peter
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- peter
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What's the difference @CrabKey ?? In TGWTGT, rape is seen for what it is: a horrific act. The barn scene in Goldfinger was Bond's triumph. And if you can't see that, then at least you should see that this is deus ex machina via the penis. Bond…
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peter wrote: » There's plenty of subtext in the Craig films, but Mende loves to be hyperbolic… pages and pages of dialogue to hammer home themes is just patently false. It’s false, and these pages and pages and pages he’s talking about don’t exist…
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Troy wrote: » Pussy was also the enemy. But Bond had sex with her, and didn’t kill her. It’s not the point he had sex with her, it’s that he really did force himself on her, and as Fiona so rightly inferred, Pussy was so taken by the try…
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bondywondy wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » I think Bond actors need a certain uniqueness to their look, and Cavill, Suter, James just look like "non-descript attractive man" to me. As much as I don't like his films, even…
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Agreed, it looks very interesting. Two damaged souls that find each other. I think we are in for a twisted romance not seen since Fight Club.
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MaxCasino wrote: » https://twitter.com/SupermanHomepge/status/1778039295820824640 https://twitter.com/SupermanHomepge/status/1777924656588034434 Being one of the comic experts, and certainly the biggest Superman fan I know, @MaxCasin…
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007HallY wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » What do you think about the death of Elektra King? I'd say that's a scene which, for all its flaws, understands and depicts the dilemma Bond is placed in. Brosnan's Bond comes across as conflicte…
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And by the way gents, I love Goldfinger. But to think that this scene was two adults having a “gay old time “ is disingenuous. I think the men of yesterday saw it one way, and I have a feeling that some very aware women saw it another way (those …
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Venutius wrote: » Goldfinger's 60 years old. We don't expect a film as old as GF to reflect modern sensibilities, but I sometimes get the impression that there's a tendency to judge it by them. That's unfair. It was made for a contemporary audien…
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peter wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I was sold on Theo James as Bond exclusively because of The White Lotus, though it sounds like he's at his most Bondian and ultra suave and cool in The Gentlemen, so I really need to get around to it soon. …
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Creasy47 wrote: » I was sold on Theo James as Bond exclusively because of The White Lotus, though it sounds like he's at his most Bondian and ultra suave and cool in The Gentlemen, so I really need to get around to it soon. Apart from James…
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talos7 wrote: » One stumbling block is that he appears to be sincerely reluctant when asked about Bond Or,is he playing the game? At this point there is no way he isn’t on EoN’s radar. My feeling is, Bond must be such a wild fantasy for…
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@jetsetwilly and @talos7 , I just watched half of the video you posted above. I seriously can't argue any of their points, and I'll go back to the thing I liked most about James in THE GENTLEMEN: his absolute control... an icy, confident control.…
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The little boy in me has always been blown away by GOLDFINGER...as @Creasy47 said: it's so iconic. Big and strong, and playful and sexy. It shakes one up. Goldfinger for the Blondie... The little boy in me gives the Klebbie to TB... I am not musi…
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Haha, @mtm, I have never liked this sequence all that much... And for the very first time, after all my viewings of SPECTRE, I got goosebumps. The music just boosted my enthusiasm by a thousand points.
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peter wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » Not trying to upset anyone, just highlighting that Hennessey has tipped British actor Damson Idris as a model/spokesperson. Seems like the past few years have been spent trying to "launch" Damson as a hot comm…
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LucknFate wrote: » Not trying to upset anyone, just highlighting that Hennessey has tipped British actor Damson Idris as a model/spokesperson. Seems like the past few years have been spent trying to "launch" Damson as a hot commodity or rising sta…
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » peter wrote: » SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » Suspicion increases among Bond fans when a director who loves Bond names a project "Secret". I would be surprised if that isn't Bond 26. @SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ , this …
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You’re absolutely correct @DarthDimi … Bond’s sinful pelvis can have whomever he likes (but I like it when he earns it through seduction (and I am one of the ones who may feel an unease with the Severine shower scene, but I do love it at the same ti…
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » To me this is like asking: "Should every continuation novel have a 250 page limit?" Nobody cares. The only thing that matters is the quality of the story 💯… although some people do make an issue out of the length o…
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Troy wrote: » I did not accuse you as a person of not being an adult. I suggested that your interpretation of the scene was inline with contemporary / woke / Me Too / liberal / politically correct (delete as appropriate) perception, and not fully…
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Troy wrote: » peter wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Honestly, the barn scene in GF and the scene with the nurse in TB are, at best, crudely humorous (my go to line whenever I've watched them with people is 'this a me-too moment waiting to happe…
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talos7 wrote: » On the other hand, the one waiting in the shadows may have the stars align and make it to the big screen. Agreed, sir…
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » Don't really see the pages and pages of needless dialogue to overexplain refers to. Most Bond films are brief, self-contained and pacy so any exposition required to introduce the new cast of characters is replaced by seam…
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » I really don't understand why some directors attach themselves to this many projects. Sure, attaching yourself to more than one makes sense, but FIVE projects? Lining up ducks, and hot streaks dont last forever, plus,…
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DarthDimi wrote: » peter wrote: » There's plenty of subtext in the Craig films, but Mende loves to be hyperbolic… pages and pages of dialogue to hammer home themes is just patently false. It’s false, and these pages and pages and pages he’s ta…
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talos7 wrote: » But this does not include the mystery project that must see the light of day quickly, correct? Correct @talos7
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There's plenty of subtext in the Craig films, but Mende loves to be hyperbolic… pages and pages of dialogue to hammer home themes is just patently false. It’s false, and these pages and pages and pages he’s talking about don’t exist. @DarthDimi i…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » The problem is screenwriters, for whatever reason have lost the art of subtlety in their scripts, so what was once communicated through the actors performances, or through a sing…
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Informe_James_Bond wrote: » TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » Huh, must've been an error then. No, It is not an error. Simply that on IMDb Pro it has the name of the title. ;) Thanks @Informe_James_Bond …!
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