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Exactly my thoughts to the letter!
Glad I wasn't the only one :\">
I agree with the thesis by the way. Although the effects when Goldfinger is sucked out the plane are pretty laughable now.
Again, that's the same problem of the layered on explosion effects so it's two sides of the one coin if you will. Look at the Extras on the Ultimate Edition DVDs for more details of what I am referring to.
Really?
I think the DVDs and Blu-rays probably show up more of the façade than in the old days! :)
True. But I'm from the 90's so I'm looking at it with those eyes.
Indeed, I was only born in 1984 myself!
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I don't mind the model rocket shots in YOLT, it's the over reliance on rear projection in that release that grinds my gears.
Agreed - that is truly dire - not sure whether we're meant to laugh or cry at that point in the proceedings, not for the first time in that film!
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So disagree.
They pulled a Superman IV on us!! This is one of many reasons the movie would have been saved by Lazenby returning-- the whole freaking budget went straight to Connery
With hindsight maybe? But at the time probably not! So i would also disagree.
The laser effects , the FX, even stuntmen just did not seem to fall with the gracefulness we were used to in Bond films.