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I mean, you could probably find moments in the Craig era where he's has his more relaxed moment, but not on the same way as Brosnan in the DAD Cuba sequence for example.
Edit: Didn't see you've edited your comment. You are right about this – being completely off duty. That hasn't happened in a long time. Brosnan Bond did enjoy himself quite a bit in Cuba though, even if looking for Zao.
Relaxed, yes. You're absolutely right. But still on a mission, personal or not.
I mean, when have we seen Bond on his own personal time, with no agenda?
Also, and about that pic, my eyes wouldn't be set so high ;)
Edited my previous comment! ;-)
…My eyes wouldn't be set so high either :-D
He was on a mission? A personal one, but still not a holiday.
CR. And to a lesser extent SF.
Yes. I edited my previous comment :-)
;)
No panic on my part, so I don't know what you are interpreting from my post.
I'm just pointing out that Connery never had the internet to contend with.
I'm totally relaxed and never have been one of those to interpret Craig's mood in an interview, people just nit pick for the sake of it, especially the crowd that dislike this era.
Daniel Craig is who he is and doesn't put on airs and graces to please the interviewer. If you don't like that in your current Bond, maybe the next one will have etiquette lessons that will be up your high standards.
When in CR? And in SF I wouldn't call that enjoyment. He was depressed and copying with it, wasn't he? :)
Throughout the series, I can only remember Lazenby in the Casino and Connery in Miami in GF and with Sylvia in Dr. No and FRWL.
Yes, why I said to a lesser extent. The Venice scenes with Vesper after he resigned.
I think Babs said he will be "sailing his yacht" when she talked about him enjoying life.
I also think we'll see scenes of him swimming and diving.
I would also count the scenes with Vesper having dinner at the casino after he has beaten Le Chiffre. It's really a short, calm scene. Bond really feels relaxed there.
I think he was perfectly fine in the way he gave his answers and overall mood. Wouldn't ask for more really.
This is a very good point. The best Bond film have a certain amount of vacation vibe to them.
Ah yes, Grace Jones!
Well, maybe one day. A Nobody Lives Forever adaption, perhaps?
For your eyes only (bond being asked by a colleague to do a personal mission)
The spy who loved me (protecting a professor)
The Hildebrand Rarity (bond relaxing on an island before being brought into this)
And
Moonraker (the deadly technology part which I believe Drax was definitely building it’s been a while since I read the Fleming novels)
All in all the plot much like Quantum and Obviously Casino to me screams Fleming so yeah I am happy though to be fair even Skyfall and Spectre had shades of Fleming so yeah... consider me hopeful and excited I still say the synopsis screams
But I know I am the only one who sees this well in August I will either be proven right or wrong
I just removed it. But you are right - anything like that, whether real or fake, will lead to a warning.
:D
Having trouble keeping it up Q?