Shardlake
"Yes Considerably"
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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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Ludovico wrote: » Are we sure P&W came up with Franz Oberhauser? That screams Logan to me and he used Oedipal stuff in many of his scripts. Germanlady wrote: » I dont see, how anybody could even think of anybody wanting Logan back, includ…
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Lets not forget it was P&W that came up with that foster brother nonsense. Yes I know some of you are going to say it wasn't a big deal. Well I've lost count of the amount of articles that reference this element of SPECTRE and the fact it fe…
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Lancaster007 wrote: » BBC 1s And Then There Were None a three-part adaptation of Agatha Christie's Ten Little N*****s. Updated from Christie's time, hints of lesbianism, 'f' words and Poldark wrapped in a towel! A fantastic cast with Aidan Turner,…
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RC7 wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Yes of course I'm biased being huge Radiohead fan but this version has been clearly given more of RH feel but some more work you can see how it could have worked. That being said SPECTRE is such of a mess of …
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Yes of course I'm biased being huge Radiohead fan but this version has been clearly given more of RH feel but some more work you can see how it could have worked. That being said SPECTRE is such of a mess of a film and having truly great song att…
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bondjames wrote: » I don't want to hijack this thread on account of QT, but I agree that Django wasn't quite up to his previous efforts. I haven't seen Death Proof, but I'm looking forward to Hateful Eight. My ranking: -Pulp Fiction (basement …
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Creasy47 wrote: » @mepal1, we know, you watched an illegal DVD screener online. ;) Really looking forward to 'The Hateful Eight,' however. QT hasn't let me down yet. @Murdock, couldn't agree more about SP and TFA: both were very entertai…
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What I'm finding quite interesting speaking to some people I know is that. They aren't realising that the light sabre Maz gives to Finn after Rey refuses to take it after the reaction she gets from touching it when she discovers it in that chest …
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » The thing I've learnt from Skyfall was that Sam Mendes was unable to follow it with a film worthy of it's accomplishments. For all it'…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » The thing I've learnt from Skyfall was that Sam Mendes was unable to follow it with a film worthy of it's accomplishments. For all it's criticisms of plot holes, it holds together and has got…
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ThomasCrown76 wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I love his reading of that scene, classic Craig sarcasm in the line (Spoiler) Well at least he got to be in one truly great film this year. Yes, it was called Spectre If only that w…
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The thing I've learnt from Skyfall was that Sam Mendes was unable to follow it with a film worthy of it's accomplishments. For all it's criticisms of plot holes, it holds together and has got a killer climatic sequence, whereas SPECTRE is an utte…
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I love his reading of that scene, classic Craig sarcasm in the line (Spoiler) Well at least he got to be in one truly great film this year.
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Star Wars The Force Awakens 2015 Don't worry this is spoiler free! Yes it's borrows heavily from the original trilogy and at times copying it wholesale but unlike the lifeless prequels it has heart and soul and characters that we care about. I…
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The Box office was always a given for this film but like some are saying there is too much of preoccupation with this factor now. Some people are measuring films quality by this and Trevorrow getting Episode 9 on the back of Jurassic World is wor…
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It was predictable and borrowed from the original trilogy but my oh my what an incredible experience. New and old characters mingle together and the new series has a big bad to be reckoned with. You should recognise our boy as well, gotta be one…
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8pm tomorrow the fun begins, I seriously can't wait. I don't care it cleaves to the OT so much as seems this is where criticism is most. It would have been far too ballsy and risky to give us something totally original with the first one out the…
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dalton wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » The thing is that yes it was played down to all most an after thought by the end which presents the question why was it even included? Mendes wanted this, he thought it was some fantastic thing that would …
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The thing is that yes it was played down to all most an after thought by the end which presents the question why was it even included? Mendes wanted this, he thought it was some fantastic thing that would make people go WOW! he actually referred …
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » jobo wrote: » People still want more from P&W? Really? My thoughts precisely. I thought the whole point of this thread was to get an alternative to P&W but people seem more than happy. Shardlake wrote:…
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doubleoego wrote: » ThomasCrown76 wrote: » Tired of the hype and the stupid overwrought secrecy. It's just a movie That's how I feel about Bond. At least with SW they have a reason to and it seems as though it's really paying off. The h…
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I think if you weren't there at the beginning and I don't mean disrespect, you'll never really get the thorough disappointment we experienced with the prequels. If you saw the OT on TV or video and then watched the PT on the big screen and it was…
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BAIN123 wrote: » I'm watching the first one again now and I've got mixed feelings towards it: The great: Alec Guiness James Earl Jones/ Darth Vader Peter Cuishing John Williams's music The cinematography The bad: I hate to say this but…
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Lets face none of the ideas in the scripts or in the final film were any good but the brother thing for some maybe fine but to me I would rather it never happened. The old MI6 scene is the worst climatic set piece of the Craig era. Some of you…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Making him Franz Oberhauser was a bad idea probably one of the worst in the whole series history, quite frankly it would have at least been separate to Bond if they'd gone with the African warlord, I know …
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The Blofeld connection is out right the silliest thing of the Craig era. The Komodo Dragon bit while not the best thing is excusable to me and Silva's escape yeah it's a plot hole but it tops pretty much every sequence bar the PTS in SPECTRE for …
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Waltz wasn't the problem he did fine it was the material he was given was the problem.
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bondjames wrote: » Walecs wrote: » I don't care what people say, WOTW is still my favourite song ever. @TheWizardOfIce has been using the term 'risible' in the Thunderball thread to berate fans of that film, of which I am one, and the ter…
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The more it gets discussed the more I beginning to dislike it, I'll have to wait till the Blu ray because I'm certainly not paying to see it again. SPECTRE is turning into the biggest missed opportunity of the Craig era, to think what could have …
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Don't ever invite me round for a listen to your music collection.
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