problem with but if you're gonna have…
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That's why it's a bit odd for me when the Producers referenced it in FYEO PTS, especially given of the film's reputation at the time. And it's more explicit than ever before, it felt like a direct sequel to OHMSS with Blofeld being even based off…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Michael Wilson's story ideas and scripts have been of uneven quality, to say the least. Yet, for some reason, it's "Babs" who takes most of the blame from so-called fans. MakeshiftPython wrote: » Because they were probably …
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delfloria wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » JustJames wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Denise Richards was convincing as a Nuclear Physicist, as Barbara Bach was, as a (Russian) Human Being or Tanya Roberts as a Government Geol…
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Again, for me, I have no against Bond dying or any choices they've made, it's more about on execution and the way it's written. It could've been so much better, it's a missed opportunity for me, they took a risk but they've dropped the ball and p…
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Moore had good and better TV shows than his films, The Saint and The Persuaders were all better than his filmography outside of Bond, the only remarkable films he'd starred in were the Bond films, of course. Brosnan's films were better than his T…
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I liked Moore's TV shows, not much on his non Bond films, my favorite of the lot is The Persuaders, for such a brief TV show, it's one of the best, it worked in all aspects especially the acting and chemistry between the leads (Moore and Curtis), th…
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JustJames wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » JustJames wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Denise Richards was convincing as a Nuclear Physicist, as Barbara Bach was, as a (Russian) Human Being or Tanya Roberts as a Government Geol…
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JustJames wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Denise Richards was convincing as a Nuclear Physicist, as Barbara Bach was, as a (Russian) Human Being or Tanya Roberts as a Government Geologist. CrabKey wrote: » Not for a seco…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » I don't mind seeing Bond getting laid, although watching some of the Moore films now, I do find myself finding it occasionally a tad creepy. Connery had his moments too. I prefer Dalton's totally implausible escapade on the…
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Denise Richards was convincing as a Nuclear Physicist, as Barbara Bach was, as a (Russian) Human Being or Tanya Roberts as a Government Geologist. CrabKey wrote: » Not for a second did I buy DR in the role. For me it comes down to this. Of all …
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#10 for me, for me this is where the Brosnan Era really stands out, all of his Pre-Title Sequences were all great, fun, action packed and memorable. Die Another Day for me is such a promising start to a Bond film (seeing Bond tackling the issues …
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The only one I've enjoyed from Craig so far is Knives Out (I haven't watched Glass Onion yet), the rest were kinda okay, the films that I've seen from him tend to be more dark and serious, more matured than his Bond films, and there's Craig always s…
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Benny wrote: » I believe originally that FYEO was written with a view that Roger Moore would not return, so this could've been a new actors debut film. Thus the continuity was established, including the Tracy story, along with the bald and simila…
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I may ask especially that I've already mentioned it here, but why to use OHMSS when they could've use a reference from the Connery Era to show the continuity? I mean, OHMSS was still the dark horse/black sheep of the Franchise at the time, so, it's …
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goldenswissroyale wrote: » @SIS_HQ I really don't understand how this should be insulting to visit the grave of your own wife? You say that this should have happened in an earlier movie. But a) This PTS doesn't say that he never visited the grav…
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Yes! Thank you! @GoldenGun I have it at the last place of my rankings, and I've explained already my reasons for disliking it! The visit to Tracy's grave almost took many years and many films, this should've been right after OHMSS, or maybe a fi…
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Neither for me, so this is a pass. Next question, please? 😊
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#16 for me, really do people in this forum ranked the PTS of For Your Eyes Only higher than this? Heck, I even ranked it higher than Licence To Kill, because it's just so much fun. It's so much fun! Although yes, I prefer others better, but it's …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » CharmianBond wrote: » Kojak007 wrote: » A film with a good balance of all elements would be great to start the next era. Maybe something in the direction of TLD would be great. It has a solid plot a…
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CharmianBond wrote: » Kojak007 wrote: » A film with a good balance of all elements would be great to start the next era. Maybe something in the direction of TLD would be great. It has a solid plot and some suspense and drama, but also decent h…
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I liked that Bond is the one that gets chased by the enemies, it brings out the vulnerability in him, my favorite example of this is in OHMSS where Bond gets chased by Irma Bunt and the SPECTRE henchmen in the Swiss Market/Skating Rink. Bond chas…
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peter wrote: » @SIS_HQ ... There are a lot of very, late, middle-aged, out of shape men, having terribly choreographed punch-ups with Brosnan, vs the Mitchell/Bond scrap on a dangling rope, the Slate/Bond match-up, the Dominic Greene Axe/Bond batt…
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