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1966 DN/GF
two years later
FRWL/TB
Those were the days....
If someone had tried to start me on Bond by only showing me Dr. No I don't know how big a fan I'd be but DN and FRWL back to back, now that's a great pairing.
Some favorite past pairings of mine have included:
Thunderball/Moonraker: 2 big, epic Bond adventures that delight in spectacle and extravagance, one taking Bond below the sea, the other out of the Earth's atmosphere
Octopussy/GoldenEye: Crazy Russian generals/outstanding villain ensembles/planes, trains, and automobiles
Diamonds Are Forever/Die Another Day: One virtually a remake of the other, this pairing works best with an order of fast food and an ample supply of beer and offers a chance to explore the limits to which the franchise will go and to celebrate the diamonds in these two very, very roughs
On Her Majesty's Secret Service/A View to a Kill: Just two of my personal favorites, both offering A-grade villains with madcap schemes, ski chases and snow, a ridiculous second act car chase, and John Barry at his absolute best—and the opportunity to see back-to-back both the youngest and oldest James Bond performances
You Only Live Twice/Tomorrow Never Dies: Again, one loosely borrowing from the other (swallowing spacecrafts vs. sinking ships with the goal of triggering WWIII), here we have two action-packed, Far Eastern-set adventures that deliver nonsense and no-nonsense in equally hearty supply and which build to two of the most tremendous climaxes yet
I'm also fond of the classic SPECTRE-a-thon: Thunderball/OHMSS/For Your Eyes Only/Licence to Kill/The World Is Not Enough (feel free to substitute FRWL for Thunderball or add Spectre if you don't mind jumping timelines, or ask me why TWINE belongs in this lineup)
Great double bills - but how does LTK fit in with Spectre?
Revenge Bond - QOS-LTK
True Love Dies Bond - OHMSS-Casino Royale
Intro Bond - DN, TLD, GE
Third Time's A Charm Bond - GF, TSWLM, SF
Cold War Bond - FRWL, FYEO, OP
Megalomaniac vs Bond - YOLT, MR, AVTAK
http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/1007/double-bills
http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/215/dream-double-triple-bills
http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/4045/bond-double-bill-dr-no-skyfall
@NickG:
Google -> type "mi6community + double bill" and you'll get these threads right away. No need to start new ones.