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Good spot Sir!
One of the all time great scenes - 'Free of income tax old man. Free of income tax!'
I'll let you know when I've returned from the parallel universe in which this actually happened. ;-)
I don't get this either.
I don't know the film's script verbatim but I do recall M mentioning the arrival Denbeigh before he enters, I believe he refers to him as the head of the "Combined Intelligence Agency". Therefore "C" is a reference to "Combined". Though I may be wrong here.
The other alternative (and likely the correct answer) is that the title of "C" is given to the head of MI5. Though this is never explained in the film.
I was wondering... Anyone thinks that maybe some of Maxwell's ideas, maybe as a tribute, were captured on the screenplay of Skyfall, being the only time Bond and Moneypenny have had actual sexual intercourse, taking into consideration that Eve was then a rookie field operative?
Lois was something else.
Watching SF recently, as the Macau scene starts up and Bond and MP share a flirty dialogue it can in fact be implied that they had sex after she gave him a shave, but it's never certain one way or another. The interpretation can definitely be made, though, and I remember a lot of us were debating that after the film was released.
This is interesting. I guess Mendes wanted to retain the old magic between Bond and 'Penny: the apartment scene in Spectre, is, again, Sam teasing us.
Yes, definitely. I love the look on her face when Bond actually invites her to his place.
Does anyone know where to get the James Bond theme from the end of the movie? I know it's not the regular theme and it's different from the previous Craig films.
It's a partial Newman cue with David Arnold's CR Bond theme added in.
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Except of course a person exhales CO2 but don't let physics get in the way of your stupid hypotheses.
Sean Connery- wasn't accepted until Goldfinger
George - wasn't accepted at all
Roger Moore- wasn't really accepted until TSWLM
Dalton - wasn't accepted at all
Daniel Craig - wasn't accepted until CR came out
So do you think this is true?
I always wondered who doubles for Admiral Farrell when Xenia goes to steal the Tiger helicopter; I figured it was obviously Ourumov, since he arrives with her, but their clothes are different so it's obvious that they stopped somewhere, changed, and the Severnaya attack obviously doesn't happen the same day as the theft of the Tiger helicopter. Later on, when Bond goes to meet Janus, Xenia shows up, and in the midst of the struggle, a goon walks in that Bond knocks out. He has a beard similar to Farrell's and it seems that he has the same kind of facial features, so is it possible that this is the man posing as Farrell earlier on in the movie? Or am I slowly going crazy and looking into things too much?
This is also true. I'm definitely looking into it way too much.