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Thanks @DarthDimi! :D
Just an observation/comment from a dedicated Daltonite.
The 1990s were poor except (well you only had the three releases) and I never understand all the hyperbole about Goldeneye, and TND was average at best. TWINE was my favorite and best of that decade
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I loved TSWLM and really enjoyed LALD.
I tend to agree with that. While neither FYEO or OP are my favorites, they do have their fantastic moments, and along with Dalton's TLD and LTK, they all more than make up for AVTAK which isn't anything spectacular and at times very disturbing...
I disagree with you I think its one of the best TSWLM and MR are the 70's worst and for the 80's they are all great except FYEO it bores me like TSWLM and MR. So does TB and YOLT but they are 60's.
No some of it the bits in Italy are good its just that tiny little scene when he's on the beach and the bit when he's underwater before he gets dragged over the coral reef. Thats the only bit that bores me.
No I don't like the bit before the coral reef moment when they're underwater I love the FYEO film it's just that tiny moment and Mr Big tried to do that to Bond and Solitaire in the LALD novel. :D Sorry if I'm confusing you.
Despite the film being praised for being serious I think the tone is all over the place. Also, big McGuffin was utterly pointless in the end (Bond destroys the ATAC and nobody gives a toss), Blofeld gets a crap death, etc.
There is good stuff in the film (like Melina and her little side story) but nothing spectacular imo and I think that in the end it evens out and creates a pretty average movie.
I also think Moore looks uncomfortable doing the serious stuff. I think his best performances are TSWLM, MR and OP, where he's completely at ease and he's enjoying himself.
He may not be dead though?
Nobody can survive falling down a smoke stack.
True, but what happens if he had a parachute no? I actually think he's alive and went to Dr. Alvarez before Jinx killed him and set up Quantum. =)) =)) =))
Sorry let's get back on topic people Dalton is a great Bond both his movies are great ( Bond) anyone saw him in Dr. Who? He spat alot when he was on Gailafrey (?).
This isn't getting back on topic. One more of these and there's another warning headed your way.
Ok sorry but we do need to talk about Dalton again and I know I'll comment about Dalton later on the Doctor Who discussion page. :((
It's called the DALTONITES Thread for a reason. 8-|
I do go to TLD when I feel in a certain kind of yearning for a romantic, swashbuckling adventure Bond film. It's lovely, and I adore Timothy in this film.
I love FYEO, it is one of my favorites, so in general yes I think the 80's had good Bond films, AVTAK being an exception (though it has some good moments).
My perspective keeps wanting to put FYEO in the 70's, though. Don't know why.
I guess TLD and LTK give Bond fans two very different choices: serious yet romantic, and fun and then the DARK, vengeful, violent and bloody one. I don't enjoy LTK much, but Sanchez's death is very satisfying indeed and played to perfection by Dalton.
I hated that episode of Doctor Who he was in.
John Simm, brilliant actor who did a great job as The Master before was completely wasted. It was almost heart breaking watching him running around eating homeless people and having random spasms.
The story was stupid (everyone becoming The Master), and the whole thing was so overly melodramatic. He knows he's not actually dying (just changing again), and he's still crying about how he doesn't want to go.
Dalton was the only good thing about that episode.