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With a smaller, but stellar stunt earlier on as tease. That impresses, but as the PTS continues the audience wonders what's up and is something else on the way.
CR was the only film in which a grounded PTS worked to a tee
I’m going to be slightly contrarian though and say if it’s a PTS without Bond I’d like a big stunt. That’d be kinda unique. But it all depends on how it’s done.
This is also my idea. I'd even be in for one setting up the villan(s) rather than Bond, such as in FRWL, LALD, TMWTGG. Although when done right, I'm in for all of the choices.
Sounds great. I suggest you work on it and write something in the Bond 26 plot ideas thread.
Straight out of the book! Would you keep it unrelated to the main plot perhaps?
Lets move on to another subject entirely.
It's a battle of the un-official Bonds!
Would you rather watch CR 67 OR NSNA?
CR 67 has some absolutely crazy plotting. It does feature David Niven as Sir James Bond which, according to legend, was someone that Fleming envisioned playing Bond. We have Ursula Andress returning to a Bond movie as Vesper. We have the comic genius of Peter Sellers and Woody Allen in the same film. There is a wonderful score by Burt Bacharach too!
On the other hand we have the original Bond returning after over 10 years being away from the role. We have a wonderful Felix Leiter portrayed by Bernie Casey who has chemistry with Connery. The plot is the same although they did tinker with some of it. We have a femme fatale that brings some energy and over the top acting to the piece.
Both films are flawed and lack the EON touches, but which one would you rather watch