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What a fine film they crafted on such a tiny budget. It's forever in my top 10.
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dramaticscenesofQOS wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » I still think CR just edges it, but damn, it was a bloody good sequel! Gets better with every viewing! That's the magic of the 2006-2008 direction that the producers were going with. 2012…
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Creasy47 wrote: » I'd absolutely buy, day one, for any price, a longer version of QoS or at least one with the deleted scenes attached. Still, the original version is perfection to me. I hope the series reaches similar heights for me in this next …
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slide_99 wrote: » The best in-movie explanation for that scene is that Goldfinger needed to test the lethality of the gas on a group of people. The filmmakers could've justified that with a single line of dialogue ("Mr. Goldfinger, the delta-9 is…
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mtm wrote: » They all live in AVTAK, except for the Taiwanese Tycoon. There's nothing illogical about the plotting there. Although it is slightly clumsy, it can be handwaved away by Goldfinger being insane and just amusing himself. I would say …
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Monorailer wrote: » I do find the "waste of a good Scotch" line absolutely gruesome. I know the intention behind that moment - Bond is presenting an impregnable front to Silva - but it plays just a little too ambiguously on screen. I won't pu…
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Revelator wrote: » I tend to like NSNA more than most folks on this board, and my major issue with the film is its limp climax. Agreed, I just watched it on a new blu ray recently, and I really enjoyed it immensely until the by-the-numbers sh…
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JustJames wrote: » Atomic Blonde, Anna, Red Sparrow — there’s definitely a way to do Spy films with sex, but if Bond moves more into that direction, it will be moving further and further from its vaguely family friendly past. It’s already become …
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peter wrote: » Burn the prints! Such vile violence! I don’t think anyone here said to burn the prints, nor any kind of censorship. @chrisisall , who are you directing your “perhaps you don’t have much life experience” to? I think som…
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CrabKey wrote: » Outrageous! Awful! Terrible! Off with his penis! Burn the prints! Such vile violence! Neither the scenes in GF nor TB are unfortunate or terrible. They are tongue-in-cheek, lighthearted scenes with adults engaged in playful sex…
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From Gassy Man seven years ago on AJB: "The barn "fight" is just the final physical representation of her giving over. She no longer just sees Bond as just another knuckle dragger. The music and comic build up to their kiss is supposed to clarify t…
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echo wrote: » Yes, the GF scene is unfortunate and terrible. "Terrible"??? Wait- what site am I on? I thought this was MI-6.... a Bond fan site that kinda liked Connery's films! :P
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Wow, a lot of people seem to forget that Pussy wasn't helpless in that scene (Like Patricia in TB), and she did start kissing him back. Hey look, if I were to do this scene today I'd extend the fight a little but & have them locked in a hold wit…
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CrabKey wrote: » @Revelator Arguably every woman in a Bond film gives off subtle hints of her interest in Bond. I think we see that in PG before the barn scene. From their first meeting, they seem to enjoy each other's company. Pussy seems …
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This thread is filled with excellent comments!! IMO, Goldfinger is the transitional movie solidly bringing Bond into the 60's from the previous two that had 50's vibes clinging hard to them. The soldiers falling so fast as the Flying Circus gas was…
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Revelator wrote: » The barn scene in GF is, as they say nowadays, "problematic." If it took place in 2023 Pussy could have had Bond charged with sexual assault. Looking at the scene, one could possibly argue (without wishing to defend it) that it'…
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CrabKey wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » He’s either going to be monogamous or have no sex at all. 99% sure. I'm holding out for the 1%. Bond without sex is like Star Wars without lightsabers. Opps, too much alcohol. :P
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mtm wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » mtm wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » In itself, no there's nothing wrong with sex in the Bond films. That's to say I don't t…
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mtm wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » In itself, no there's nothing wrong with sex in the Bond films. That's to say I don't there's too much or too little. As mention…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » In itself, no there's nothing wrong with sex in the Bond films. That's to say I don't there's too much or too little. As mentioned there's no issue with nudity and even …
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New Bond movies can have CGI semi-visible penetration shots and still be rated PG-13 since they aren't real. Brave new bloody world.
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mtm wrote: » I think there's little that's actually properly sexy in Bond films. I'd say Bond and Solange in Bond's villa in CR feel like they're generating some actual heat, and maybe Bond and Lucia in Spectre funnily enough start to feel quite s…
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Birdleson wrote: » 1. Live and Let Die 2. The Spy Who Loved Me 3. For Your Eyes Only 4. The Man With the Golden Gun 5. Diamonds Are Forever 6. Octopussy 7. Never Say Never Again 8. Moonraker 9. A View To A Kill TSWLM is a bit high u…
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DarthDimi wrote: » mtm wrote: » I think it's one of Roger's best fights in fact: he's more convincing in it than most. And I always wonder how they do that bit where he smashes the guy's head into the mirror. But it does happen for not other …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Superman II - (Donner Cut) - Superman destroys Fortress of Solitude Margot Kidder x Donner Lois and Lester Lois are 2 completely different characters. Yeah, in many ways- Lester was so uneven in his appro…
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ToTheRight wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » There's much in CRYSTAL SKULL I enjoy. I just love seeing a new Indiana Jones movie. I remember when LAST CRUSADE seemed to be the final film, I was thrilled another was on the h…
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mattjoes wrote: » I rank the films based on how long their titles are, counting both letters and spaces. I like longer titles-- they make for better film experiences. So my preference is: 1. The Man with the Golden Gun (27 letters and spaces) …
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ToTheRight wrote: » There's much in CRYSTAL SKULL I enjoy. I just love seeing a new Indiana Jones movie. I remember when LAST CRUSADE seemed to be the final film, I was thrilled another was on the horizon. I'm not really expecting this new one t…
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Benny wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » The Good TSWLM OP LALD The 'enjoyable but flawed' MR TMWTGG AVTAK The 'not bad per say, just different' DAF The Bad FYEO The Ugly NSNA Just my personal opinion of course.... …
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DarthDimi wrote: » Dwayne wrote: » Based on my prior rankings (which I see no reason to change): * TSWLM * FYEO * LALD * OP * MR * NSNA * DAF * TMWTGG * AVTAK ...about this sudden love for MR... I like to think that M…
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