Seve
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MaxCasino wrote: » Technically, Q is a quantum computer (arguably AI) in the Kim Sherwood 00-Trilogy. Perhaps because the human Q (or Boothroyd) is on the run in Quantum of Menace? Even the books try to be as modern as possible. Plus, Sebasta…
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Nothing can give us more "Fleming" novels, he's dead AI will certainly give us more "James Bond" novels, as other human authors have already done, but whether they are any good or not will be for the audience to decide I'm sure AI will also be…
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FoxRox wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I think Full Metal Jacket is one of Kubrick’s weakest films, but it’s still very good and I definitely enjoy revisiting it every so often. As…
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007HallY wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I think The Deer Hunter is a well-made film, but I have zero desire to ever rewatch it. Agreed. It’s not a P…
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Gerard wrote: » Wouldn't work In WW II, bomber crews were, alas, not integrated. That's disappointing news, but on the other hand, when have inconvenient truths and facts ever stopped Hollywood from doing whatever they felt like? For ex…
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Nice discovery, thanks for sharing Hollywood could have made a WW2 bomber movie with Jimmy Stewart (pilot) Clark Gable (observer gunner) Charles Bronson (aerial gunner) Morgan Freeman (radar technician)
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Somebody’s Stolen Our Russian Spy / OK Yevtushenko Tom Adams makes his third and final appearance as secret agent Charles Vine, which qualifies him for membership of a very select club of Eurospy actors who have played the same agent more than tw…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » I'm really not so sure. A lot of the teams I see today, are more about filling roles and structure, than "freestyling" individualists and dribblers. True dat Torgeirtrap wrote: » Jeremy Doku is a good dribbler, but h…
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Tracy wrote: » has-anyone-been-able-to-sit-thru-HeavensGate? Walken-is-in-it......only-seen-30min-of-it-or-something Yes, apart from being far to long, I think it's actually a good movie It was a while ago now and I may have watched i…
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Dragonpol wrote: » Is Francis the last pope? https://www.euronews.com/culture/2025/03/14/900-year-old-vatican-doomsday-prophecy-resurfaces-amid-pope-francis-illness Nah, Amazon have bought the rights The Pope will return in... "On …
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Contender #2 Dahlia Lavi 1961 - The Return of Doctor Mabuse (with Lex Barker) not stricly a Eurospy, but hey, it's got Gerte Frobbe (Goldfinger himself), an FBI agent operating in Europe (so in reality he'd probably be CIA) and an evil masterm…
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Nice to see your reviews of those French films @Torgeirtrap , I've always found French films hard to track down, unlike Italian films, which are all over Youtube. As to who is the "Queen of the pseudo-Bonds", I guess it depends on the criteria, s…
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Ludovico wrote: » I must say I love PG Tips adverts, but never liked their tea.
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DarthDimi wrote: » I hate tea. I need buckets of sugar to swallow even one cup down. It's bitter and flat. If I want caffeine, I'll drink a Red Bull. ;-) Even James Bond agrees with me. Fleming's Bond drinks coffee, never tea. It's true.…
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I enjoyed PG Tips when I lived over in Blighty, but now I drink Dilmah
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Some Girls Do Richard Johnson returns as Bulldog Drummond and gives another impressively “Bond-esque” performance. Apparently true blue BD fans don’t like this very 1960s incarnation of the character, personally I don’t have much BD experience my…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Yep, I agree. The modern era of football has lost some of the allure of the older days. Maybe though, that's also because I'm getting older :)) Haha, you and me both! Also regarding modern footbal…
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Where The Bullets Fly Tom Adams returns for a second go-round as Charles Vine, but without his broom handle Mauser. This second edition is intended to be more of a spoof from the get go, I can tell this because half the actors are familiar fac…
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I came across this last night when I was channel surfing It's from "Mean Girls", but don't let that put you off I'm not a fan of vibrato style singing either But I think this song certainly derives from JB musical cues and is rather good "Some…
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Kinjite (Forbidden Subjects) This is a slice of vintage Bronson style action, kicking ass and taking names, perhaps his best effort of the late 1980s (which some will suggest is not saying much, but aficionados’ will take as a recommendation) …
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Madame Sin Robert Wagner does a Eurospy Wikipedia says that “Wagner's friend and agent Albert Broccoli suggested that he audition to play James Bond, but he decided it was not right for him.” (Yeah right!) And “The following year, he pro…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » "Seve wrote: » ...can anyone site an example of a movie where they think Oliver plays a character that displays a personality suitable for James Bond? Have you watched “The Assassination Bureau”? It came out i…
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Not a fan of Oliver Reed in "good guy" roles, comes across too dark and moody for mine, he made a perfect Athos though. But who knows, can anyone site an example of a movie where they think Oliver plays a character that displays a personality sui…
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thedove wrote: » What if Quantum of Solace hadn’t been affected by the writers’ strike? According to Craig QOS had Bond and Forster writing and re-writing scenes in this movie while it was being shot. Having already committed to a release dat…
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But wait, I've got one more Opens with the shot of Craig-Bond, his back to camera, watching the missles raining down from above, then apparently being vaporised, cut to shot a handsome stranger suddenly waking up as if from a nightmare, crying ou…
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Pre credit sequence, villains are up to something, a mysterious stranger appears, kicking arse and taking names. At the end of the sequence he enters a restaurant, hotel or airport, walks up to the maitre d, reception desk or ticketing counter and s…
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mtm wrote: » Seve wrote: » mtm wrote: » Seve wrote: » I think multiverses are completely un-necessary, anal retentive nonsense. As a child I couldn't understand why Dr Who changed from William Hartnell to Patrick Traughton and was ve…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Breakout as a Burt Reynolds movie is a funny description but it was made in 1975. It looks more like a Steve McQueen's leftover. It's a weird movie. Shows Charlie was trying to stay ahead of the curve, and I think i…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Other than the 5 Death Wish films, and The Mechanic, does anyone have any recommendations for any other Bronson films? Those 6 are the only ones i've seen. I've always been a Bronson fan since I was a kid and have seen…
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Dragonpol wrote: » IGotTheMessage wrote: » The forum doesn’t seem to be as lively these days as it once was. I could be wrong, but that is the vibe which I am getting. The forum was very lively in February past when the news broke about…
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