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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » mcdonbb wrote: » walter1985 wrote: » I would love to see Craig getting bored and later angry at the super shopping centre, with a screaming little boy next to him, waiting on Madeleine. it appears the boy isn'…
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walter1985 wrote: » I would love to see Craig getting bored and later angry at the super shopping centre, with a screaming little boy next to him, waiting on Madeleine. it appears the boy isn't James' son, but James is giving it a thought. on the …
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fjdinardo wrote: » YOLT adaptation with instead of Kissy you put in Madeline. Wonder if they could make that work. Madeline gets pregnant at the end just like Kissy did. I was shot down but I still like the idea of Swann as suicidal and the…
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Tuulia wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Is it the Welsh who claim him? Often yes, but it's also a general misconception, and others (non-British people) also generally call him Welsh. People simply seem to assume he is, I suppose because…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » fjdinardo wrote: » Red_Snow wrote: » @Bitchuation just tweeted the following: "Day 1 of 35 on LOGAN LUCKY. In theaters October 13, 2017..." It's only shooting for 35 days? Soderbergh is known …
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Trolls don't study astronomy. (:|
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1. OP (despite Tarzan call.) 2. FYEO (could have done without cartoonish Blofeld) 3. TLD (waving falling dummy is embarrassing.) 4. AVTAK (guilty pleasure. Great villain wasted on stupid plot.) 5. LTK (too low rent to be any higher)
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » In the end it's about what the general audience -not forummembers- think of the James Bond films. Yes, there's a tendency in here, in the forum bubble, that criticize SF heavily. But outside this 'nerdy fan bubble', both CR …
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Gerard wrote: » And from Newsarama : newsarama.com/30722-diggle-takes-james-bond-into-post-cold-war-post-brexit-world-with-hammerhead.html An even better interview ..thanks for posting.
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IGUANNA wrote: » Actually lots of people could have played Bond in Goldeneye it would have been a success, yes even Dalton, for Dalton it could have been his comeback Spy Who Loved Me, so let's not talking like Brosnan was the onyl one who could h…
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GoldenEye did bring in a lot of new fans. Similar to how Goldfinger did I think.
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bondjames wrote: » mcdonbb wrote: » Moore's era probably still stands as the most consistent. They pretty much achieve what they wanted which was to entertain. Connery's era generally accepted as the golden age was incredible but as it hit i…
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bondjames wrote: » NicNac wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » NicNac wrote: » In some scenes he was crying out for a director to reign him in a little. In the TND Q scene Brosnan/Bond catches sight of Q's colourful overcoat, and Bond amusi…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » In my opinion the last three eras taken as a whole ended up being disappointments. Two out of the last four Bond movies are easily among the five greatest Bond movies of all time. I wouldn't call the Craig era as …
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Moore's era probably still stands as the most consistent. They pretty much achieve what they wanted which was to entertain. Connery's era generally accepted as the golden age was incredible but as it hit it's pinnacle it began to falter. Dalton's…
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Thunderpussy wrote: » Well said @DRush76 =D> some people, really do need to be spoon fed. I don't know how They'd get to grips with complicated movies! :)) It's amazing how some members NEVER post any positive comments on the film, alway…
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bondjames wrote: » I thought Brosnan was quite good in the earlier half of TND, but I believe his performance (and the film) collapses about 1/2 way through Hamburg, but really goes downhill after Kaufmann is killed. From that point onwards he gav…
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Brosnan matured nicely into the role in TND. TND was intended to be a straightforward Bond adventure to help cement the franchise's return. Brosnan's performance exhibited a great deal more confidence in TND than GE. Just compare the BJB lines in…
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tanaka123 wrote: » Murdock wrote: » jake24 wrote: » Murdock wrote: » The more I read and think about this thread, the more of a disaster it seems. ;) Can't argue with that. It's been a serious dry spell in terms of news lately, …
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Yes love the Skyfall poster ...very well done.
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Nah I think it's ok ...we're just deconstructing in hopes EoN rebuilds.. I guess it's more therapeutic than constructive or actually on topic. But whomever said it is right there is no rumors or news to discuss... *sigh* ...I guess after the h…
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CR was an epiphany for EON ...unfortunately they didn't seem to have any clue how to handle the reboot after that. I liked SF but even that was like "ok ummm now what? ok soft kinda reboot of a reboot ...that should help us set up for a great follo…
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Not saying as an excuse but remember during part of the filming and I'm sure part of the final preproduction MGW was having health problems.
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suavejmf wrote: » mcdonbb wrote: » Nice to always get a derogatory American stab in there @suavejmf.. you represent your country very well. And going back to that accent conversation. I was not intending my remark to be offensive or raci…
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Walecs wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I couldn't give a stuff about MI, I can't stand the Cruiser one bit so it's not going to fill the gap one bit. Thanks God I'm not the only one. Dynamite's Bond comics have been very satisfying a…
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Risico007 wrote: » Personally I would as controveriAl as it is I would prefer Craig do one more and have Fassbender start at 42 I would like Craig to end on a high note.
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bondjames wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I just don't think Bond can be like Moore played him again not in this day and age and it's only fans that would wetting their pants over this. It's been a number of years since I've succumbed to this…
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Nice to always get a derogatory American stab in there @suavejmf.. you represent your country very well. And going back to that accent conversation. I was not intending my remark to be offensive or racist. I wish now I hadn't said it but the …
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Sanchairs wrote: » Indian accents seem to me to be more resilient. I mean an Indian guy whether living in London or Houston stills sounds like an Indian guy. What? Are you kidding, have you met an British 'Indian' from the UK or London? Du…
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suavejmf wrote: » mcdonbb wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » Or Martian if Disney acquires Bond. >-) ..any professional actor appropriate for the role can play Bond. Personal preference I prefer the actor to be British... just l…
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