Shardlake
"Yes Considerably"
About
- Username
- Shardlake
- Location
- Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
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- Member
- Location
- Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Casino Royale
- Favourite Bond Film
- On Her Majestys Secret Service
- Favourite Bond Actor
- Daniel Craig
- Posts
- 4,043
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Jackman would have been a better Bond than Craig? Typical of Brosnan fans to think this. Personally I think that is utter bollocks!
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barryt007 wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Corbyn sound like a refreshing change to me. At least it's alternative not some watered down Tory Party like Tony suckered us all into back in 1997. The oppostion should be just that and not a paler …
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Corbyn sound like a refreshing change to me. At least it's alternative not some watered down Tory Party like Tony suckered us all into back in 1997. The oppostion should be just that and not a paler diet version of the other side of the house.…
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MI style Bond Team sounds like a bloody stupid idea. Not all of us want to take Tom Cruise in the alley and pleasure him like some I know. Can't stand the insufferable scientologist and certainly don't want his vastly overrated franchise influe…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Mine is lower, around 115 - 125. I like the movie that have a brisk pace, and feel succinct and snappy. If Turner was Bond you wouldn't care what length it is.
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Craig seems to get tarred with the personal angle but it didn't start in his era. Yes it's more intense but Brosnan was doing it from TWINE onwards. I don't necessarily think they'll jetison the idea entirely with the next Bond, probably not s…
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vzok wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Considering all the hype Bodyguard got and yes it was very entertaining, BBC's Informer seemed to stay under the radar in comparison. Well for me and my Wife it was considerbly superior in all departments. …
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Arctic Monkeys, ideal time for them to supply the theme.
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ToTheRight wrote: » Maybe Sam Smith could return as well performing an encore of WRITINGS ON THE WALL as the theme song for B25? I seriously f*%$ing hope not.
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NicNac wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » As someone who hated SPECTRE was one of it's most viscious critics yes news like this is very worrying. Although I'm not going to shoot down those so sceptical that this a terrible move as they have founda…
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As someone who hated SPECTRE was one of it's most viscious critics yes news like this is very worrying. Although I'm not going to shoot down those so sceptical that this a terrible move as they have foundation due to the utter clust f*%k SPECTRE …
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Not made the film at all.
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zebrafish wrote: » @Shardlake , out of curiosity: Is Babylon Berlin dubbed in English or do you watch with subtitles? Watch it with subtitles, wouldn't even contemplate dubbing, so off putting.
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BBC News is just Tory Party propaganda, anyone trying to make out the BBC is lefty in their news programming currently isn't watching it anymore or is deluded or in denial. All of the news readers are tories and don't even hide it. They constant…
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Considering all the hype Bodyguard got and yes it was very entertaining, BBC's Informer seemed to stay under the radar in comparison. Well for me and my Wife it was considerbly superior in all departments. I mean how does Richard Madden compare…
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This is looking terrific, don't want to call too soon but if this is a hit and they've talked about DC's character being a modern day Poirot could this be a beginning of a new series? It would be great to have every few years a new whodunnit with…
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I have no problem with the action in SF but quite few of those slagging it off are Brosnan fans and outside of GE all the action sequences onwards sent me to sleep. I agree the action sequences in the DC films do push the narrative on. The SF …
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Alienist was huge disappointment, as someone who read the books over 20 years ago I'd waited for it be it a film or a TV series, if Netflix or HBO had done this it would have been much better but TNT. Not surprised it was a dud and neutered all the…
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It's bloody awful, enough said. To not have problem with all it's crimes and say SF was worse is beyond me! SF has it's problems but they are nothing compared to crimes that SP's storyline and so called revelations or depth charges as that pra…
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AlexanderWaverly wrote: » //Yes it's fine when he reveals a director or a writer or maybe a rumoured cast member but to go as explicit as saying Waltz was going to be Blofeld or take delight in revealing Dench was to die in Skyfall ruining genuine…
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BAIN123 wrote: » Line of Duty Have been catching up with this on DVD since watching the first series a couple of months back. Spent last night binge-watching series 3. Brilliant cast and performances and a thrilling (if sometimes preposterous) …
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zebrafish wrote: » I just finished series 2 of Babylon Berlin. Let me just say - wow! Excellent actors, even in small roles, and I would not be surprised at all if someone like actor Peter Kurth appeared in a Bond film. I don't want to spoi…
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I'm greatly encouraged by no leaks, we'll hear news when we hear it. To be honest there is plenty of time once filming starts for the likes of Baz to ruin all the surprises, imagine going into Skyfall not knowing Dench's M was going to die. On…
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peter wrote: » Nice review, @Shardlake ! I wanted to see this anyways. Now, more so!! Let me know when you've seen it and see if you understand what I mean about it catching me by surprise despite it being a McQueen film through and through.
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Widows 2018 My wife and I been a fan since catching a screening of Hunger in 2008 at the Warwick Arts Centre, not only was this gritty raw piece of celluloid the debut film for former Turner Prize winning Steve McQueen it was also the calling car…
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peter wrote: » oh yes, @Shardlake -- my favourite Renfield... I have a feeling you will like lots from these short films.. Love me some Coens so I think I'll be satisfied, just been to see Widows today, big McQueen fan and suitably impresse…
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peter wrote: » I loved four out of six, @LeonardPine ... Of course the best being the first story. My gut's still aching with laughter. The fifth story was also one of my favourites, and these boys are very conniving. Here's my theory: they wan…
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Darkest Hour 2017 Gary Oldman is brilliant but he usually is, his ability to be not just be a man in a suit with prosthetics is commendable. Although this is more of a testament to Oldman as an actor but not anything better than his Dracula for …
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I have no problem with lightening things with the next Bond actor but we've had far more lighter films than darker, though listening to entitled fans you'd think the opposite. Craig's only made 4 films so far, you'd think the whole series had bee…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » peter wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » When watching the films he's in, I've always found it strange they just didn't use Mr. White as the Blofeld of the Craig era. Not as the character, but as the returning villain pulli…
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