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Brosnan's reading of "Bond, James Bond" to Elektra is my favorite of his readings. Simple and direct, yet not thrown away.
Some lovely cinematography as Bond and Elektra fly to the survey lines. I'd love to see Bond ski again some time. Brosnan's ski outfit looks pretty cool.
Lovely Arnold score here.
One of my favorite action scenes in the film.
See you back at the lodge.
Great line.
Even Stacey with all her screaming kept a relatively cool head by comparison.
Bond disables the guard at the casino. I love that bit. I really like this casino sequence.
Mickey G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the black dinner suit minus the tie. He looks extremely cool here.
Bond tosses Davidov in the trash dumpster. This would become a habit later.
Bond had some goofy looking shoes in his bag.
Now we get to the only scene in the entire film in which Bond does not wear a suit.
Ah, Denise Richards. The Brosnan era trend of casting A-list American stars as Bond women continues..............................................
Pierce's accent in this scene is funny.
It's rather theatrical
"THE GLORY OF MY PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!"
I love her facial expression.
I don't get why fans think he shot her in the face. He got her straight in the heart.
Sophie's performance is quite believable and relatable. I remember leaving the cinema with a friend who had remarked Elektra's personality and character was similar to a few women he had been in volatile relationships with.
This could almost be a film noir scenario where the protagonist gets emotionally involved against his better judgment with the wrong person and puts everything at stake.
Bond doesn't really lose anything here, though. Pierce plays the scene beautifully.
The photos of Daniela Bianchi on the Bond Girl Friday thread made me want to pop this one in.
I do tend to watch FRWL a lot, so I suppose it could rank as one of my go-to Bonds.
Kronsteen is great. The Blofeld sequence is classic.
Grant is lounging about. I always liked he little pond behind him. I assume that's on the Pinewood back lot. I wonder it it's still there?
I love the atmosphere and locations as she goes to meet Klebb. Grant looks creepy here.
It's going back up to my three. Didn't get to finish commenting on it today, but I'm always amazed how riveting and enthralling it is.
Really nothing I'd change though the Blu-ray digitally removed the wires from the copter at the end. I personally prefer to watch the film as originally seen in cinemas even though wire removal could be seen as a legitimate improvement that no doubt Terence Young might have approved of.
For years, most VHS copies were truncated at the end credits removing the GOLDFINGER announcement. I find it fun to compare various versions of the Bond films.
It also has one of the best villains. Mads Mikkelsen is terrific in the role. That look on his face when he says "Oops". He is just a great actor whatever he does.
Definitely. The whole cast is insanely good.
“Oh, and the valet ticket?”
Very much agree. The whole Craig era has been fantastic in that regard. Probably the best since the 60s.
The Miami segment is always a big-time highlight for me. The movie added some really amazing content to an already-great story.
Love the look on Bond s face when the bomber blows up. This is also inspired by the book, I think. The two bombers who blew themselves up.
A lot of work went into those poker scenes, marvelous job from all involved-script writers, actors, editor, photo, continuity. Impressive when you think about it.
Absolutely. CR is one of the most impressively detailed action films I’ve seen.
On to the Obanno fight scene. Intense stuff.
Until now.