suavejmf
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- suavejmf
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- Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Dr No
- Favourite Bond Film
- From Russia With Love
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- Sean Connery
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Octopussy wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » IMO FRWL is the best Bond film, quality wise. But TB is the best in terms of scope and demonstrating all that makes 007 amazing. Out of Connery's Bond movies this one is my pers…
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Revelator wrote: » I agree that it's not a self-parodic film, it just shows signs of the bloat that overtook the series in the later self-parodic films (and often seems more interested in gadgets and hardware than in the characters). It's vastly m…
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GoldenGun wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » IMO FRWL is the best Bond film, quality wise. But TB is the best in terms of scope and demonstrating all that makes 007 amazing. Out of Connery's Bond movies this one is my personal favourite. It has …
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Revelator wrote: » TB occupies a weird position in between the classic leanness of the first Bond films and the self-parodic excess of the later entries. It's the first film in the series to feel bloated, but remains impressive and elegant in its …
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Octopussy wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » jobo wrote: » 00Agent wrote: » jobo wrote: » I appreciate the Fleming purists out there, but honestly, the man has been dead for almost sixty years. I am aware there are still segments of unu…
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IMO FRWL is the best Bond film, quality wise. But TB is the best in terms of scope and demonstrating all that makes 007 amazing. Out of Connery's Bond movies this one is my personal favourite. It has the best location, the best action, and the…
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GoldenGun wrote: » Univex wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » Univex wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » whether it's better even than the early Connery's is a subject worthy of debate It is not! There is no debate there. The first 4 Connery …
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Univex wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » Univex wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » whether it's better even than the early Connery's is a subject worthy of debate It is not! There is no debate there. The first 4 Connery films are untouchable. …
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Univex wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » whether it's better even than the early Connery's is a subject worthy of debate It is not! There is no debate there. The first 4 Connery films are untouchable. You put OHMSS on your fifth finger and you…
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Skyfall is overrated, it’s a good Bond but it gets overrated because of how big of a hit it was, and so many people who aren’t necessarily huge Bond fans saw it and loved it. So it’s good, but there are definitely 14 Bond films that are better IMO. …
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LeonardPine wrote: » Messing with the gunbarrel in recent Bond's is unforgivable. It was there to open a Bond film with a bang. To get the audience immediately in the Bond mood. To carry it on from the first film as a tradition was a genius ide…
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suavejmf wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » It wouldn't bother me if the gun barrel is missing again at the beginning. I just want a solid film. That is the priority, but those little things are part of the charm a…
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matt_u wrote: » 007Blofeld wrote: » Is that shot of m and dench's m the same sequence? Yes. I’m astonished about this merging timelines idea. Do you guys really believe EoN would do such a stupid, crazy, pointless move? They m…
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FoxRox wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » I believe the DR NO reveal will be established as the film ends with Ursula Andress coming out of the sea. We cut to Connery awakening and discover the entire Craig era had been a nightmare he had while slee…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Agent_47 wrote: » Don't think this is that controversial, but I don't think Bond movies should ever visit North America. Bond can go into space... but not the States. Something just feels wrong about Bond in America…
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Butter hook!
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I love LALD. It's Moore's best performance as Bond and his best film. It also has some of the best Villains in the whole series.....and Sharks! Ushering Guy Hamilton back in the director’s chair was a sound move, he had made Goldfinger, the most …
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Risico007 wrote: » It’s weird for 5 years my top five have remained largely the same and I still after looking at this thread even though the guy who plays youn Alfred in pennyworth is a close 6 no one really comes close to my personal top 5 in my…
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Mathis1 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Getafix wrote: » B17 was well in its way as early as 1991. Then all the legal nonsense held it up. That B17 plot from 91 set in China/Hong Kong sounded good to me. The China setting was first …
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Denbigh wrote: » Ok so I know you're probably not gonna agree but Jack O' Connell? I can see why people might be turned off but again I see potential. He's a brilliant actor and give him a couple of years and enough prep. I think he could do it. …
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Nothing is as good as those first 20 minutes. There is some creaky plotting and the post-Cold War villain is nasty in a commonplace way and, being realistically peripatetic, has need for a subterranean palace to luxuriate in. Desmond Llewellyn's Q p…
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TFC1 wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Callum Turner by the way I have been advocating him for a while. I think he has what it takes after thinking of him as a posh boy previously his role in The Capture on BBC …
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Birdleson wrote: » NicNac wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » Craig has not come close to matching the overwhelming coolness of Bond vs Dr. Kaufman at any point in his last three outings (he has plenty of equally great, or even greater, moments an…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Bond is a white whale. Please no swarthy sharks as Bond. Actually, he's tall and he's dark And like a shark, he looks for trouble That's why the zero's double.
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QQ7 wrote: » Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan are definitive James Bond actors, no one can convince me otherwise. Brosnan has nothing on Connery. Brosnan was always a handsome fellow with handsomely silky voice and a twinkle in hi…
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Univex wrote: » Risico007 wrote: » How about Charlie Hunnam? He can't find his accent. Ever. Liked him in that James Gray film, though. In the film Green Street (2005) his attempt at delivering a Cockney accent resulted in his…
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Univex wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » Octopussy wrote: » I think Craig is the best dressed Bond of the entire series, both as the character and in every day life, IMO. Connery is a close second. Given my profession, I’m in a suit every day. I’…
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Birdleson wrote: » I don't see Craig asa Fleming's Bond. He lacks the humility and finesse. He's more of a brute. Fleming's Bond never went rogue, he considered quitting twice (once to go off with Vesper, and once to get out of Operation Bedlam),…
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Getafix wrote: » Bits of TND look okay. It was the first attempt to update the look and feel to the 90s IMO. GE has an incredibly 80s vibe to it. +1. That’s why it’s Brosnan’s best. The 90’s were crap in terms of style.
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Max_The_Parrot wrote: » * Moore Moore Moore, that’s how I like it, that’s how I like it ...🎼 * Brosnan - for me, he has a little bit of everything that I like in Bond - he may not be the best at humour, coolness, looks, serious, dark, brooding…
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