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I never tire of watching him break his own rule and toss the broom into the brush.
I love that bit too. Strangely some folks hate it, but if Q was a field agent he would treat gadgets more cavalierly, because they're only tools, means to an end.
That hoverbroom is brilliant! How didn't anyone notice that when filming?
Yeah, that sounds a bit strange. Even if this was the case, I guess the guy with the broom could have held it a little closer to the ground, though!
It's more likely due to continuity between the takes, what with potential dust and so that may go up in air.
I mean it....look it up,it wasnt a mistake.
The film version of Flight Into Space features some extra notes sung by female voices. These are either flat out absent from the soundtrack album version or lost in the mix. To be precise:
Film audio:
http://picosong.com/w5nqT/
Soundtrack version (5:05):
And speaking of differences between film audio and soundtrack albums, I'm reminded of Octopussy and the six extra bars featuring the Bond theme, which are heard in the palace fight scene (when Bond and Q show up in the balloon), but aren't present in the soundtrack. Recorded after the original cue was done and spliced in afterwards, I presume.
Me neither, and me too! I'll look out for it next time.
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I also didn't notice the sign hanging on a building at the port of San Monique:
DR. KANANGA REMINDS
THE TOURIST IS OUR FRIEND
HIS WELFARE IS OUR CONCERN
How considerate of him, considering he's a murderous drug dealer.
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I knew about Whisper but not the second point Matt !
When I was little, DAF was the first new Bond I saw in a theater and I recall standing outside the box office just staring at that poster of Connery Bond and taking in how cool and glamorous the world of James Bond was. And that has never left me.
I love that poster. Robert McGinnis really knows how to make fantastic artwork.
He can be seen just before the UFO lands on Trafalgar square. At 1:47:34 (leftside of the frame).
Maybe someone could make a screenshot??
"Buy me a pint!"
"Closing time James, last call."
I love the train/tank crash,and the whole scene on the train and the explosion,great dialogue.
"Kill her. She means nothing to me"
**all while he's considering options on how to get the both of them out of the situation. Pure Bond.**
"Lovely girl. Tastes like....like strawberries"
"I wouldn't know"
"I would !" **Bean's enthusiasm here cracks me up**
"mm..." **love Xenia's playful interjection. Cheesy, but oh so good.**
Another reference to (the) Batman. You can get feeling that every moment Dracula can flying in, if you open it. Thirth ''blood'' element found of '' The coldest blood runs through my veins'' of CR (text) and text visible in SF. But this time what that hearts need and not in the maintitle, straight in to the movie (out of the shadow: reference to Dench M). Another you know my name for the blinds.