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in my best possible Plenty O'Toole impersonation:
Likewise.... You know something, ToTheRight? You're a terrific guy! A little weird, but a terrific guy! Why don't we go someplace and watch another Bond? :P ha ha
Excellent!
...Bitten by the bug.
After watching a great many classics of the past I don't have a lot left in my Bondathon.
Four out of six I have yet to watch are from the newer eras.
If anyone feels like doing a joint viewing of any film let me know. I can always take a break from this one:
Even if this is a film I'd call "new content" I liked it. There are the typical horrendous attributes you'll find in today's cinema and that certainly will prevent it from ever going very high in my ranking. There is enough classic stuff in it though to get me into a forgiving mood.
At least that's how it went down with my first viewing of:
SKYFALL
ok, sounds good, whenever it’s good for you
wonderful, love Connery
If it wasn't for Judi Dench, it'll be one of the worst. The colors look washed out to brownish, and then it changes to cold blue when we are in London. The constant back and forth between the two is most jarring.
The score is way too serious without the usual melodic playful lightness that Arnold or Barry provided.
Not even going to comment on Bond being hit by a high velocity bullet and falling to his death. Water is like concrete if you fall like that.
Luckily I remember Skyfall getting much more better once the movie passes the 30 minute mark.
I think I agree on that. He seemed wrong.
...I'm so glad.