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I agree with your impressions, @mtm.
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zebrafish wrote: » Univex wrote: » mtm wrote: » Goodwood is actually cancelled tomorrow: the first time I'm aware that's happened. What? Really? Why? After consulting weather experts, health and safety advisors and other key …
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patb wrote: » I know I'm over thinking but (Spoiler) (Spoiler)
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Having watched M:IDRp1 yesterday, I must say, wherever they go with the next Bond, it has to be sexy and stylish. Only Bond can have that sort of appeal. M:I films are wonderful, but the sexiness and the style, and the smoothness, and the exoticism …
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mtm wrote: » Goodwood is actually cancelled tomorrow: the first time I'm aware that's happened. What? Really? Why?
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » I saw it again tonight. I enjoyed it once more. It's exciting, funny and relentlessly paced for a film of its length. (Spoiler) This one will likely settle below the previous three films for me. It's still a good …
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I love TND.
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I’m a Stirling Moss fan. That being said, I think it is healthy to disagree with some things our idols say. Anything else is dogmatic delusion. Besides, Stirling probably meant most people are awful drivers and should stick to automatic vehicles ;)
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ColonelSun wrote: » Univex wrote: » I liked it. I really did. Wasn't expecting that, and was pleasantly surprised. I may even like it more than TOD. As of now, I think my ranking is: 1.Raiders 2.Crusade 3.Dial 4.Doom 5.What was that oth…
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I liked it. I really did. Wasn't expecting that, and was pleasantly surprised. I may even like it more than TOD. As of now, I think my ranking is: 1.Raiders 2.Crusade 3.Dial 4.Doom 5.What was that other one called? Bah, who cares. jake24…
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matt_u wrote: » On a side note the cinematography looks a step back compared to the previous one. Coincidentally that’s the first M:I film entirely shot on digital. I loved Fallout’s cinematography.
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DewiWynBond wrote: » Univex wrote: » EON, please don't. I'll do it for free. Really. 14 published books, plus 2 cinema scripts, lyrics for 2 musical albums, countless newspaper and magazine articles, and a couple of theatre plays, that's the c…
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peter wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » peter wrote: » Thanks @mtm … On my project, we may again slip under the radar: we fall under the Independent Agreement with the studios. If the actors go on strike (and my producer thinks it’s a reaso…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » peter wrote: » Thanks @mtm … On my project, we may again slip under the radar: we fall under the Independent Agreement with the studios. If the actors go on strike (and my producer thinks it’s a reasonable assumption at…
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Well, Cruise said to Craig he was a fan, so… who knows?
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Creasy47 wrote: » Univex wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » @Univex, I loved Regarding Henry growing up, haven't seen it in quite a while now though. Harrison Ford was great in it. Me too, and I too haven’t seen it for ages, but it left its…
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Creasy47 wrote: » @Univex, I loved Regarding Henry growing up, haven't seen it in quite a while now though. Harrison Ford was great in it. Me too, and I too haven’t seen it for ages, but it left its emotional mark.
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HitchBondUSA wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I know it won't have the same success that Top Gun: Maverick had but I hope it's another one to cross the $1 billion mark. I'll certainly be doing my part to help it reach that number. Same …
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Solitaire, even today, with Jane's current age. 72! Can you believe she's 72? I'd date her.
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Sure is. And for us sapiophiles it helps that she was really smart. Brain and looks, she had it all.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » 30 years ago today... ... a certain movie came out on the big screen to kick-off a major film franchise. I remember it well, I watched JP on the first day of release (though…
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I'm sorry, I know this isn't the place, but Tom Cruise is a formidable actor. And if you haven't watch any of these, I urge you to, having 2000+ movie disks, it won't hurt to add a couple more ;) But, as you put it, I'll kindly leave…
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So pumped for this!
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DarthDimi wrote: » I don't care what people say: Lazenby had Bond written all over him. I actually agree, always have.
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Benny wrote: » Where does Bond go after Craig? Be Bond! I don't think it's a good idea to try and outdo MI. No point in trying to get your lead actor to try the insane stunts that Tom Cruise does. Even if he did, then Bond would only be compar…
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My feelings exactly, @Benny Well said
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » There are elements of the Brosnan era that were further developed in the Craig era to better effect, while certain other elements were done less effectively. Ambitious, admirable, but sometimes misguided and definitely imp…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Univex wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » People knock Bond in M’s office during NTTD, but you have to consider that Bond is outspoken not only because he sees M having made a mistake but also because he’s been five yea…
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peter wrote: » I will posit there's a huge chasm between expressing a desire, and being a repetitive brat about any subject, including when the next Bond will be released... Of course. We do know repetition is weaponised by the dumb.
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » People knock Bond in M’s office during NTTD, but you have to consider that Bond is outspoken not only because he sees M having made a mistake but also because he’s been five years out of the service. All that restraint he …
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