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That's what happens when you watch your favourite Bond film too many times.
Or the mat that Bond is laying on when he and Natalya slide down into the dish.
...or the trucks at the top of the dam during the bunjee jump.
Wouldn't have noticed that one if I hadn't gone on bloody Youtube :(
He doesn't necessarily mean actual rats... ;)
Nice how little themes reoccur in SF...
We're strictly plutonic
Actress Bérénice Marlohe gives a killer performance at the casino. Maybe the best single performance of any Bond girl acting-wise in one scene?
Make It Last All Night
Music by Bill Conti
Lyrics by Shelby Conti
Performed by Rage
Try to hold it down and take it slow
And just enjoy the motion
If you just relax and push it back
There is no limitation.
Oooh, oooh, oooh can you feel it inside you?
Oooh, oooh, oooh can you feel it inside me too?
Try to keep it up and ease it in
To get that good vibration
If you come to late you’ll have to wait
To get that good sensation.
Oooh, oooh, oooh can you feel it moving smooth and slow?
Oooh, oooh, oooh ease on back and let the loving flow
Gotta take your time and level out
It’s not an innovation
If you count to ten and back again
It’s not just calculation
Oooh, oooh, oooh can you feel it inside you?
Oooh, oooh, oooh can you feel it inside me to?
Oooh, oooh, oooh can you feel it moving smooth and slow?
Oooh, oooh, oooh ease on back and let the loving flow
Easy baby, if I burn up there’s no need to feel so tight
Be loving, be gentle, be patient we make it last all night
Be loving, be gentle, be patient we make it last all night
--
Nice and subtle ;-)
Along the same lines, I was reading a Roger Moore interview recently where he said that, in order to avoid comparisons with Connery, other people (usually women) ordered his vodka martini "shaken, not stirred" for him.
LOL. That was the late '70s/early '80s for you. It was also fortunate that they used the title Octopussy around that same time.
Wilson?
This is the only way it should be, imho.
Also, there appears to be another cameo from either of the two in Spectre (in the teaser trailer as Bond looks over at the Spectre meeting, we see the back of the head of a grey-haired man with a ponytail).
Of course that was excellent, but I still feel that line is best/most impactful when delivered to a woman, and "My name is Bond....." rather than "The name's Bond....."....
Madonna is the perfect example of this. I'm actually surprised that the makers of DAF--of all Bond films--had the restraint to cut out Sammy Davis, Jr. Richard Branson, I believe, was quid pro quo for providing a plane for CR.
was watching FYEO tonight - and right after Bond leaves Bibi on the ski slopes, we cut to Locque getting into the backseat of a car and getting on a telephone.. well when the door closes and the car reverses, you can clearly see the camera, the cameraman, an assistant, and some sort of light rigging (i am guessing) in the reflection off the car window..
can't believe i didn't notice this one until now lol..
I suppose they aren't actually going to strangle him but it kind of ruined the moment.
As for Madonna, she was probably grateful for a role in a movie that was a hit
;)
I suppose the choice of song isn't exactly subtle.
As much as I love that fencing sequence (a true classic within the Bond franchise) Madonna was just wrong in it. But even she couldn't ruin the sequence thank God.
:-& :-& :-&
Yes you may be right. Never saw that. I knew her from a TV sitcom she was in, but always assumed that she took the GE role to get some international recognition.