Shardlake
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- Shardlake
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- Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
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- Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Casino Royale
- Favourite Bond Film
- On Her Majestys Secret Service
- Favourite Bond Actor
- Daniel Craig
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Satorious wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » hearing someone do sinister the best since Barry is just a joy. I won't deny I've been missing the more sinister edge in Bond scores since Dalton left. This sounds very encouraging I got vibes …
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Satorious wrote: » The best since TLD? That's a bold statement indeed. Quite possibly but I think it is that good. DA for me only consistently bought it with his QOS score, CR is sublime but those Austin Powers horns on the Miami scene are…
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My old friend @peter sent me the link so had to just pop back and say, Zimmer has brought it. Just on my first listen I'm calling this the best score since TLD, it's that good.
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If people can't see our rights being eroded bit by bit then they are naive and blind. Laws being enacted to stop people from protesting properly, the right to object, especially with such a right wing government with frightening powers, sorry but…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » I think we will see a release of NTTD in the UK in October. Europe need to catch up and their constant dithering and sowing the seeds of doubt over the Az va…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » I think we will see a release of NTTD in the UK in October. Europe need to catch up and their constant dithering and sowing the seeds of doubt over the Az vaccine in an attempt to Hide their own incompeten…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » I’ve been thinking, Rishi Sunak would’ve made a great Bond if he was an actor. But alas, he is just a great politician. :)) :)) :)) This is satire is it, brilliant politician :)) :)) :))
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Red_Snow wrote: » https://twitter.com/JamesBondAUS/status/1360669730172936193 A very in depth article from production sound mixer Simon Hayes about the Norwegian leg of the shoot. Thanks for sharing, I'm not going to lie , a lot of fa…
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I don't think we can judge Fiennes on SP being is first fully fledged film as M, though he was far from dull in SF as Mallory. He showed such promise there, made you think he'd be fantastic in SP yet like the cast he was shackled with a terrible …
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BonSimonLeBon_1 wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » antovolk wrote: » Famous last words but I am getting the feeling with all the recent news - theatrical window changes in the UK, vaccine rollout, potential Amazon acquisition - NTTD may stick t…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I'm pretty happy with TFC on Blu-ray myself, I'm certainly not replacing everything in the format, I have 300+ Blu-ray's and currently over 50 4K UHD's. It will take some proper favourites for me to u…
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I'm pretty happy with TFC on Blu-ray myself, I'm certainly not replacing everything in the format, I have 300+ Blu-ray's and currently over 50 4K UHD's. It will take some proper favourites for me to upgrade in most cases, new titles I will get on…
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While I'll agree SF & SP looked the best in comparison to the Blu-ray. I liked the look of both CR & QOS, it isn't night and day but still looked pretty vibrant on my 55" OLED. I've heard a lot of people are not impressed what Jackson …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Roadphill wrote: » Thunderpussy wrote: » Just on spectacle alone the MI films have left Bond standing. I hate to say it But they're now the go to films for Big stunt work. Yet have also managed as @mtm points out, t…
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QsCat wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » QsCat wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Cruise is scum. Ha say what you really think why don't you There is plenty out there to show this, if people feel comfortable loving him and his films I …
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QsCat wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Cruise is scum. Ha say what you really think why don't you There is plenty out there to show this, if people feel comfortable loving him and his films I guess that is their business but I absolut…
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Cruise is scum.
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Matt007 wrote: » Mr_Beach wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » The jab roll out means we are stuck with this for at least a year, as everyone vaccinated needs 2 jabs, and in the UK there is a 12 weeks wait between the first and second jab. …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Bond is not and never will be a kitchen sink drama, no matter how much Craig and the regime wish to contorted it into one. When I compare the likes of Skyfall with any of the pre-Barbara films, theres a cavernous divide in sty…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » A deeper psychological exploration of a character like Bond sounds like a good a good idea on the surface, and they managed to make it work for one film, but where narratively does that go over the course of a 4 or 5 film arc?…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » If blu-rays were true to what films looked exactly like in cinema then we’d see a lot more dirt marks and cigarette burns on the discs. Unless you’re making a project like GRINDHOUSE which was meant to replicate the grimy …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Not everyone is a video/audiophile. DVDs sell like crazy to this day because for most people DVD quality simply is good enough. It hasn't died like VHS did because the sales are still strong, and as long as they continue t…
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I find my Blu-ray's upscale nicely on my 4K Player, I won't be upgrading everything to 4K UH Blu-ray. Though certain films are a definite, the Indiana Jones & Godfather sets when they are released (although KOTCS will gather a lot of dust) …
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I've just watched Casino, oh my god reference quality, Robert Richardson's cinematography pops more than anytime since I saw it at the cinema. I do still think Goodfellas is superior but the margin is slim and this is still another masterpiece f…
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Can't say I have had any issues with my LG 4K Player, 4K UHD, Panasonic OLED set up. Watched the new Studio Canal 4K UHD of Escape From New York last night, the detail was astounding, the film has never looked this good, the fact the blacks are s…
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peter wrote: » Absolutely agree with @Benny and @NicNac ... It seems, though, that some have a real desire, for one reason or another, to see this film fail. That way they can continue to aim their figurative guns at Craig and Broccoli and blame t…
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Benny wrote: » Thanks @Shardlake I had read reviews and wanted to make my own mind up. I'm guessing the fan boys have ramped up the IMDB rating. Aside from a few scenes and set pieces, I'd say Tenet is the bottom of Nolan's films. I believe it wa…
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Benny wrote: » Mumble, mumble, mumble *LOUD MUSIC* mumble, mumble, mumble. So I watched Tenet last night with my son, and have to say what drivel. I'm very hit or miss with Nolan's work. Only really liked Dunkirk since his last Batman movie. And …
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With Christopher Nolan as far away from it as possible. Tenet proves that Nolan shouldn't even be able to get anywhere near Bond. Maybe before he grew so successful and was new kid on the block but he has believed is own hype and produced an a…
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Craig blows Brosnan out of the water as an actor, also Craig did what Dalton would have liked to have done if he'd been more relaxed as a cinematic actor. Dalton has his moments but consistently leaves him standing, apart from not being as convin…
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