It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
^ Back to Top
The MI6 Community is unofficial and in no way associated or linked with EON Productions, MGM, Sony Pictures, Activision or Ian Fleming Publications. Any views expressed on this website are of the individual members and do not necessarily reflect those of the Community owners. Any video or images displayed in topics on MI6 Community are embedded by users from third party sites and as such MI6 Community and its owners take no responsibility for this material.
James Bond News • James Bond Articles • James Bond Magazine
Comments
In any case, the last 3 posts confirmed my statement. Among Bond fans (at least on these boards) QOS is hardly underrated. I don't mind it, in fact I'd say overall I enjoy it, but I definitely think it's one of the worst Bond films.
I'm here to give it a bit of a berating and keep things in check ;) Carry on gentlemen.
GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies. Both are great fun. :)
;)
To open handedley slap someone. Denote disrespect for the person being bitch slapped as they are not worthy of a man sized punch. Suggests the slap was met with little resistance and much whining.
Nope. I saw the extended cut that featured Bond brutally show Carver the smackdown. My favorite Brosnan moment too. :D
The Kaufman Kut is great for pressed-for-time Bond viewing.
If I'm understanding the climax correctly, a single car running into a wall blew up the entire hotel?
The hotel was powered entirely by fuel cells. That's why the collision was able to start the detonation. It wasn't explained (like many things due to the writer's strike) and so looked stupid.
Sequence. :)
No question about it, but other than TSWLM there isn t much more to be excited about. That s it, isn t it?
Are you suggesting that the ski sequence in TWINE is not exciting? Surely not!
;)
Totally 100% agreed. I was being sarcastic.
From Russia With Love- Obviously, an absolute classic. It was an interesting moment in time for the series, right before they went "all in" with some of the more over the top antics of Goldfinger. I'm still not crazy about the gypsy camp fight but everything else is pretty much superb. I didn't even mind the tacked on ending this time.
The Man With The Golden Gun - This remained a frustrating watch for me. While there are some nice moments to be found within, the whole thing is a just a huge missed opportunity in my opinion. I usually don't watch this one unless I'm doing a Bondathon so it was good to have a refresher, in a way. I will admit that there were a couple of times that the Sheriff made me grin.
Definitely a missed opportunity overall and Hamilton's weakest Bond film in my opinion.
Oh that Im aware of. Im just fairly sure that hydrogen doesnt work that way. Itd be a pretty poor design for a hotel. But then again, someone built it in the middle of the Bolivian desert, so we're not dealing with geniuses.
That's a good point that I did not think about. Surely a hydrogen powered hotel should be able to withstand a basement impact by a car....Unless the car's explosion and heat triggered something.....oh well....we go the box ticked finale explosion.
It was fun seeing it for the first time with a big audience. They laughed at the funny parts and even some unintentionally funny moments too (Laz being knocked out and Blofeld saying "you'll learn to love chickens").
The ski scenes looked really good as did the establishing shots of Piz Gloria.
Watching it again last night though reminded me how truly GREAT Rigg and Savalas were indeed.