Tuulia
Hell, I don't even know how to use this thing, actually... oh well... *shrug*
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The other poster was meh, but that one is very nice indeed.
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Damn, loved that, thanks. Grinning from ear to ear here. :D
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doubleoego wrote: » smitty wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » Did anyone see the interview where Robert Downey Jr walked out of the interview conducted by that moron Krishnan Guru-Murthy? It's that sort of crappy journalism where such clowns are…
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doubleoego wrote: » Did anyone see the interview where Robert Downey Jr walked out of the interview conducted by that moron Krishnan Guru-Murthy? It's that sort of crappy journalism where such clowns are lucky they don't get lamped in their snot-b…
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Shardlake wrote: » Yeah but Craig as far as I know hasn't beaten his wife up or just been a thoroughly unpleasant person which are things you can't say about Connery. He can swear like a trooper for all I care, what kind of world do we live in …
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Snowpiercer An interesting concept and quite well done. Kept my attention without any problems all the way through. I didn't know what it was about, which was a very good thing indeed. Frozen River Watched this for Melissa Leo, basically, and h…
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I'm still waiting for it to offer something special like season 1 did (very quickly). I don't watch tv series a lot (very, very rarely... hardly ever nowadays, in fact), and with this I really need to make an effort. (Never an issue with season 1 - …
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Spekter?
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Yes, I like Interstellar a lot, too... love The Prestige. Then again... yeah. ;) At the moment I'd mostly want him to just do a movie. :P There is still no word about anything new, so I suppose the two-year-gap between films got extended, damn...
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@bondjames, gotcha, thanks. I agree. And that clip you posted is awful. I've never had any plans to watch the movie and I sure don't feel more inclined to watch it now.
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bondjames wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » bondjames wrote: » However, I think there are far more better UK actors for dramatic roles than US ones (I'm not sure why, but maybe the theatrical system/heritage in the UK produces more of them per capi…
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AceHole wrote: » But have the British actors really nailed the American accents for iconic heroes such as Batman and Supes? To my ear, not completely. Bale was excellent, but his accent was 90% perfect. Cavill perhaps 95% perfect. Yet, they did n…
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DarthDimi wrote: » @Tuulia I'm glad you saw Following. It's a good film, isn't it. I actually think it has a slightly better setup than Memento. I'm glad, too. :P It is indeed good. Fascinating stuff. I did think about Memento, too, st…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » . Just like everyone wanted depressing character melodrama back in 2006, no one cares about that anymore. The pendulum has swung once again in the direction of big fun escapism and away from serio…
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I have this problem... I can be maybe too thorough with stuff. Goes with movies, too. There's a number of actors (the number is growing at an alarming rate), who I'll just watch in anything. Stuff I wouldn't otherwise watch. So... the first 3 movies…
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Well, it's been a while since I read Casino Royale. Quotes from a book out of context can easily seem worse than in the context just like real people's words out of context, so that's one thing. The first quote... isn't that just a pissed off guy (h…
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bondjames wrote: » Bottom line, Bond has misogynist inclinations and it appears that Connery may as well. For me, it just goes to confirm that he is more like Bond than some of the other actors. Does he though? I mean really? I don't see th…
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suavejmf wrote: » Sean Connery was a 'jerk' off screen too (despite being the best on screen 007). It is well reported that he beat his ex wife up and even admitted to giving women a slap on live TV! I think Craig is quite well manner in compariso…
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: » The end of Bale's Batman was the end of everything around him too. We never expected Nolan to shoot a movie about Robin after that, and it was clear Bale was not retiring because he was getting too old and so on. An an…
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smitty wrote: » My beef isn't with the promo stuff. He is what he is and I understand why he is wary of the press given the crap he's taken from the DM and other rags. And he's never gonna tolerate it much. It's just his conduct when he is in publ…
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TripAces wrote: » Oh, Craig is very crass. He has a love/hate relationship with the press. You should read the strong "back the eff off" with an interviewer in a Cowboys and Aliens article a few years ago. I love DC to pieces, but did he not rea…
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Yes, actors can be in several franchises, especially if they're different genres. I still think EON wouldn't want their Bond to be too much associated with another franchise even if the actor was done with that. Apparently others agreed with my i…
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bondjames wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » bondjames wrote: » TripAces wrote: » As I said earlier, I didn't consider Dornan, because of the Christian Grey role. It's killed whatever chance he had to play Bond. I only mention Dornan because he …
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Ludovico wrote: » bondjames wrote: » This Belle is beginning to interest me. I'm more impressed by her than Naomi based on these brief photos. I don't know, I always found Naomi Harris too sexy for Moneypenny. And that shaving scene in …
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bondjames wrote: » TripAces wrote: » As I said earlier, I didn't consider Dornan, because of the Christian Grey role. It's killed whatever chance he had to play Bond. I only mention Dornan because he is soooooo good in The Fall. And I agree wi…
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Thanks, @bondjames... (I was sure this Fabio wasn't Capello or Cannavaro... :P) bondjames wrote: » When I saw Dornan parading around topless in his jeans in the trailer while that awful song played in the background I just felt it was geared to…
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bondjames wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I'm sure you're right @DaltonCraig007. I have no intention of seeing the first one (seemed like it was geared to the ladies from the trailers) and the risque novelty aspect likely will …
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bondjames wrote: » I'm sure you're right @DaltonCraig007. I have no intention of seeing the first one (seemed like it was geared to the ladies from the trailers) and the risque novelty aspect likely will wear or has worn off. Regardless, Dornan…
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I'm surprised anyone wanted to see 50 Shades in the first place. I had to sit through the trailer a couple of times when I went to see something else, and... well, geez... I would have needed to be paid to sit through the whole movie. And paid even …
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