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I went for the Timmy D look when I was in high school actually. If I cut it myself it looked like LTK, however, when I went to a barber, it looked more like TLD.
Actually, it was long enough to be Pierce's GE length.
This one does flow- now Krest is leering at Lupe as she watches RED RIVER re-scored.
I wonder if this is one of the last things filmed? LTK's production ran from July-Nov 1988 I believe.
I always liked Sanchez' silver striped dress shirt. He forgoes a classic dinner suit, is somewhat dressed down but still flashy. Today the stripes might be a bit overkill, but I find it far more interesting than say, a boring suit that appears to be two sizes too small.
Tim's baggy dinner suit never really bothered me, though his TLD tuxedos did have a better cut.
Now you've got me curious about looking at that US edit.
The scene cuts to Perez' reaction shot just as Krest's head explodes. So you don't see the actual splat. Timed impeccably, really. Dario's death is slightly shorter as is Sanchez's.
I still feel all the post LTK climactic sequences have been lacking by comparison.
LTK is a Bond film that each time I watch it, it really does take me back to the wonderful coming of age summer of '89, and the school years that followed. I remember joining both The James Bond 007 Fan Club and The James Bond British Fan Club, thrilled with each new issue of Bondage and 007 Magazine. Reading reviews of LTK and awaiting news of BOND 17.
Everyone else my age was either into Lethal Weapon 2 or Batman and understandably so. Few understood my love and appreciation for the 2nd Dalton Bond outing, yet I consistently saw the film over and over again during it's run.
In addition, the period of LTK's release also marked another milestone in my Bond fandom: I completed my first VHS collection of the Bond series that summer (the official Bonds that is) with a copy of TMWTGG. I'd have to wait until January of 1990 before LTK would see a release, and yes, I saved up the $89.99 to buy it the day it was out.
I had to order it weeks ahead of time, and the video store clerk really did seem baffled I wanted it so bad. Still that tape gave me hours of entertainment. One thing about the Dalton Bonds, they are amazingly re-watchable.
I really enjoy it as well, although I'll admit I wasn't a fan of it when younger. Nowadays I actually much prefer it to TLD.
Right now around 9. Usually between 6 and 10.
That's exactly where I have it as well,at #9 ,but it can rise to 7th on occasion and lowest was 11th I think,but never lower.
I find it a million times more watchable than TLD as well.
I find it more watchable repeatedly than most of the films that came after.
True,but I do find the Brosnan films easy to watch,and QOS...
Looks like you might be needing a Brosnan Bondathon soon methinks ;)
Indeed. I should upgrade my copy of GE since I only have the badly framed 2006 UE DVD.
Yep. I would say Savalas, Lee, Mikkelsen.
GOLDFINGER...........my number one
Gunbarrel- my favorite in the series- no stumbling Bond here, just a flying leap......
Davi made a great villain IMO.