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Coming from someone who’s not the tallest person, I really don’t like the prospect of a 5’7” Bond. Yes a variety of techniques can be used to get around this, but they aren’t always convincing. At 5’10, which I think is literally a stretch, Daniel p…
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Production of a film, particularly a Bond film, is a tremendous undertaking and involves a myriad of entities; it is far more complicated than producing and marketing of a book. This is why I think that I see literary Bond ultimately being more viab…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » If you've seen him smile, I imagine that's where some of the criticism is coming from. It's not that he's got bad teeth or anything, it's just he looks... I don't know, kind of trashy? He's just not been good so far at project…
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I think that literary Bond will continue far beyond the cinematic Bond. I can see cinematic Bond taking a very long hiatus, eventually being revived by a new generation of filmmakers. Ironically I think it would be done as a period piece set in the …
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peter wrote: » Since62 wrote: » Nicholas Hoult ?!!? What ? Don’t you think he’s a good actor @Since62 ? He’s quite handsome. Has screen charisma. A little more lean mass on his frame would go a long way. But he would bring elements far …
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » I just heard on a podcast that Nicholas Hoult was close to getting the role of Rooster in Top Gun:Maverick which ended up going to Miles Teller. He of course also was the other finalist for The Batman, where he lost out to…
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When doing MI marathons prior to the release of a new entry, I’ve tried to rewatch MI:2 and can’t get past the first 20 or 30 minutes . Next time I’ll pass on it.
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Ah well, variety is the spice of life; as with the Bond films we all have our favorites and through the years they’ve provided something for a range of tastes
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PDJamesBond wrote: » talos7 wrote: » mtm wrote: » I couldn't really follow that video; he seemed to keep going off on tangents where he's just spotting similar things in the movies. The first part of the argument seemed to be that it was t…
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mtm wrote: » I couldn't really follow that video; he seemed to keep going off on tangents where he's just spotting similar things in the movies. The first part of the argument seemed to be that it was the first one to feature Ethan getting persona…
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This is an excellent analysis of MI:3 and why it was so important to the franchise.
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Without a doubt Daniel is a stronger actor but I think the character needed someone with Hemsworth’s physical stature. All and all he’s do a very good job in the role.
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ProfJoeButcher wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » MI3 is the absolute worst. I don't get the hate that MI3 receives. It has incredible action set pieces, a Cruise in his prime and probably the best villain of the entire…
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Since62 wrote: » talos7 wrote: » GeneralGogol wrote: » I choose Moore as the most consistently handsome Bond, but Connery in Goldfinger takes the cake when looking at all 25 films. Spot on… talos7 wrote: » GeneralGogol wr…
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Nice thoughts from Pierce … https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-10995093/Pierce-Brosnan-pays-tribute-inspirational-James-Caan-following-death-aged-82.html
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GeneralGogol wrote: » I choose Moore as the most consistently handsome Bond, but Connery in Goldfinger takes the cake when looking at all 25 films. Spot on…
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Sean brings every bit of his considerable charm to the role of a scoundrel.
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Was Connery ever actually the villain in anything, other than Marnie? As in the outright antagonist and not the anti-villain type? I feel like there's an obvious example but it escapes me. He was in the outstanding …
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mtm wrote: » talos7 wrote: » While I like Daniel’s Bond very much, in an alternate timeline, it’s quite easy to see him as a classic henchmen.. I can see him playing against , let’s say, a Fassbender Bond. The two would be involved in a cat an…
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While I like Daniel’s Bond very much, in an alternate timeline, it’s quite easy to see him as a classic henchmen.. I can see him playing against , let’s say, a Fassbender Bond. The two would be involved in a cat and mouse game through the film, endi…
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chrisisall wrote: » I found RAMBO reasonably compelling, and I thought it was a fitting end to the franchise. Last Blood is a cow too milked. Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » I liked certain aspects of Last Blood and it certainly did not pul…
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MattiaDeVarti007 wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Last yesterday Entertainment Tonight did a retroactive on the career of Harrison Ford; behind the scenes footage from Indy 5 was included. Only nine days away from 80, Harrison…
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No doubt perceiving chemistry between two performers is subjective.
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Venutius wrote: » Didn't Craig have final approval of his Bondgirls? He was certainly reported as having insisted on Eva Green and their chemistry was off the scale, so it's not as if he's unaware of that aspect. If Dan had the final say, he'd har…
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ToTheRight wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Last yesterday Entertainment Tonight did a retroactive on the career of Harrison Ford; behind the scenes footage from Indy 5 was included. Only nine days away from 80, Harrison looks absolutely remarkable a…
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Last yesterday Entertainment Tonight did a retroactive on the career of Harrison Ford; behind the scenes footage from Indy 5 was included. Only nine days away from 80, Harrison looks absolutely remarkable and extremely fit.
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Being a great actor or actress doesn’t mean that someone is right for every role. Rationalizing that Léa Seydou’s performance suited Swann’s character , and backstory, doesn’t retcon her lack of chemistry with Daniel and general lack of screen pr…
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”JAWS” It’s a 4th of July tradition for me , and it never gets old.
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I never felt the connection between Bond and Swann. For that matter I didn’t feel a drop of chemistry between Craig and Seydoux. Not to belabor my admiration for “ the receptionist “ from CR, but in their under a minute interaction, I felt more chem…
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mtm wrote: » I’m not sure where he’d have fitted that in though, as he had Solange over that night! :D Sean would have. 😉 I would have put it in as Bond is sitting in his room, following the initial beach encounter with Solange, doing re…
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