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My envy comment was tongue in cheek, as I care about as much as you or others do; it isn't anything that bothers me. I view each take on Bond as a separate and unique story for the character that stands on its own, aside from Sean and George who are meant to be more connected. It's the best way for me to sort of settle the discrepancies in how the actors play them in my mind. Moore, Dalton, Brosnan and Craig are all playing the same man, and they can have the same general histories (like Dalton and Brosnan having Cold War pasts) but they are still Bonds in separate dimensions of a sort in my eyes.
And YOLT climbing down the rope at Kobi docks...so obvious its not a Japanese woman,but a man.
Sounds like a list for the Statistics discussion. Gender switching could encompass male stuntmen for women, characters in drag, and the true transformation.
My adoration for Honor is still intact, then. ;)
Oh yes. She learned proper martial arts for The Avengers and she could easily throw Sean around. (She's also a motorcyclist. What's not to adore?)
That's some nice typography and design, right there! Minimalistic graphic design at it's best :-)
Heavily photoshopped posters don't seem to go away, do they. Luckily, current trends in graphic design (in general) tend to lean more towards minimalism - which, regarding movie posters, can be both good and bad.
Are you a graphic designer? If so, we should talk. I'm going to school for that.
@PropertyOfALady I am! Send me a message if you have any questions. :-)
I've always gotten that vibe, too. He pulls that look off well.
Interesting trivia @DaltonCraig007. It's rather sad that it will take until B26 for that statistic to be no longer true. Hopefully someone competent gets control of this operation and starts making these films more regularly soon.
Regardless, as you said, Connery/Moore will always remain the 'Big 2' for me at least no matter what happens going forward.
Interesting statistic. Another sad statistic is that John Barry has only composed 11/24 of the films, slightly less than half. It goes without saying he injected magic into each film he was involved in, regardless of the quality of the film