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Agreed, though I'm still a bit bothered by how empty Rome is during the Bond/Hinx car chase. However, it's not as bad as the aforementioned scene, nor as bad as it seemed when I saw the movie for the first few times.
First time I noticed the line in the film.
Never noticed this before but when M says "This isn't a personal vendetta, 007", Connery straightens himself up almost military style. Very subtle, but shows Connery's Bond although at the brink of getting emotionally wrapped up in Jill knows when to keep his cool in the presence of M.
Golf sequence- Oddjob!
It fluctuates with DN, and FRWL as my number one. Can't beat the first three Connery Bonds IMO. In fact I was so enthralled with this viewing I didn't post much here like I intended to. Also my better half came in and got absorbed by GF and she watched it with me.
Not all of them...
One thing that let's the opening sequence down other than it being a training exercise, is the filters and sets the film initially is dull looking.
The script for the scene in M's office is dreadful
Fatima definitely a highlight of this film
Max makes a good Ernst
The visual and practical effects in TB are alot better than NSNA
Legrand's score was great... That he did for The Three Musketeers, his score for NSNA Is erratic and does not fit Bond for the most part.
The 00's have been reactivated
The 80's the decade of Chandeliers
This film is a mixed bag, the second act is good.
There are some really good shots in this film that remind you the director of the best Star Wars film directed this, though it really is mixed possibly down to a poor second unit?
No horses were harmed during filming
I have always thought Vicky Vale was gorgeous.
Some incidental scenes look like they were shot with a camcorder.
I didn't know NSNA was re-released on Blu-ray. I can remember a special edition that came out in '08 with a few short documentaries and an audio commentary by Irvin Kershner. The transfer was sharper than the very early DVD version, but the colors were far more subdued. There's a later version that's superior? I'll have to track it down.
The difference between the dvd and the Bluray of NSNA Is a chasm.
Kim Basinger pool scene at the end of the film crikey!
I'll have to get that version, now. I kind of wish the DVD and Blu-ray had the original Warner Bros logo at the beginning. The Orion Logo cheapens the opening IMO. A little nit-picky on my part.
Pierce got the short straw
Picture does not look great
Everything about this film looks bland
The Thames boat chase is awesome
Bond falling on the Millenium dome awesome, and great lead into a underrated Bond theme by Garbage.
I don't rate this film though I feel like I am watching a Bond film, I hate SF in comparison
Touching moment with Desmond
I remember watching this in the cinema, Desmond exit really got me what a legend
It would have made sense for Dench's M to die in Brosnans era, there is a stronger emotional connection between Dench and Brosnan IMO.
I know it's a reboot Dench is playing 2 different M's.
This is one of the worst shot Bond films, average Cinematography
Elektra 'tell me have you ever lost a loved one Mr Bond' I love Brosnans body language in response, shakes of that question very well.
Elektra is a highlight enjoy the opening to the Skiing sequence, some good subtle body language from both actors. Bond picked up on something in Elektra's character whilst in the helicopter, good subtle moment.
Parahawks inept chase sequence ensues, score is good though.
Most of the action scenes in TWINE feel shoehorned into the film
Wow this film is bad Renard just showed up
Denise Richards
When Brosbond confronts Renard he is way too rattled, this film veers into soap opera territory too frequently.
Bond finally figured out Elektra psychology and then retracts, Bond is much smarter than this, this is basic script with poor characterization.
"Bond...comments while you don t watch. (Have you even watched it?)"
That fell flat
"Scaramanga? Oh, yes! The man with the golden gun. The theme song literally just ended, sir, didn't you listen?"
Also, I've noticed this over the past couple of years, and I figure most others have, but when Bond and Goodnight first arrive at the hotel, you can see the same green Rolls Royce pulling away that dropped off Miss Anders.