peter
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- peter
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- Toronto
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Moonraker
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- No Time To Die
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- Daniel Craig
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Creasy47 wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Finish it tonight. I'm tired of the anxiety. I'm having a hard time being excited after wins. It's just unfamiliar territory I miss this feeling and sensation with my own team. Hey …
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QBranch wrote: » Good call, @Benny. Certainly the colourful clothing pattern is her style. I disagree with @Benny . The “person” reflected in the mirror is the ghost that haunts all 007 films; she was a past lover of Fleming’s. He told h…
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thedove wrote: » Have the Dallas Mavs shown the Oilers what to do down 3 games to none???? Will the Oil gush and send the series back to Florida? Or will the Stanley Cup be awarded to the Panthers on foreign soil? Any predictions for tonight…
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I agree @QBranch , and I really like Alien 3 as well. I think that may have been his debut film (?). I think he'd make a spectacular Bond film, but, he's a particular type of filmmaker, and I'm not sure how Intune he'd be with EoN and partnering …
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QBranch wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » As for TGWTDT, I haven't seen it since I want to see the original Swedish one first. Same here, I wanted to watch it years ago, and am looking for something to watch now. Is it recommended to watch t…
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echo wrote: » peter wrote: » @rock223 , welcome to my Club! Membership is now up two! You and me, and we don’t have a very popular opinion about this film, nor the ending, 😂. But we’ve got each other, 😂. I'm on the NTTD train as well…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » There is a longtime proposal that the bumble bee is aerodynamically incapable of flight based on understanding of lift and other factors. And yet it flies. I have to say, in a film I don’t much like, …
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delfloria wrote: » peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » delfloria wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I liked Safin's look and the opening scene with him in, he just didn't get enough screen time to do much. NTTD had too much to do and I think he…
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ColonelAdamski wrote: » It is if you want it to be. That's art, man. Another attempt at humour fails again. Shaking my head. I just plain old suck at even getting a sniff at a chuckle. But there’s always my Golden Retriever. No matter what …
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ColonelAdamski wrote: » I wouldn't worry, I bet there are Beatles fans who think Revolution 9 is the best Beatles song as well. Wait…, it isn’t??
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@rock223 , welcome to my Club! Membership is now up two! You and me, and we don’t have a very popular opinion about this film, nor the ending, 😂. But we’ve got each other, 😂.
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mtm wrote: » thedove wrote: » Both are mysteries. More than that: both involve Daniel Craig investigating Christopher Plummer's weird family! :D I find it really hard to choose: I think they're both fantastic. I might go for Dragon T…
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mtm wrote: » delfloria wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I liked Safin's look and the opening scene with him in, he just didn't get enough screen time to do much. NTTD had too much to do and I think he was a casualty. His motivations an…
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Kojak007 wrote: » peter wrote: » Yes, I think early on in preproduction Demange seemed to be a front runner… I wonder if he’s done enough in the last few years to show he could lead a big production such as Bond? I don’t know, but he certainly…
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Mallory wrote: » When we start working on development with a director, we make sure we’re all making the same movie; that we have a clear vision. We’re very collaborative but you dont want to hire Sam Mendes and then handcuff him Barbara Brocco…
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ColonelSun wrote: » peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » NoTimeToLive wrote: » Simon wrote: » "Let me tell you about a man named Bond, James Bond. He killed your grandfather, and nearly got me killed numerous times. There was this one time …
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sandbagger1 wrote: » He was rumoured to be on the shortlist for NTTD, wasn't he? The timing is interesting, with both him and Villeneuve looking like they might be free. I wonder whether we might see the bookies' odds on Jack O'Connell for 0…
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mtm wrote: » NoTimeToLive wrote: » Simon wrote: » "Let me tell you about a man named Bond, James Bond. He killed your grandfather, and nearly got me killed numerous times. There was this one time he did save me from being strapped to a bui…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » https://www.darkhorizons.com/marvels-blade-loses-another-director/ Looks like Yann Demange is available. I heard about this, and was a little taken by surprise with this development... I do like him as a director... …
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Thanks @Dwayne ! That's really interesting stuff... It's wild to see the "loan"words that the Japanese use, and not one, not two, but three different writing systems?!! You think you're coming on a James Bond fan-site, but you get just a little b…
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CrabKey wrote: » Nothing personal. Though you are both referencing different things, the comments posted close together amused me. My reply was also supposed to be amusing. Guess that landed with a dull thud. Oh well, lol @Mendes4Lyfe a…
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CrabKey wrote: » @mtm - I can't wait to read the same thing over and again. @Peter - I’ve said time and again...... 😂 But, @CrabKey would you care to elaborate?
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Better than female ghostbusters is a very low bar. Weren't you the person who brought up Ghostbusters in the first place?? Give it a rest, Mendes... Come up with something new to complain about, please. EDIT: I…
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I actually like all of those scenes except for the fight at Stacy’s house. I recently watched the film, and I really have nothing good to say about it, although the music (while repetitive), elevates, if only slightly, the visual crap that’s on the…
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thedove wrote: » Lets move back to a Bond actor in a non-Bond role. In both films this Bond actor played the villain of the piece, showing a darker side. Both have moments of comedy and a lightness which is interesting because this actor was kn…
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007HallY wrote: » Yeah, not quite sure why studios have decided to keep going with Ghostbusters of all things. Just from a cynical business standpoint it's not a franchise with a lot of financial potential. The first film, while a classic, came ou…
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Great game two…. Period two and three were all Panthers. They just give no space to the Oils. McDavid is having tantrums. Same with Draisaitl. Skinner is porous. I have to imagine therel’ll be a home town bounce for game three, but the Cats…
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GoldenGun wrote: » No worries, @peter! I sometimes wonder the same when I'm defending entries like DAF, TMWTGG, TWINE, DAD or SP :)) Thanks @GoldenGun ! 😂, it’s nice to not be a lonely island, 😂!!!
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » There's been as many ghostbusters films since 2010 as there have bond films. So? They’re abysmal. Exactly. Quantity has nothing to do with quality. These two things have been confl…
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@jetsetwilly , your post was the first thing I read today, and gave me a genuine chuckle (although, some people may agree with your suggestion, 😂)! @CrabKey , just attempting a bit of self deprecating humour (especially since my opinion isn't a v…
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