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thedove wrote: » The dynamo that someone mentioned about Craig is true. In CR there is an electric feel to his performance. He engages and really goes after his role as Bond. We see it again in QOS. Then in SF the energy drops, SP drops again and …
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mtm wrote: » I guess that’s what they basically have done with the stem tracks on the two recent releases (eg Do You Fly Here Often?) and they sound okay but not up to the standard of the rest of the release. Almost, but not exactly. In tho…
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Would be nice if they used the approach taken with Barry's The Knack earlier this year and hired for example Chris Malone to extract the music from the film audio as cleanly as possible, given that technology has advanced in that respect. That appro…
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My cousin's dentist told me Craig's going to play Putin in a biopic. You heard it here first! Edit: it was actually my dentist's cousin. And not Putin but Steve McQueen. The actor, not the director. Edit 2: Sorry, he's playing the director. Bu…
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Who Still Has a Difficult Time Getting Into Craig? Kinky...
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Mallory wrote: » Final Reckoning to me was a film that has been re-written, ripped apart, re-edited, re-written, re-edited etc into something of a Frankenstein movie. DRP1 underperformed and it seems that Crusie and McQuarrie panicked, having alre…
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Probably a top 5 Bond film for me. Ridiculously fun.
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I like those UK titles better.
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This is for anyone who cares to answer. How many of the films you watch would you say have a predominantly male perspective?
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And... -Get after them, we can't afford to lose that list! -Yes, mum!
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Was M Bond's mother?
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007HallY wrote: » My preference - gun barrel at the beginning, but with a silhouetted Bond a la the original Bob Simmons gun barrel. In terms of honoring tradition yet keeping mystery that's the best approach. It was done to an extent in Spec…
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And "only yourself to blame" which is almost the title of the unused Scott Walker song from TWINE.
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Nice tune! Love the reverb of the room. And still finding out new things about Bond music after all these years! The 70's arrangement and use of the Bond theme remind me of Franck Pourcel's version of the Bond theme. They make good companion piec…
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thedove wrote: » Any thoughts on the mistrust and antagonism from Goodhead to Bond? I'd like to tell you, but I still don't know if I should trust you. ;)
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12 YEARS LATER John McTiernan: Okay Bill, give me something contemporary and truly original for the heist scene-- emphasis on original. None of that "The Master" crap which everyone in Hollywood talks about. Bill Conti: You got it, McTee. How ab…
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3 YEARS LATER James L. Brooks: Okay, Bill, I'm going to need a catchy, lighthearted score for Broadcast News. Perhaps some tinkly piano and some guitar? Oh, never mind, I know you don't like those kinds of suggestions. Just give me something warm…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » The new Naked Gun movie. It was pretty hysterical It was. One of my favorite bits: "Hector Gutierrez, Department of Occupational Safety and Health. Officer Barnes, you are under arrest."
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LeonardPine wrote: » Executive Decision (1996) Can't believe i have never seen this before, especially as it came out when i was a very active cinema goer. Really enjoyed it! Kept me engrossed from beginning to end. Are there any films this …
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DarthDimi wrote: » Perhaps I missed something; if so, please forgive me. Is "Do You Fly Here Often?" not included in the actual score presentation? It's in the additional music section of disc 2, because they couldn't find it in the same pl…
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Remembering this classic Columbo episode.
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Does Sir Hilary bray?
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Are the color differences in the reused gunbarrel sequences deliberate or a byproduct of said reuse? Are they present in film prints or only in home video editions? I'm not referring to obvious examples of deliberate change like the light effects in…
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As Bond, Pierce was often On Deadly Ground, and Steven was a bit of a Live Wire. However, Steven never went on a Quest for Camelot, and Pierce never traveled Into the Sun.
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It was only a flesh wound.
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Whoops, spoiler alert!
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LeonardPine wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » I'd check out Out for Justice or Exit Wounds for the closest to quality moviemaking as we commonly understand it. Executive Decision is even better, but he's not the lead. If you're looking for 100% pure …
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I'd check out Out for Justice or Exit Wounds for the closest to quality moviemaking as we commonly understand it. Executive Decision is even better, but he's not the lead. If you're looking for 100% pure Seagality, I'd check out On Deadly Ground. In…
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When seeing Xenia's sexual abandon, I was hit by a deep positive feeling. Then, when the Admiral was dying, I was hit by a negative feeling. Then, when Bond found him, dead but grinning, I didn't know what to feel.
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It would be fun to watch it on the big screen. I think DarthDimi described its appeal well. That said, if you feel the film is torture and are considering watching it only because it's a Bond film, you are a slave to your appreciation for the Bon…
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