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thelivingroyale wrote: Samuel001 wrote: Brutal Bond - Dropping Trevelyan So what do we think? I love that bit. "No, for me", just so badass. Not sure if I prefer that or the Kaufman scene though. Good shout for the Kaufman sce…
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Villiers53 wrote: . It's fifty years on, there's more to Bond than just Fleming and his books. It's not fifty years you ignoramus - it's sixty - stick to your P&G fly spray and leave the serious stuff to the proper aficionados. [/quote…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: Skyfail wrote: DarthDimi wrote: @Skyfail, they range between 15 (my youngest) and 18. ;-) @4EverBonded, Thanks for the suggestion. ;-) Incidentally, can anyone explain what happened in the Pope Francis thread? I…
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FLeiter wrote: Bought the most recent Bond fragrance @ Kohl's in the States. Don't believe it was available in alot of retail here. Will buy the new one in April. Find it humorous that people take up the ghost of Ian Fleming and project their…
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thelordflasheart wrote: I was always surprised that they had Brown as M - he was so weak as the character compared to Lee. I mean, anyone would suffer in comparison following Lee but to think that Brown was the best that they could do...I guess it…
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Villiers53 wrote: @myworldisenough it was you that denigrated the debate, now you must bite that pillow swathed no doubt in P&G's mist. Fleming would turn in his grave! What debate? You seem more interested in being derogatory and label…
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Villiers53 wrote: myworldisenough wrote: Villiers53 wrote: myworldisenough wrote: Villiers53 wrote: Bentley my friend, you aren't wrong. This bilge would go down well with the false tan brigade in "TOWIE". No Bond afficianado wort…
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Maybe Craig is taking some time out for a well earned rest. It's not just making movies, its about having to promote them also.
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Villiers53 wrote: myworldisenough wrote: Villiers53 wrote: Bentley my friend, you aren't wrong. This bilge would go down well with the false tan brigade in "TOWIE". No Bond afficianado worth his salt would be seen wearing it stiff! Thank…
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Lynne was a great sidekick. her eternal suffering at the hands of Partridge.
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They don't make 'em like they used to. I'd love to have one of those to add to all the other classic vintage Bond cars I dream of owning.
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Hard to tell, I was hoping the teaser trailer might give us a glimpse of some actual footage of the movie but what we got was a mock brainstorming session. I can only hope it will be brilliant but I have a sinking feeling it will be a bit of a let d…
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Alpha Papa - It's started.
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RC7 wrote: myworldisenough wrote: Stewart Lee and Richard Herring - I remember watching their sketch show on tv many years ago. Great talents. I would love to see Lee live. You should get tickets. Without sounding like a pretentious dic…
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Stewart Lee and Richard Herring - I remember watching their sketch show on tv many years ago. Great talents. I would love to see Lee live.
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Villiers53 wrote: Bentley my friend, you aren't wrong. This bilge would go down well with the false tan brigade in "TOWIE". No Bond afficianado worth his salt would be seen wearing it stiff! Thankfully it looks like it's dead in the water and is…
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I have watched all the Movies at the cinema from 1995 and when I was little I remember seeing NSNA with my best friend for his birthday treat. I don't remember seeing any Moore or Dalton at the cinema. Truth is I didn't really get into Bond until Go…
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Aha... Smell my cheese you mother!!
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I see they've brought out a new range. I will try an obtain a free sample to see if it'll be worth a try. I requested a free sample of the original fragrance and a sample did finally turn up some three months later. Now that's great customer service…
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Definitely in my top 5. I love it. A true spy thriller worthy of Fleming's creation. Dalton and the TLD very much underrated but good to see much appreciation on here reading previous posts on other threads.
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Anon wrote: myworldisenough wrote: I won't label someone as having a simple mind just because the choose to follow a faith or belief. Fair enough. We must agree to differ. But I do wonder where you draw the line in having reverence for …
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chrisisall wrote: I love this thread! Because it's not ME causing a fuss here! :)) Personally, I believe in lots of crazy stuff, like reincarnation, a universal spirit, karma, and the like. Prick me on this subject, do I not bleed? Eh, not real…
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Anon wrote: myworldisenough wrote: That is true, tubby people can get offended when being told they are overweight. But that is being factual. Maybe difficult for them to hear but it is just being factual. However labelling people as being sim…
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Anon wrote: I was very annoyed to see this news on the TV. All ready to watch Great British Menu on BBC2 and there was just a man in a white frock talking Latin on a balcony. Programme eventually started 5 min late. Very annoyed. myworldisenoug…
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Shardlake wrote: While I don't go as far as our friend Wizard, organised religion has some of the biggest examples of hypocrisy in history and the well documented covering up of paedophiles by the Catholic Church shouldn't surprise some that some …
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I wasn't shocked by the manner in which Bond put Mathis in a skip. Better that than left on the road. As Bond said Mathis wouldn't have cared. Death is part of their job and they knew that it can also come to them and once they're dead, there's noth…
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Happy 2nd Aniversary. Great forum with a good bunch of regulars appreciating and debating all things Bond and beyond.
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thelivingroyale wrote: @forgotmyusername I thought you liked SF? TheWizardOfIce wrote: SF is great Bond film for the most part but anyone who doesn't think Silvas plan is not a crock of shit really needs to be forced to go on a basic screenwr…
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'hero' James Bond that happens to be white defeating the principal 'villain' that happens to be black is only perceived as racist by those that have an agenda to make it so. I feel Fleming had the habit of drawing attention to perceived racial di…
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Out of left field this one but if the producers wanted to develop Bond's back story and have a more human / personal emotive approach, how about Frank Darabont? Would need a 2nd unit for the big action pieces I would think.
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