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Mcclory love? Bold opening post.
It was an interesting item or point of argument for a while, but now it's getting damn boring often enough. I for one would be disappointed to a significant level if these ideas ever come to the fore in future releases
Disagree. If we're to see Blofeld again, I'd prefer to see QUANTUM ended first and have Blofeld return with a fresh Bond. QUANTUM is Craig's organization to fight and there is a lot that can be done to make them more interesting and deadly, and different in a good and entertaining way. I'll always feel Blofeld and SPECTRE were a part of the original era that should remain there.
<font color=blue size=7><b>Dalton would never have accepted the lead part in a competing McClory Bond film post '89.</b></font>
I always thought that of Cubby and Roger but things there were not all they seemed.
Plus he was mates with Cubby (he was a pall bearer at his funeral), he definitely wouldn't have gone against him like that.
What do you mean? I always got the impression that Roger and Cubby were quite close?
Read Roger's autobiography. He mentions some hurtful and, according to him, untrue comments made by Cubby about the way Roger went about negotiating his contract.
Quantum wil return in the shadows of OHMSS Blofeld and Eliot Carver. Resurrection of some of them idea's/background with a ''new''twist.
Dalton was a personal friend to the whole Broccoli family and wouldn't jump the ship to star in a rival movie just like that.
Disagree for what Mr Bond said.
<font color=blue size=7><b>PART 1) John Barry's scores were able to make lesser Bonds more enjoyable. PART 2) The other Bond composers weren't.</b></font>
AVTAK and MR are examples to 1) (some would argue DAF as well, however I personally don't consider it a lesser Bond)
TND, TWINE, DAD, and QOS are examples to 2)
Disagree to Part 2. TND was a great score but I still dislike the film.
Agree 100% with (a), disagree with (B), especially since George Martin and David Arnold produced some excellent efforts that worked very well for the films they did.
2 Disagree.
2. Disagree
1) abso"bloody"lutely
2) AGREED
2. Disagree - although not to the same extent as the Master.
With Barry on the other hand, it's a real joy just listening to the scores playing in the background.
The only example I could possibly think of for 2) is LALD, and I attribute that more to McCartney's catchy tune playing throughout.