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But you're generally not supposed to look at the camera when your acting in front of one.
Indeed :)
I know, I was kidding
So was I :)
( I thought it was very powerful )
In the Wild Geese Richard Burton stares directly at the camera as he seethes with
rage.
I guess they didn't know what they were doing ! :D
( I am only pulling legs here guys, not being serious ) ;)
Interestingly the original idea was to go from Melina's eyes into Sheena Easton's eyes in the TS, which would have been effective. But they then decided they needed some nonsense about a delicatessen in stainless steel in the PTS.
Hardly, since the word 'delicatessen' didn't come into being until the 19th century.
With " Your Momma is .... " joke. ( And that's true ) :D
He also created James Bond.
Also invented the Bacon sandwich, snowboarding and the first email address.
We'll have less of this good humour around here. :D
Indeed.
=D>
Bear with me, as this might be boring or nitpicky. :-D
In the pre-titles sequence, Leiter is stopped and told he has a shot at Sanchez, and we hear the following exchange:
FELIX: Oh, James. Explain to Della, will you?
BOND: No way. I'm coming with you.
FELIX: OK, but strictly as an observer!
BOND: Sorry, Sharky.
SHARKY: Hey, why me?
Hey, you guys, you can't do this to me!
What will I tell Della?
There is obviously supposed to be a little joke here that an angry Della is more frightening than a fugitive drug baron and his goons. So Tim should have said "No way, I'm coming with YOU!" Instead, he reads it as "No way, I'm coming WITH you."
I know, dull and pedantic, but it's very odd.
But then what do I know, you could be right. :D
I do think that's meant to be the joke, i.e. they're both leaving Sharkey in the lurch to tell Della.
Yeah, of course, and it's clear in the film from Sharkey's response. But I'm sure Tim was supposed to read his own line with different intonation. As is in the film, he just sounds eager to go on an adventure. :-D
You know what, I think you might be right. Good job spotting that one!!
Deliver them as he thinks best ?
Given this happened in the ship's hull, I was surprised that none of the several observers sitting on deck waiting for the presentation of the helicopter's capabilities reacted or were surprised.