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It wasn't until FYEO that I noticed; however, it is a bit more noticeable in MR and even a little in TSWLM with the blu-ray transfers. You can see every damn wrinkle and age mark on the skin on everyone!
I'm ok with an older veteran Bond, it's only in NSNA and AVTAK where it is old to the point of distracting.
I'm surprised Bond doesn't use listening devices very often. This is one of the earliest times.
Agreed. A couple of unflattering shots in MR but the big jump is FYEO. There's some scenes in MR, particularly in the cable car, where Moore looks like Timothy Dalton in LTK.
It is interesting that in the most silly of adventures, we get the most spying at times. MR this occurs as well when he is sneaking around the Drax estate, the lab with the gas globes, and the glass museum.
I like the one here best, really.
It's the best fit in my unqualified opinion, but also makes the most sense in context. I dare say that Jourdan rocks it even better.
I like how Moore manages to run down the hill at a dreadfully slow pace and yet all of Kamal's men can't land a shot on him. They must've been inspired by the stormtroopers in '77 and '80.
Love that line. It won our Moore one-liner tournament recently.
Action scenes are a huge draw the first time you see them, but as movies age and you view them over and over, it's the dialogue, character, and story that drive the film and keep you coming back for more.
That's a lot of butt. @Birdleson has the scene happened yet?
I had a friend whose wife played a lot of tennis and met Vijay at a tournament. She got to know him pretty well, but never asked him about Bond.
Almost impossible to believe that he was 62 when the film was released.
I'd say the last great henchman is Xenia. Stamper and Zao are fine, but wouldn't put either in my top 10. Mr. White is too pivotal of a villain to call him a henchman in my eyes.