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Neither of these I'm a fan of. But I'd have to go with You Only Live Twice, at least that film tried to be a decent Bond film at least, though Connery's performance (and his Japanese Makeup) really detriments the film everytime I'm watching it, b…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » DewiWynBond wrote: » @Benny Acting is in my blood. I have grey hair. I can sing and I don't have a Welsh accent. Every day I get stronger. You'll need to dye the hair, like Connery, Moore, Dalton and Brozza had to d…
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Benny wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » For me, at least what I've found strange and un-Bondian looking in their outfits: Actually Dalton's suits are both also strange looking to me, not spy looking, and Bond in the books was also a fine dresser, bu…
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TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Actually Dalton's suits are both also strange looking to me, not spy looking, and Bond in the books was also a fine dresser, but with Dalton's suits, they looked like an 80's Action Police would've likel…
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For me, at least what I've found strange and un-Bondian looking in their outfits: Actually Dalton's suits are both also strange looking to me, not spy looking, and Bond in the books was also a fine dresser, but with Dalton's suits, they looked li…
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Between Die Another Day and A View To A Kill, I''ll go with Die Another Day: Sure, the villains are better in A View To A Kill, Gustav Graves is a caricature of a Bond villain, and wasted Toby Stephens (who's a good actor) in such a comical role,…
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Moore should not be in A View To A Kill, his age was just really showing, his body just wasn't fit for the role. Actually, since then, as much as I think Moore is the most handsome actor to play Bond, I think since from the get go, his age did re…
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thedove wrote: » I dare say that it might be more remembered for it's movie poster than anything else. I love the film and am glad to get a grounded Bond. But like someone already offered up, maybe it's too grounded and low key for it's own go…
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On Her Majesty's Secret Service would be my pick too, it's got a great story, a beautiful cinematography, a Bond Girl who can really match Bond in all aspects! A more developed and fleshed out romance, and a plot that successfully combined the James…
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Actually the film had some memorable parts but for the other things: Most people remember this film for Bibi Dahl (the girl who hooked up with Bond), the notorious Pre Title Sequence about Blofeld and his delicatessen line, the ending with Thatcher…
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The problem with this film was it's very low key, low key in a sense that it's too much small scale, there's no certain grandiosity in the film, so as a result, there's little memorability to it. And the technical aspects of it doesn't helped eit…
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » Alfred Hitchcock Presents | Diamonds Aren't Forever (1989) Starring George Lazenby as James [REDACTED] You know that a film or tv show is questionabl…
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007HallY wrote: » TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » Alfred Hitchcock Presents | Diamonds Aren't Forever (1989) Starring George Lazenby as James [REDACTED] You know that a film or tv show is questionable when George Lazenby is legitimately the …
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FoxRox wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Moore and LALD. It's one of the fun outliers in the series for me and a damn good film. Dalton is fantastic in TLD but I don't hold the same amount of love for it that a lot of you all do. I would love to reac…
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thedove wrote: » Just for fun I did some googling and discovered the following about their ages in the Bond films. Jane Seymour was 22 in LALD Roger was 46! I don't think this is a big deal in the film and haven't heard too many in the Bond com…
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007HallY wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » mtm wrote: » Stacey feels one of the more frustrating, because they'd just had a slightly more mature co-star in Octopussy (and I don't mean mature just in age but attitude) and Roger really benefitted …
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If you can pick a classical composer to do Bond themes, like we have John Barry, David Arnold and etc., Now, if we're going to replace them with classical composers, per film, which one and whom? Antonio Vivaldi will be my version of Monty Norman…
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Gerard wrote: » In Black Widow, Natacha watches Moonraker on her laptop, and seems to know the dialogue by heart. And some said the plot was a bit similar to OHMSS (is this true? I haven't watched the film yet)
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Both aren't my favorites, not much of a Moore Fan (my only favorite of his is Moonraker), then I prefer LTK for Dalton. But in this one, I prefer TLD, LALD, for me was really a slow watch (slow paced), it's a film with an overlong chases in diffe…
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What needs an explanation are those missions that happened in the PTS, that had no connection to the main film, or separate from the main film. 1. Goldfinger, we all know that it's Bond doing a night duty, but it would be interesting to know who'…
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007HallY wrote: » Cool thread. I suppose it's probably because Bond isn't in it, but I always become interested in Scaramaga's life in TMWTGG's PTS. Like, how did he get to the point of being the best assassin in the world? Why does he have this w…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Roger just keeps smiling. 😄 QBranch wrote: » Say what you want about the PTS, but that helicopter was awesome. That beginning was my introduction to Bond. The 'plot' of the PTS is ridiculous -- it's a lot of fun, but i…
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thedove wrote: » Question that popped into my head thanks to @Benny behind the scenes thread. Is FYEO the only Bond film where both the PTS and the ending are tonally off from the rest of the movie. I love the PTS and find it a fun way to star…
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For me, they have interesting premises, but missed on that, really. Goodnight, for example was meant to be a British agent (with the exception of Strawberry Fields or Miranda Frost), she's the only primary/main Bond Girl who's working behalf of B…
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Just from what I've observed, can we safely say that the Moore Bond Girls are poorly written? (Kinda like a step down from the 60's Bond Girls). Solitaire - A good actress in Jane Seymour, but the character was just passive and didn't do much, mo…
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Does anyone know that Melina was a callback to Honey Ryder? It's been said in some trivia that 'Mel' was a latin word for Honey, but in Greek, the word for it was 'Mele/Meli'. So Melina means Honey Ryder. So, I may be nitpicking here, but I…
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You know, I really love the scene of Bond talking sincerely to Manuela after he'd saved her from Jaws, I think Moore showed a bit of humanity in there, I really see the concern in Moore's face while doing that scene.
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My main idea for the game would be: Since it's released on 2012 (Skyfall's release & the Anniversary of the Franchise), this how I would've done it: This game was set before the events of Skyfall, with the Quantum organization still being …
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mtm wrote: » TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » Maybe they could reprise their roles in videogame form like Connery did with the From Russia With Love game. I'm still a bit annoyed they didn't do one with Roger after FRWL. Hopefully he'd have been…
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CrabKey wrote: » Any of the living former Bonds could come back as M or some other high ranking MI6 official. But as Bond? No. We don't need old codger jokes and seeing Bond sitting around in his slippers and underwear yelling at the neighbors, wh…
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