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A whole new approach has proven to feel rather fresh in hindsight. I think a more refined 007 would certainly work after Craig's tenure.
That was Hannes Oberhauser.
I completely agree with this. Perfect? Nah.
But some good stuff there, a nice ride into the sunset for the Connery Bond.
Exciting and enjoyable, not the crime against humanity as sometimes described.
Totally disagree. I thought Sean blew Roger out of the water in the NSNA/OP comparison. It always shocks me when people defend OP, one of the worst of Moore's 007 films. Understand it has supporters, but that film encapsulates the malaise and parody that was the franchise during that period. Is NSNA a great movie? No, but prefer it to OP. Rather easily.
No way,wrong wrong wrong...
I prefer the villains and the Bond girl too.
Sorry.
Your negative opinions on Moore and his "comedy" reach levels beyond hyperbole. Have you ever watched any of Roger's Bond films? Not once does he treat the character as a joke. Maybe silly things happen with him but I highly doubt those humorous scenes were his ideas. If anything Sean treats Bond like a joke in NSNA.
All in all, I think that OP is about as realistic as Harry Potter. Except that nobody knew about Harry Potter in 1983.
No, quite frankly, my appreciation for OP keeps shrinking to the point that I may prefer AVTAK pretty soon. While I still think, as I always have, that NSNA is possibly more entertaining than TB...but certainly than OP.
Now I don't mind making fun of those circumstances. One of my favourite movies is Billy Wilder's ONE, TWO, THREE which does that perfectly. But it doesn't thrill me in a Bond film.
It's interesting to read about your views on this, given you lived nearby.
Thank you.
Nah.
This is very controversial indeed as he's not even a candidate.
I like Elba as well, but I think Daniel will return at this point.
Bond is white. He's not a candidate. In the Bond documentary EoN, Barbara states that Cubby said to her "Don't let outside forces screw it up." Casting a none white Bond would be screwing it up ten fold.
I like OP, but some of the 'Moore' comedic moments ruin the tension. Because it has Connery, basically a Fleming story, better Bond girls and a better villain.....I actually prefer NSNA.
The snake charmer playing the Bond theme. Groan.
NSNA ain't perfect, but way more entertaining than OP.