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- peter
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Moonraker
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- No Time To Die
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renno61 wrote: » The last movie was all about a female Bond,Amazon should go ahead and completely make Bond a woman and lose millions. The last film was all about a female Bond? Did you see the last film?
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » peter wrote: » Anyway, I don't think Pascal and Heyman are going to be very involved creatively. Then you really don’t know what a producer does, @DEKE_RIVERS . Let the painter paint? Wow, D…
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@Mendes4Lyfe : no insiders reported that Cuaron was going to direct the next Bond picture. Only World of Reel and his buddy, The Insneider. And those two have abysmal records when it comes to agent 007. If you speak to anyone in the industry, …
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Anyway, I don't think Pascal and Heyman are going to be very involved creatively. Then you really don’t know what a producer does, @DEKE_RIVERS . I'm still hoping the rumour that Cuaron left the project was fake, How can a director…
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Seve wrote: » peter wrote: » So anyone who states that Craig negotiated this is probably picking up this info from another outlet. So you don't think Danny Boyle was close enough to the action to have a pretty good idea what Craig was w…
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007HallY wrote: » AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Who knows? Well, none of us at any rate, as it's always worth remembering. Speak for yourself and me There's only one thing I know when it comes to …
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AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » peter wrote: » Translating Fleming beat for beat has never been done. Yes, Fleming wrote his books in the 50s and early 60s when rations were still a thing and no one had any idea what an avocado “pear” was. F…
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Translating Fleming beat for beat has never been done. Yes, Fleming wrote his books in the 50s and early 60s when rations were still a thing and no one had any idea what an avocado “pear” was. Fleming wrote the fantasy of a spy who dove deeply…
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AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » RichardTheBruce wrote: » I disagree of course, and likely I have different tastes and personal experience applied. Fleming died, and mortality was was on his mind as he approached death. He toyed with Bond's fin…
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I’ve always read the Ferris wheel scene as the first moves in seducing Kara, but there’s no way they were intimate. They were interrupted. By the time Bond accepts Kara making him a martini, tells me that they were lovers by this point (hence why…
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I must've missed the rule book that specifies that James Bond can't die. I'm one of the idiots who loves the film, and the ending. I should really be banished...
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I assumed Bond and Kara were already intimate by the time they were in Kamran Shah's compound. And once there, they have their lover's spat, then we cut away from them when their kissing becomes a little more passionate. I certainly think this is…
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@007ClassicBondFan ...here in Toronto, my coach was the light Canadian champ, Mario Lechowski. Right crosses are tricky, with *potentially* an easy fix: Pivot that back foot with intent. Cork-screw it into the floor with the ball of your foot …
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » @thedove . Believe me when I say that the stress isn't worth it. While it's been a fun 3 years, especially being a team with constant relocation rumors, these games are too much to handle. I'll be at the arena watch p…
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1. NTTD (my annual watch tomorrow with family on Father’s Day) 2. Skyfall 3. Casino Royale 4. Spectre (bumped up) 5. Quantum of Solace
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Superman has always been the Boy Scout in the skies.He needs to be an optimistic and hopeful character (part of the criticism that came out of the Snyder interpretation was Superman shouldn’t be so glum and dour) James Bond has wayyyy more grey t…
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Superman was in a little trouble, as well as the DC universe, when Gunn took over. James Bond was in quite a healthy spot when Broccoli and Wilson sold. Bond, as a brand, didn’t need to be saved. That’s why I remain agnostic. Let’s see who …
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@SIS_HQ ”forced in DAF”?… I don’t think that was the case at all. He wasn’t forced, he was offered a huge payday, negotiated a deal for two or three other films, and, like a professional, gave the performance that matched the craziness that DAF was.
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🤔 🤨 I really enjoy both… LALD is the better made film; it’s highly entertaining and I’ve grown to really appreciate Moore’s debut film and how he made it look all so easy to slip in after Connery (where he must’ve had his own personal doubts. Conner…
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mtm wrote: » Had to look Carry On up there, that has quite a different association in the UK! :D Hahah @mtm i loved those films when I was a kid — we’d see them every summer when we came back to the UK to visit our family. And when I first …
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Risico007 wrote: » My first light fitness challenge video its kind of related to the game so hopefully its fine to post here Great video @Risico007 … you’ve got a great voice and a fun personality. You’re a good talker and I hope you ke…
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Ludovico wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Koskov is scheming and brutal, he didn't care what happened to Kara. I only wish they had elaborated on that further, and had him betraying and kil…
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LucknFate wrote: » I still think this Bond looks, acts, and sounds American. Thankfully I’m not alone. But I’m also not a gamer. I don’t understand gaming. I’m not a boomer, but in this medium I guess I’m boomer-adjacent. I can see th…
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@CraigMooreOHMSS — yessss!!!!! I am very much on the same page as you. My god, that scene in the bedroom was beautiful! The tension was stretched to the point I thought my brain was going to snap. That was incredibly written, directed and, of cou…
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I think he is excellent. Even in a crowd of strong names, he owns every scene that he's in. And when he goes dark, he's even better. Really good stuff. Agreed. He’s very unpredictable in the role, and many times, especially from about episode…
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Once I got past the wonky accent in Mobland, Brosnan was nothing short of outstanding. He was a demented, violent, psychopath, hiding under beautiful clothes and playing pretend in his big, old English house. He's a shark, and I felt especially ill …
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