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Bond takes one look at this dumpy dive and leaves. 007 goes first class.
One of the quicker Bond seduction scenes. Bond answers the door without his shirt. I think Sir Roger should have done that in LALD when M arrives unannounced. That would have been funny!
Craig is such a great Bond.
"Hey, what do you like, the leg or the wing, Camille? Or ya still go for the old hearts and lungs?"
The CGI parachute bit is a little unfortunate but doesn't ruin the sequence for me. Still great fun.
Great moment.
Love Greg Beam character. Would love to see him return! Another great observation review ToThe Right, my condolences on your recent loss! Glad you still come on here! Great reading. I must try doing one of these myself!
It's become a bit of a tradition for me to pop on here whenever I watch a Bond. . It's pretty fun, actally.
In the mood for an alpine set Bond with wonderful snow sequences.
After OHMSS this is my favorite snowy Bond.
Ah, the 1980's.
Conti's music during the ski chase was later used as the theme for LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS hosted by Robin Leach.
Bibi Dahl is all over our man James:
"I could eat you up alive!"
Bond gets older, they stay the same age.
Yes they do.
That joke was old the first time I posted it.
I plan to watch it at the weekend. And this year being its 40th anniversary, i plan to watch it multiple times!
It's one of my go-to Bonds. I must admit, though I was a bit too tired to post much on it yesterday.
Bond is wearing a wool cap while adjourning to visit his good buddy, Of Course Mr. White.
I wore a wool cap when I was a little kid, too. In fact I'd make a puppet out of it and annoy my friends. I think Bond should have done the same to Mr. White.
Great scene, though.
This Bond film has recently risen in my rankings substantially. I'm enjoying every yellow filtered frame here.
Bond gives his word. Craig plays this scene beautifully.
It is rather disturbing when Mr. White offs himself. I don't believe we've really had a scene like this in Bond before.
Now we segue to more Scooby gang antics..............
Here we go.................007 meets Madeleine. Another scene and section of the film I quite like.
Still, it's a well played scene and Craig looks perfect as Bond here.
All Pierce had to say to Natalya was "You know how to use one of these?" and that was the end of it.
Now they chill out in the middle of nowhere awaiting their ride.
Bond looks like Kermit the Frog in THE MUPPET MOVIE when he's tortured by Mel Brooks.
There's no "probably" about it. If only they had done that, and saved the train fight for an epilogue!
My favorite James Bond movie.
"Still in one piece but I wouldn't know how."
Linda Christian is a great Bond girl, IMO.
I love Barry Nelson here.
"Well, it wasn't my autograph either."
Michael Pate is great in CURSE OF THE UNDEAD. Vampire western B-movie.
Apparently Universal's new adaptation of DRACULA is set to be a sci-fi western as opposed to gothic horror. If it has an old school vibe I could possibly get into this....however I'm pessimistic and think it will end up crap.
Pate is a solid Leiter, though IMO.
Peter Lorre is actually pretty close to how I pictured LeChiffre in the novel.
I love Bond explaining Baccarat to Leiter here. It's pretty damn funny.
Apparently he did his research, read both novels multiple times each and went to the barber with a copy of LALD in hand to get into character.
Just kidding, he actually didn't know much about Bond when he got this job.
He was trying to avoid imitating Bogart, and was incredibly nervous.
Odd considering he was quite an experienced actor with years behind him.
I do like his performance, even if it isn't really the cinematic Bond audiences would later embrace.
Maybe Nelson's was gray?
We get to the 2nd ACT as Bond and LeChifre gamble and my buddy asks, "Is this almost over?"
The grainy kinescope quality can affect some fans' enjoyment of this epic masterpiece I imagine.
Michael Pate is very suave and dashing. He should have been Bond with Barry Nelson as Leiter.
Imagine had Cec Linder played Bond with Connery as Leiter? Or John Terry and Dalton swapping roles.
On second thought, let's not imagine that.