Shardlake
"Yes Considerably"
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- Shardlake
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- 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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This is just typical of what a ridiculous world we live in. Utter morons want to text then do it before they go in to see a film or before it starts if they must but not during a film and the fact a cinema chain is encouraging this is beyond beli…
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Pity the guy is a complete dick and gets a hard on killing defenseless animals.
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Birdleson wrote: » I just don't understand. I guess I never will. Not meaning to be a jerk about it, but the only reason I saw that movie (THE A-TEAM) was because it was my nephew's birthday pick. I cannot think of one redeeming aspect or momen…
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My main issue with KOTCS was that is was a pile of excrement. Seriously Ford is far too old to be playing Indiana Jones. Some of you don't when to let something go, it's like those are getting wet about Arnie still being the Terminator or Cona…
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CONNERY Best Film - FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE Best Performance - FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE MOORE Best Film - SWLM Best Performance - SWLM DALTON Best Film - LIVING DAYLIGHTS Best Performance - LIVING DAYLIGHTS BROSNAN Best Film - GOLDENEYE …
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I'd say it's the 70's for me, just a selection of this decade not in any particular order but it proves to me this is my favourite decade of film. The Exorcist Dirty Harry Godfather Godfather Pt 2 Chinatown Dog Day Afternoon All The Preside…
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I think TFA is far from a perfect film or reaching ESB levels of quality but this is leap years better than what we got with the prequels. It captured enough of the original spirit to make a great ride for me but no I still rank the previous orig…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » HASEROT wrote: » and for what it's worth - i still really enjoy SP... it's a middle of the road type of Bond film for me - it hits all the marks of what a traditional Bond film should be, but it just comes up a bit shor…
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I'm not sure how SF is garbage and SP isn't when it comes to the script. Considering its the most control they've ever had with a script SP seems to have been there baby yet you think its better? Butterworth only polished the dialogue, all the…
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Birdleson wrote: » I agree, I think he works best within budgetary limitations (this and JAWS). Undoubtedly, Duel is a hugely impressive debut and Jaws for me is the Beards masterpiece. The effect achieved with his budget and all the thi…
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bondjames wrote: » This is how I see it. The retcon was unnecessary, but if they wanted to give some significance to the angst and pain driven Craig era before it was all said and done with...some deeper meaning...then what better way to do it …
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I personally don't think (I'm sorry to bang on about it again) but the whole way they retconned the Craig era and the step brother nonsense can be underestimated. They made a complete cock up of it, fans of the film can try say that's not what w…
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Murdock wrote: » My pleasure Shardlake. A worthy addition to my Bond music collection and John Barry collection as well. :) @Murdock definitely a find that album, currently spinning as I type. The Bond suite is terrific and yes I do like t…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » IncompetentHenchman wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Regarding intro's and you can't actually call the bungee jump his intro, I believe Brosnan started in the toilet, quite ironic considering he exited with DAD back in th…
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Of recent got to give a mention to Sicario, Deakins is the man, the cinematgraphy in this film is astounding.
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Regarding intro's and you can't actually call the bungee jump his intro, I believe Brosnan started in the toilet, quite ironic considering he exited with DAD back in the toliet once again.
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I grew up with Star Wars and the first film was my 2nd ever trip to the cinema (1st SWLM) For some reason never got to see ROTJ although caught it on the Re-releases in the late 90's (the dreaded special editions). My anticiaption for the preq…
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Creasy47 wrote: » 'The Thing' and 'Blade Runner' are alike in that they were met with mediocre/negative reviews, and then went on to become classics with a large fan base supporting them. I was only watching Dangerous Days and the last segm…
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Creasy47 wrote: » @Shardlake, not sure if you know this, but the most disappointing part about 'The Thing' prequel is that it was shot (from what I can surmise, "almost") entirely using practical effects and anamatronics, much like the legendary C…
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There is nothing great about the prequels, you are on a hiding to nothing trying to say they have greatness. The acting is atrocious in those films, Episode II & III are nowhere near greatness, they are agony to watch, they make me squirm whe…
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SP PTS is probably it's finest moment but I personally find it the weakest of the Craig films and prefer the PTS to the previous 3, I'll take QOS over SP everytime. The reason I voted for CR is to me it's the most balls out brilliant PTS of the s…
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When it comes to disaster movies it's the grandaddy of them all, one of the most starry casts, great effects and truly thrilling puts all these CGI fueled disaster movies to utter shame. It also looks great on Blu ray, had this for a good few ye…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » Let's hope the new SW will not be another Disney Junior Channel movie. Kylo Ren is a joke, Rey would have ended him in their first fight if the planet (natural disaster) had not divided them. I don't get the Kylo R…
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Creasy47 wrote: » BondJasonBond006 wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Tuulia, although you didn't like 'Hail, Caesar!', was it still worth a watch? I've heard some surprisingly bad things about it - how a lot of scenes are slow or dull or take too…
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Zero Dark Thirty
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It gave me goosebumps, I wouldn't expect anything else from a Star Wars trailer and it delivered. Mon Mothma appearance was a plesant surprise, Ben Mendelsohn looks great.
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The Parachute jump is iconic and the entry is one of my favourites but the rest of the PTS is not that great. Both of Dalton's are better. If it wasn't for that union jack opening out it would be pretty generic.
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Colour me excited, this is the only blockbuster I was getting pumped for this year. I concur Desplat should be on EON's short list, just watched Zero Dark Thirty again for the first time in a while this morning and was thinking Desplat would be g…
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Remaining open minded, Blade Runner is a work of art. Do I think they need to make another? No. They never needed to make a prequel to John Carpenters great The Thing. The prequel was good and respected one of the greatest fi…
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Thursday The Living Daylights - 33 Casino Royale - 7 (+1) Spectre - 6 (-2) Casino not going down without a fight if I've anything to do about it. I don't mind SP but it's the worst Craig era PTS. TLD is utter class I don't mind acceptin…
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