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Logan Ash?
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » It's not just nowadays. Bond films always had talent behind the camera that were arguably overqualified for it if you believe in the "prestige" label. It's what made many Bond films special: standard concepts elevated by t…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Well, they all have plots… I guess the issue with TMWTGG is that it’s trying to craft a high stakes story (in this case a film about a villain holding a potential solution to the energy crisis for himself…
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I would watch any Bond film, except 'Casino Royale 1967', I don't want to have a bad memory of watching a Bond film 😅, at least even in the Bond films I'm not a fan of, I could find some good in them, on the other hand, I can't find any good things …
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delfloria wrote: » Damien, of all people. He lives three doors down from me. We cross paths while walking dogs on regular basis. Don't think I can pry anything out of him but I'll let you know if I turn anything up. This same thing happen with Den…
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » If EON are still chasing prestige then they should just give the obvious choice a call. Give me Denis Villeneuve, if he could turn a very difficult book (Dune) into a great film, and sure he knows how to understand a …
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Since62 wrote: » echo wrote: » Connery's too bald, Lazenby's too inexperienced, Roger's too smooth, Timothy's too theatrical, Pierce's too thin, Craig's too blond. I trust Eon to get it right. Again. You forgot that Barry Nelson's h…
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I wish the next Bond posters were great looking, not like Photoshopped or plain like the last two recent Bond posters (SP & NTTD), still missing the hand made and very creative Bond posters in 60s-80's though.
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talos7 wrote: » Well, if they’re going for a really younger audience… That would've likely to happen if Disney acquired James Bond, oh my..... And you have teenagers or a love teams from Disney films and shows singing the Bond themes 😂…
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I'd rather have it be a planned ending, a planned ending means a proper ending, if the actor wanted to quit (either due to age, or getting weary in the role), there could be a proper ending made for him, so yes, a thoughtful send off. Would I ask…
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Okay, I will end this discussion once and for all. 007HallY wrote: » Look, I'm not going to side with petty Redditors, but do you think to some extent you're not quite being objective here either? A lot of this is your opinion, and I'm not sure…
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007HallY wrote: » Ok. I just don't quite see why The Beatles popularising certain techniques/styles, but not being the first ones to do so makes them any less a band. Music's an art form at the end of the day. You can't make something out of nothi…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » In keeping with the topic and what's being discussed, I'll happily join in and say I really don't care for The Beatles whatsoever. I'll never discount just how much they did for music, but I can say that I …
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"007HallY wrote: » The Beatles were the only memorable band/musicians from the 60s? Not sure about that at all. Maybe the most memorable for the average person, but again I think there's a reason for that beyond them simply being popular chart top…
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mtm wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Nonsense is the exact word for that Danny Boyle's film, Yesterday, The Beatles would not exist? In what way that The Beatles wouldn't exist in that timeline? Because based on history (researched them), what made Th…
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Nonsense is the exact word for that Danny Boyle's film, Yesterday, The Beatles would not exist? In what way that The Beatles wouldn't exist in that timeline? Because based on history (researched them), what made The Beatles were their musical influe…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » I'm just listening to Spotify, finding some playlists that would find me some great songs (mostly in the Indie Rock Genre), and playing them random when I've ran out of moves (until 5, if my memory…
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There's no wrong in them being your favorite, but the majority of people were calling them 'the greatest band ever' and even comparing new and upcoming musicians to them like they're the blueprint to which everyone should be compared is beyond me, a…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Whitewashed songs is a "new sound" ;) Anyway, there were a lot of white people in the 50s. Why Elvis? Because he's the one who had made it big, he's the one whom being called 'The King of Rock', people look at him as…
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Benny wrote: » I sometimes think you’re watching different movies to the rest of us @SIS_HQ Bond is not shaking when the snake passes over his legs in OP. At worst his expression changes briefly when he’s aware of its presence and turns to tell …
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CrabKey wrote: » @SIS_HQ - There is no greatest band or singer. There can't be because music evolves continually and each generation likes what is current. For me, a boomer, The Beatles are gods. But let's put that in perspective. Why boomers rave…
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George_Kaplan wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » Petrified Little Boy? I think what Bond (Moore) had shown in the swamp (jungle) in Octopussy with that snake is the perfect example of this phrase, along with his shaking, and at least Lazenby never showe…
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With regards to Music, been a music fan since I was a kid and yes, since that, I've grown to have a bit of standard in my music, and as I've come to watch the MTV VMA's 2024, my thoughts, once again, lingered into my mind: 1. I prefer Indie Rock …
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I'm just listening to Spotify, finding some playlists that would find me some great songs (mostly in the Indie Rock Genre), and playing them random when I've ran out of moves (until 5, if my memory serves), that's too ugly.
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » mtm wrote: » Yeah tend to agree, it's Roger who p…
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Brad Whittaker?
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » mtm wrote: » Yeah tend to agree, it's Roger who probably had the moments of fear. Apart from George…
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delfloria wrote: » @CrabKey The scary thing is that some younger fans would not bat an eye over a scene like that. Speaking of possible Bond actors, I just recalled something about being a BIG fan of "The Equalizer" TV series, which was origina…
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007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » mtm wrote: » Yeah tend to agree, it's Roger who probably had the moments of fear. Apart from George on the ice rink, it's not something the o…
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CrabKey wrote: » I most certainly cannot agree that Moore was an expressionistic actor and showed fear the best among Bonds. He simply did not have the range of other actors. He was Roger Moore as Bond and Roger Moore in most of his other roles. …
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