Shardlake
"Yes Considerably"
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- 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
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- 4,043
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I've seen And then there were none but wouldn't waste my time on Poldark. Agreed Turner was good in it, it was terrific production all round, any BBC Christie adaptation since has been hugely disappointing. If it comes down to Cavill or Turner…
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One things for sure if Cavill did get the role he'd have no problem floating in any water based scenes.
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No to Winstone, he's now a caricature of himself.
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » They're both wonderful in their own ways, but I find myself watching Rear Window more often. It's that smidge more accessible as a Sunday afternoon film. Plus the beautiful future Grace Of Monaco certainly helps ;) …
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Bentley007 wrote: » Getting back on to the topic of Bond25. https://t.co/3VnIpjMU3X?amp=1 I am really excited by this choice of actor. If he is a possibility then I'd be on board with this, he's great in La Haine in a early role altho…
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I've personally never been impressed by the guy the first Holmes film was entertaining and I didn't mind Snatch but I remember when Lock Stock was released and went to see at the cinema and left thinking it was the emperors new clothes, Richie just …
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Rear Window 1954 It's between this and Vertigo and oh yes it does indeed hold up today. The mastery of it's construction and the set design is second to none, Stewart & Kelly crackle on the screen and Burr makes a sinister suspect. Thelma …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » matt_u wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » matt_u wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » 2018. Wake up. I'm not saying someone like Clarkson couldn't deliver a good Bond movie. No one can know…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » matt_u wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » 2018. Wake up. I'm not saying someone like Clarkson couldn't deliver a good Bond movie. No one can know, in fact. I'm saying that the idea of a Bond movie IN 2018 made by …
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JeremyBondon wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » JeremyBondon wrote: » To be honest I'm not particularly keen on a woman directing Bond 25 and that is my opinion I stand by. Bond is a man's man in a small testosterone fueled world. A woman directi…
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JeremyBondon wrote: » To be honest I'm not particularly keen on a woman directing Bond 25 and that is my opinion I stand by. Bond is a man's man in a small testosterone fueled world. A woman directing a Bond film sounds like a politically correct …
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DrClatterhand wrote: » I think losing Boyle may be a gift. I'd love Yann Demange to land the gig. '71 had action that all related to plot, and he was able to convey tension masterfully. On another note, it's really sad to see you guys falling o…
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RC7 wrote: » Getafix wrote: » the tarantula room is a great example what can be achieved for minimal cost with a great production designer. it probably cost one thousandth of any given set during the Craig era and yet still resonates more stro…
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Birdleson wrote: » @Shardlake , nice reviews, but you are a tough grader. Thanks @Birdleson, it's been a while since I've seen both and I'm starting what will be a very drawn out marathon on the lead up to Bond 25. The one I'm interested…
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Yann would definitely would be where the smart money is at the moment although I hear Bart Layton due to American Animals critical acclaim is gaining traction. I've not seen AA so can't comment but it definitely sounds an intriguing film, any wor…
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Although the song as a whole is not great White really gives the intro some punch and after that brief but visceral and heartpounding PTS it really sets you up for what is to come. That film really needed something like what was delivered, a fema…
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LeChiffre wrote: » Colonel Sun talks the most sense about Bond than I've heard in a long while. I hope you will return and keep up the voice of reason. +1
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » JeremyBondon wrote: » Wait, so no one has puzzled together Peter and Colonel Sun are most likely one and the same person, I have a couple of weeks ago, but I thought it would be pointless to mention it since I ha…
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JeremyBondon wrote: » Wait, so no one has puzzled together Peter and Colonel Sun are most likely one and the same person, or Peter and his wife, his right and left hand? They seem to know each other awfully well, plus they have signed out at exact…
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I've been away and come back numerous times, admitted because I've bitten on some of forum members comments and back myself into a corner with my childish responses. I don't have a problem admitting when I'm wrong although my last spat was with a…
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How anyone would want Mendes back is beyond me, maybe if you have an agenda to show Craig can't go out on a high and just want to prove your point that he can't and should have finished with SPECTRE. That is the only reason I can think of, as Bon…
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Now this could be really good, I had the good fortune to see Dusty Springfield Story on stage a few months back at the Sheffield Lyceum and thoroughly enjoyed it. I remarked to my Wife though that one segment could benefit from more of an investiga…
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mattjoes wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » I prefer WOTW to Skyfall, if we forget about the vocals for a moment. I enjoy the composition and arrangement better. I also think it doesn't cross the line in terms of pastiche, so it…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Red_Snow wrote: » David Mackenzie Talks TIFF Opener 'Outlaw King' and Those Persistent James Bond Rumors https://hollywoodreporter.com/news/outlaw-king-director-david-mackenzie-q-a-2018-tiff-1140669…
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Decided to start my Bond Marathon from the beginning. Dr No 1962 There is plenty to like about Dr No, of course it kicks off this character and series that so many love and follow, it introduced a new star to the world in the shape of Sean Con…
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Getafix wrote: » They're 2 mediocre entries in my opinion. Both overlong, poorly written and with a sense of being cobbled together on the hoof. That's all wrapped up of course in high production values, great cinematography and some nicely staged…
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Birdleson wrote: » There was a time when I was the only one (maybe two of us) who thought SP was a huge disappointment. I'll admit considering I'm one of those that hates it the most now, when I originally saw it I did seem quite happy with…
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RC7 wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » @peter & @ColonelSun pretty much on the nose I'd say but hey don't take any notice of that just invest in wild silly conspiracy theories from MI6's resident nut job. Excus…
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@peter & @ColonelSun pretty much on the nose I'd say but hey don't take any notice of that just invest in wild silly conspiracy theories from MI6's resident nut job.
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Tuck91 wrote: » The third act detracts & for 275 million the action needed to be better Agree. There are plenty of films with lesser budgets delivering far better action scenes. Don't forget that explosio…
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