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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » BondJasonBond006 wrote: » People are spoiled. Waltz is great as Blofeld. Blofeld in Spectre is great. What do you people want? Another YOLT or DAF scenario?? Only OHMSS had a Blofeld that was as good or better. …
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Shardlake wrote: » Considering Hans Landa and what Waltz could have delivered with a decent script he was a complete let down Also I hate the cuckoo line and his delivery and that lame ass " goodbye James Bond" The return of Blofeld was not …
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I'd rather they stay away from any more From Russia With Love-style games. The game was so-so, but the big draw, getting to play as Connery, was what really let the game down. They did a solid job with making Bond look like Connery, but actually b…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » So bluray makes TWINE good? I'm not sure anything could pull that off.
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There is no reason for panic just because there hasn't been any news just six months after the release of the last film. As for EON being lazy, there's not really much of anything that they can do at this point anyway. They can't move on Bond 25…
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tanaka123 wrote: » John Titor. I think they should save him for the sequel.
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Creasy47 wrote: » I mean the character himself. Perhaps it's only me that doesn't see any logic in wearing a suit that is obviously way too tight when you're a secret agent. Agreed. It makes very little sense. Both from a narrative perspe…
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Since we're doing top 6s now: LICENCE TO KILL FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS DR. NO FOR YOUR EYES ONLY QUANTUM OF SOLACE
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Murdock wrote: » I thought his SP clothes looked much better than in SF. I would tend to agree, but that's a small bar to clear and the SP look just barely cleared it. He didn't look good in either film, though.
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Cell actually looks pretty good. I'm cautiously optimistic, because that's really all you can ever be when it comes to a Stephen King adaptation. Still, the last time Cusack and Jackson teamed up for a King adaptation, it turned out pretty well.
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » I imagine they had to do about 6 takes of the moment when he lands on the sofa in the SP PTS as he kept bursting the buttons on his jacket. At least we now know where the $300 million budget was spent.
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Yeah, it was a real punch to the gut to find out what awaited on the other side of that scene. It was a shame, really, because the premise of the film isn't entirely terrible. I think the stunt casting of Rhymes and Tyra Banks didn't do the film…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Ahh, you mean the swapping of his "corpse" with that of the coroner when nobody was looking? I thought that was stupid, too, but unless they touched into some odd, supernatural kind of storyline, I can't think of a grounded reaso…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » I really just wish an announcement was made already about his return/departure. That way I can stop getting my hopes up. No telling how much longer it'll be before we hear anything. The suspense is ter…
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Creasy47 wrote: » OldScoool98 wrote: » Fiennes is excellent as M! No need for him to quit. No need for him to be out in the field, fighting guns and shooting people every film, either. It's understandable in SF, but I really want to see…
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mcdonbb wrote: » I think my nadir with Bond was post LTK pre GE. I really thought cinematic Bond was lost in a legal bankrupt noose. I think this is the correct answer, if we're looking at both the creative aspect of the franchise as well …
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I had a pretty easy time leaving the final moment of Casino Royale out. It's not terrible, but Casino Royale was at its best when it was either subverting the formula or ignoring it altogether. That was a moment when it fully embraced some of the …
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chrisisall wrote: » dalton wrote: » If it is asking best film as in your favorite film, then mine is Licence to Kill. But, as much as I adore that film, I can look at From Russia With Love and say that, strictly from an objective point …
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bondjames wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Ok. Now I finally understand. then it's FRWL. Period. Full stop. Imho. There's a case to be made for GF, FRWL, OHMSS and even CR... but any 'choice' other than DN is plain…
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If the question is which film to show somebody who has never seen a Bond film, taking personal preference out of the equation, then it's a pretty simple answer in my book: From Russia With Love.
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » No Nolan please. I don't want a depressing convoluted plot for a Bond film. Agreed. We've already kind of done the Nolan thing with Mendes doing his best impersonation of him. No need to see that repeated yet again.
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1. "Yes. Considerably" 2. Shower scene 3. Spying on Le Chiffre / Stairwell fight
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There's still plenty of time for there to be news on Bond 25 and/or Bond #7. We're only a 1/3 the way through 2016. There's plenty of time left for news to come out.
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Saw some fairly good suggestions for the possible title on the Twitter feed below the link to the title tease. "Jurassic Oh For God's Sake" and "Jurassic Outhouse" were the best suggestions I saw on there.
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It's only been five months since Spectre was released. By that same token, Indiana Jones 5 will have had an 11-year gap between films. If anything, EON might need a bit more time to recalculate where to take the franchise given that Spectre wasn…
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They need a clean break from the writing team of Spectre. None of them should be considered as possibilities to write Bond 25.
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jake24 wrote: » BondJasonBond006 wrote: » But if they were "begged" to return for SP it looks like BB and/or MGW really want them around, possibly for more Bond movies. They only begged them because they needed an emergency rewrite and di…
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1. Dalton: Both of Dalton's films find themselves in my top 5, with Licence to Kill rating as my favorite of the entire franchise, so this is an easy call as to who gets the top spot. His take on the character is still fresh even today, as I'm a fa…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » bondjames wrote: » BAIN123 wrote: » As I've said before, my only real issue with the villains was that Kananga's death felt rushed so that we could get to the train fight. Barely a minute after Kananga bursts Bond i…
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DN: 11 FRWL: 12 GF: 13 TB: 12 YOLT: 14 OHMSS: 12 DAF: 23 LALD: 16 TMWTGG: 10 TSWLM: 17 MR: 16 FYEO: 21 OP: 23 NSNA: 11 AVTAK: 19 TLD: 16 LTK: 10 GE: 21 TND: 15 TWINE: 13 DAD: 13 CR: 12 QOS: 21 SF: 11 SP: 48 [+1] Connery: 9…
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