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Creasy47 wrote: » bondsum wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Sadly I won't get to see it opening weekend, but going next Saturday at least. I cannot wait. First and last theatrical visit for me this year. The thing I liked about this movie wa…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » bondsum wrote: » Had TMWTGG been afforded the same breathing space and development time as SP, it would not have been the same movie as we ended up with, though Roger Moore might’ve been close to 50 by the time he eventu…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Sadly I won't get to see it opening weekend, but going next Saturday at least. I cannot wait. First and last theatrical visit for me this year. The thing I liked about this movie was that it didn’t simply feel like Rogue Nat…
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@RC7. I respect you and the vast majority of your opinions, but I think it’s you, in this instance, that’s being a tad melodramatic over this “rape” comment of Cavill’s. In all honesty I could care less, too, about his comment or Connery’s giving a …
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I’ve just seen it and I enjoyed it immensely. Great movie. @fanbond123. Who gives a flying monkeys what some morons have posted on IMDb? And why do any of us have to join you in your party pooper sentiments of looking for green screen stunts? You…
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The problems with TMWTGG and SP were under a set of entirely different circumstances @MaxCasino. TMWTGG was a rushed-into-production affair compared to SP. Had TMWTGG been afforded the same breathing space and development time as SP, it would not ha…
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You know what? It seems to me that there are those that dislike Cavill so much that they will use anything in their ammunition or power to discredit him. Ooh, he said something that offended a couple of people on the poxy social media. Big friggin d…
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Yes, I agree @Fire_and_Ice_Returns. He’s never in the press for the wrong reasons. And as I also stated in a post several pages back, it would be an entirely different proposition seeing Cavill playing a Brit, which even he pointed out in his own re…
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Cruise and Cavill are, which was the point of Cavill’s comment, Giminlady, but as some of us have already taken pains to point out: Cavill wasn’t being discourteous, he was simply giving Eon a reason to hire him after Craig stands down.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » I was listening to a none spoiler review of Fallout earlier today and they said this is Cavill's best performance in any film he has done, Cavill is certainly …
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Great. Thanks for the feedback @TR007. Glad you enjoyed the movie.
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What’s not true, @Germanlady, that Craig doesn’t do all his own stunts or that Craig did his own motorcycle chase across the rooftops and didn’t have his face CGI imposed on the stunt rider? Below is an image of the stuntman with a prosthetic head f…
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TR007 wrote: » Went to see the midnight screening of this. ... Absolutely blown away by it! Still trying to get my head around how action packed it was. Incredible movie! You guys are going to love it! :) I’ll be seeing it tomorrow, but I’m…
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Germanlady wrote: » I think, its rather shallow to say, with all my action knowledge now, I could really up their game. I would day, DC did that long before him. I don’t want to take away anything that Craig has done in the past because he’s …
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Master_Dahark wrote: » Right- the first is classic, but you could argue it’s a little boring (until the end, that is) And I know lots of baby boomers and general fans of the tv show- my parents included- hated who ended up being the villain. I…
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@HarmonyRockets could well be right. Cavill might be the new face of MI. It could be misdirection that we think his character is the villain. Until we see the movie, we don’t actually know for sure. Though judging from his keen interest in still pla…
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Ludovico wrote: » There's differences though : Bond movies are not by products of the franchise. The "Star Wars stories" are basically expanded from the core. Han Solo is strongly associated with one famous actor. Also the movie was marred with pr…
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thelivingroyale wrote: » I think someone up and coming is definitely more likely than someone who's appeared in multiple blockbusters but even ignoring how established he is, I just can't see Barbara going for Cavill. He's a bit of a bland mainstr…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Goldeneye0094 wrote: » Roger Moore was only established as a TV star from shows like the saint and ivanhoe but not known to movie audiences It was pretty much the same audience. Care to elaborate? The one thing…
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Ant Man & The Wasp. Just got round to seeing this and I enjoyed it immensely. I thought the humour worked much better in this sequel than the first. It’s a fun, silly ride but who cares... I simply love Ant Man.
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Has anyone read “The Vampyre" by John William Polidori that influenced Stoker’s Dracula?
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BAIN123 wrote: » bondsum wrote: » I spotted it because I was media savvy @BAIN123. I cannot speak for everyone but it was pretty obvious to anyone familiar with the BBC Clampers documentary in the UK. I was 14 and admittedly never saw t…
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RC7 wrote: » Goldeneye0094 wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Not keen on Cavill either. He just comes across as very bland imo and didn't impress me in UNCLE at all. Jack O'Connell all the way boys. He might be shorter than the other Bo…
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I spotted it because I was media savvy @BAIN123. I cannot speak for everyone but it was pretty obvious to anyone familiar with the BBC Clampers documentary in the UK.
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Yes, I recall the television reality “Clampers” and I got the joke on first showing here in London. You certainly didn’t make that up @BT3366.
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I’ve just rewatched Count Yorga. It’s still enjoyable. I must track down its superb sequel now. Loved Quarry as the Count.
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Excellent points @BT3366. Pretty much everything there in a nutshell. I trust we’re going to skip DAD as it’s totally unsalvageable?
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One name missing is Count Yorga, Vampire which is a 1970 American low-budget vampire horror film that also spawned a sequel. it might have dated badly but I thought Robert Quarry was an excellent Prince of Darkness.
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Indeed, @Murdock. The gentlemen’s nod of approval. This is how it will be done in stardate 41153.7. The high five would’ve been consigned to history by then.
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » bondsum wrote: » I think Jack Huston’s cinematic pulling power was demonstrated by the box office flop that was Ben Hur. For those that haven’t seen it and are huge advocates of Huston, I suggest you check out this dire tu…
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