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patb wrote: » @bondsum Love this!! can argue with the number 1 :-) Got a vinyl repressing of YOLT for Xmas, time to replace the stylus Just to clarify, do you mean you can argue with the No. 1 choice? Or do you mean "can't" argue? Perso…
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bondjames wrote: » The Lion In Winter [/i]either (the latter reminds me of the theme from The Omen due to the chanting). The Beat Girl is really great - first time hearing that one too. Love Body Heat - I could imagine that in a Bond film. Yo…
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This is rather good and a well put together video of Barry's top tunes. Of course, there's plenty of excellent scores missing from this Top 15, but it's pretty good overall.
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Tuulia wrote: » Sorry, haven't checked this thread for a while... I don't take offence, I just think you write quite a lot of silly stuff with very broad generalizations, some of which are laughable. Such as you only have to look at what kind…
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After abstaining from this thread for a little while now, I'm glad to see @Univex has dragged it back on track with his impeccable choice of Aidan Turner along with his defence and reasons behind his choice. There's always going to be distractors. A…
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Mathis1 wrote: » TOPKAPI (1964) Jules Dassin marvellous crime caper about a group of criminals including Maximillian Schell, Melina Mercouri and the wonderful Peter Ustinov, breaking into a museum in Istanbul to steal a priceless dagger. The robb…
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Tuxedo wrote: » Still so much buzz about Boyle. I don't get it. He's out. Simple as that. Very much agreed. But some folk here like to continually bring it up because they have nothing much else going on in their lives. Getafix wrote: » …
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My guess is that Boyle will wait until after B25 has been released and done its rounds before giving us any clue as to what was kept in the final script and what his vision was going to be. Clearly, Boyle and Hodge cannot comment on their script as …
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So long as Peele doesn't try and expand his Keanu (2016) universe, @DarthDimi. Maybe the cute kitten pops up in Us? I'm not sure about this overlapping, expansion thing. Of course, Lovecraft did it with his books, which I'm sure is the inspiration b…
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I must say I'm intrigued with writer-director Jordan Peele‘s hotly anticipated followup to Get Out. Not sure what's exactly going on here in this trailer? Is it another take on Invasion of the Body Snatchers, or is it more inter-dimensional with sha…
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Compared to me @Torgeirtrap, she's a midget. I guess it's all relative to the spectator. Also what's 1.60? Is that some EU detective measuring scale that's now used in Lapland?
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Bird Box, Susanne Bier, 2018. Sandra Bullock. Popped up on Netflix last night. Familiar theme and a variation on a recent film that had a unique approach. Straightforward story, very intense at times. I liked this a lo…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » I also never liked Natalie Portman. I mean, I don't have anything against her at all. But, she's just one of those actresses who just happens to be everywhere and you just want to get on with the scene she's in, as she does no…
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bondjames wrote: » I've seen the remake but not the original, although I'd heard of it growing up. The Farrell/Kidman film wasn't bad, but I'm sure the earlier one is better just on account of having Eastwood in the lead. I haven't bothered t…
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bondjames wrote: » Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did @bondsum. I must check out The Parallax View sometime. The Prisoner is a show I've been meaning to get to as well. Just to let you know, Season 2 of Homecoming has been confirmed. Che…
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bondjames wrote: » Homecoming (2018) I decided to make use of my Prime membership and took in Amazon's new psychological thriller, directed by Sam Esmail and starring Julia Roberts. It's an interesting show. Each episode is 30 minutes, which ma…
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Remington wrote: » AgentJamesBond007 wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » Why won't they finally go for a female main villain? It's insane that after 24 movies, the Bond franchise still hasn't had a female main villain! (NO, Elektra King, do…
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bondjames wrote: » I actually wasn't aware of Don Siegel being in it @bondsum. I do recall the barman though and will do some reading up on it. The version I saw had the jazz festival scenes in it. I was somewhat surprised by this actually, becaus…
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As I recall there's a longer cut and the original shorter theatrical cut of Play Misty For Me. The theatrical cut omitted the jazz festival scenes. A much later version I saw, had these scenes reinstalled. I suppose you're aware that long-term colla…
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peter wrote: » Mrs. Bondsum dragged me to the Fifty Shades of Grey movies, ... Please say it was worth it in at least one way, @bondsum?? The last one I drew a line over. Mrs. Bondsum had to contend with seeing that one by herself. Sh…
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I can't honestly tell you which direction a future Bond movie will go with a younger actor in regards to him bedding older women, or cougars @Torgeirtrap. It might well happen. The current 007 is less of a Lothario than his predecessors so anything'…
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CommanderRoss wrote: » Men, as @Tuulia rightly points out, are far more inclined to judge on visuals alone. Now I could explain here that this has a scientific basis also, but perhaps that'd make me a it of a nerd. Anyway, going for a potential…
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Resurrection wrote: » If EON is looking for villianous Eva Green then all hands down to Lara Pulver Nobody does it better than her. I wouldn't necessarily call Eva Green "villainous" in CR, despite her betrayal of Bond. Though I see your poin…
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I must say, I've been really impressed with Riley Keough (Elvis Presley's granddaughter). She's already appeared in a Daniel Craig movie in Lucky Logan and with Jeffrey Wright in Hold the Dark. Also this girl can act!!! Check her out in It Comes at …
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renno61 wrote: » Could it be they have already decided who they want, I mean some previous actors who became Bond missed out earlier so it could be a actor who was screen tested with Daniel Craig. I certainly think they would've had a few na…
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Succinctly well put @talos7. You've summed up exactly the reason why I dislike TWOTW too.
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I see the last episode got 5.07m viewers from its previous 5.66m, this is without the BBC's massaged consolidated figures added on to bolster this leaky tub. Will the finale episode scrape 4.90m or will it get a major boost by being the finale and g…
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I wouldn't know where to begin with this one. I don't use the word "hate" very much, certainly not in terms of Bond movies, but out of all of them, this one comes the closest and ranks the lowest by far. It was this total travesty that made me join …
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Surprised to see the resurrection of this thread once again. It's been a while. I was never particularly a huge fan of Judi. I liked her in GE just fine, but didn't like her in any of the other Brosnan movies where she became too motherly and always…
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Revelator wrote: » peter wrote: » That's a good question! Probably because all of the Mankiewicz Bond films have a thing for bimbo characters--Rosie in LALD, Plenty and second half-Tiffany in DAF, and of course Goodnight in TMWTGG. Neve…
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