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GF, DAF, LALD are in my top ten for sure. Agree that TMWTGG sucked though Scaramanga was a really great villain
HOW CAN ROGER MOORE SIGN SUCH AN ENORMITY ????? You should be ashamed of saying that with that username !!! Any Sir Rog fan knows that TMWTGG is an awesome Bond movie !!!
You must have seen a different film to the one I saw! Worst PTS that telegraphed the ending - even for a 14-year-old!
Haha TMWTGG sucks only in comparison to Moore's other films, which I think are all better and superior.
Sory but TWMTGG is the best Bond film !!
I think John Terry the footballer would have played a better job than John Terry the actor! Agree on Hedison though, didn't even really like him in LALD tbh.
No.
Question: Has Felix ever been properly cast in the movies? Love Jack Lord but even he wasn't as the character written by Fleming - the closest I think was John Terry.
Interesting question. I don't think he has, something has always lacked in the character imo. Personally and not a popular choice I'm sure, I like the Felix in DAF the best.
I must admit watching GG as a kid on VHS I thought back then that something wasn't "quite right".
I enjoyed it a bit more after watching it again recently as a slightly more cynical 26 year old BUT it still felt very...meh.
I didn't think you'd be older than me.......
That's a good scene - I agree. Although I don't think thats the best Bond/villain confrontation.
Personally I vote for the Bond/Grant verbal showdown in FRWL
"Tell me...which lunatic asylum did they get you out of?"
I know Grant's not the main villain in that film but IMO that doesn't matter...Robert Shaw might as well be he was so good.
In fact I think that's a very strong contender for the best scene in the series. The lighting, the soundtrack with the rumbling of the train in the background, Connery and Shaw at their finest and the genuine sense that Bond is trapped. I can watch that scene repeatedly and still be hooked.
The epic fight that follows is the icing on the cake :D
Here's a first. I totally agree! A brilliant sequence. Robert Shaw is excellent.
That is an excellent scene and definetly the best fight in the series. Though the best scene in a Bond film? Interesting. I would argue the Germany sequence in Octopussy tops it...but only just!
I've only formed that conclusion after a re-watch over the weekend to be fair but, in all honesty, I think it really could be. In terms of film-making its top notch. I love the subtle things about that scene - like Shaw calmly screwing on silencers, switching guns and putting on his gloves as he talks to Bond.
It's not my favorite film, but GE has the outstanding graveyard and Cuba base confrontations between Trevelyan and Bond.
That's a really good scene too though not quite on the same level as FRWL (IMO):
Have to agree - great scene, great fight - damn fine film all round. Hell it would be great if Skyfall captured that magic again. Here's hoping.
Also, I've never been a fan of motorbikes in a Bond film. In my mind, Bond doesn't really suit them. He is better suited to foot, car, skis or underwater.
Imo we haven't seen enough bikes in Bond films.
This is an interesting opinion, and I'm inclined to agree: GE, TND, and QoS all had underwhelming motorcycle sequences, IMHO.
It's a shame in a way, that the Bond movie that came out the same year the Berlin Wall came down was not a last hurrah to the Cold War. With hindsight, LTD is the last great Cold War Bond movie. The first half is a brilliant and fitting homage to the global power struggle that gave birth to JB.
The flashback sequences in GE were an insult to Bond's cold war heritage. Bond (as far as I'm aware), never went on comando missions within the Soviet Union, attacking installations and machine-gunning Russian soldiers. Awful.
I don't really remember the ones in GE or QoS. The one in TND is memorable but feels so contrived. The Bourne chase sequences have unfortunately made it very difficult to get away with those old-fashioned novelty chase sequences.