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007HallY wrote: » Neither Mendes nor Fukunaga are ‘arthouse’ directors though. Both have not only worked in drama but other genres too (ie. war films, gangster etc). If anything both also broadly fit the criteria of being able to handle drama whil…
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'It is light entertainment!' Jeffrey Archer fumes 'woke' editing of James Bond novels https://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-radio/1739861/Jeffery-Archer-James-Bond-woke-editing Good Morning Britain presenters Ed Balls and Susanna Reid were joi…
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » I also think most of the action scenes in NTTD aren't that memorable. Do fans really look forward to the Lab attack, Cuba sequence, Norway chase? Even some action in Safin's lair doesn't really stand out. Something like …
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11794039/amp/Sensitivity-readers-remove-offensive-language-James-Bond-books-including-Casino-Royale.html Octopussy (Short Story) is also included.
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I'm afraid that Max The Parrot had created his own game app (and it looks like that he's influenced by Bond), because mystery and detective, solve a murder?! (Inspired by the killing of Melina's parents!) And have us to act like James Bond.
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Congratulations! @ProfJoeButcher You've got it! In these three films (TLD, FYEO and SP), Bond never took his shirt off, nor was he naked, that's an interesting trivia, as in all of the films, there's always a scene where Bond was shirtless, exce…
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For Clarification and Clues: 1. We usually seeing Bond in this, he commonly doing this, except in these three films. 2. What makes one of those films an OOO, is despite of Bond not seen in this look (for the whole film), the Title Sequence did…
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Benny wrote: » So it's not something we can see on screen? It's in the Title Sequence.
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Outside the actual film, in the Title Sequence. For confusion: The OOO was seen in the Title Sequence!
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Interesting, but it's still not. Another clue: What makes it an OOO is the Title Sequence, it involves Bond in one of his common looks, something that's not evident or seen/shown in the actual movie. Bond usually do this (it's part of the charac…
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Actually, the Parrot once again appeared in The Living Daylights. (But here's the story behind it) Before Bond left Melina, Melina asked Bond if he could take home the parrot because she couldn't able to take care of it due to her being busy a…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » @MI6HQ at that time I was starting a career in the US military. I served in the Pacific but not in the Philippines. I'm aware the February elections triggered the revolution to overthrow longtime president Ferdinand Ma…
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Benny wrote: » You go to school on a Saturday @MI6HQ ? Yes for PE class, it's every Saturday, it's on Morning till high noon. Then Office and Systems Management, but our Saturday class there is alternate, for example we have class there …
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The 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution was happened in February 25, but the President decided to move the Non-Working Holiday to 24 (Friday), and make 25 (Saturday) a regular working day. Remember who's our current President? Well, it's come as a …
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I don't know where to put this, but it's here! The new Fleming book covers design! The US editions! https://mailchi.mp/ianfleming/agent_alert_us?e=ec5a95c3f9&fbclid=IwAR1Szx87-RhDAh_SNpbdqP_JpvjPNaPeqMa4ZoX31FW9vb7ZwFLRs0YBB_I I wou…
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Clue: These three doesn't involved a particular Bond characteristic/trait. But the OOO does include it but outside of the film, just observe those three films, they all something in common, but what makes the OOO different is that certain Bond…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Of all the owners of "Max" (aka Chrome) over the years, Dame Diana Rigg was the real macaw. :x :x :x
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Herr_Stockmann wrote: » Speaking of previous unused ideas, I still think there is something that could be build around the early Octopussy scripts involving Bond helping the Octopus Cult in its gang war against SPECTRE. Why to help them, un…
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Benny wrote: » Are you sure you’re a twenty something year old girl @MI6HQ ? You have a large knowledge of things that would normally be unusual for a person of your age. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. I've actually saw it fir…
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Now I've already found out the main inspiration for You Only Live Twice 1967, the inspiration just came one year earlier before YOLT, and most likely influenced the Producers (hence rockets, secret bases and islands in the Pacific). No doubt..... N…
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Not still, not what I'm looking for. Try and try and you will get it. Clue: Just think of the usual Bond traits or what he usually does, you will find in these three films that he'd never done one of those. Bond was always doing these in all …
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Nope still. Clue: These three Bond films are distinctive from the rest of the Bond films as I've observed, because there's one thing that Bond never done in all these three films (that he usually do in all of the rest of the films, except to thes…
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slide_99 wrote: » I don't mind emotion in Bond movies, as nearly every one of them has some semblance of it. I just don't want the emotional heft to be the story itself. These are supposed to be spy movies. For Bond 26 I'd like an actual plot t…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » echo wrote: » You could say the same for OHMSS. Take out Tracy and Bond's "Blofeld is something of a must with me" story and you have 45 minutes left. I'm the biggest fan of OHMSS (my second favourite in the seri…
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That's interesting, but not still, I'm afraid.....
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You're right on OOO @Benny But not that's not the answer that I'm finding for, try again.
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Hoping this one would turned out easy for you guys, I have this one in mind for a very long time. For Your Eyes Only SPECTRE The Living Daylights
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Can I have this round?
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » I just don't see why we can't have at least one bond film where they leave "emotional heft" at the door and just focus on having a rollicking good time. Babs keeps saying t…
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CrabKey wrote: » MI6HQ wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » After 25 films it will be difficult to create a story that doesn't feel like a retread of a previous Bond film or two. Real life events saying: "Look around you!" :)) I don'…
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