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Pure adventure.
Bond takes a nap on the beach.
I still say NTTD should've ended with Bond awakening here on Crab Key to Honey's singing. The missiles hit Bond and we cut to Connery waking up.The Craig era turns out to be a nightmare Bond has while asleep here.
:D
Same Lowery transfer. Looks pretty good, though.
"Cause I HAD to!".
He'd probably have a shadow by now.
Sean Connery was great at subtle emotion.
I love this bit a sthey're captured and taken to Dr No's lair.
Great stuff!
The shower scene is pretty funny.
Its' simply unbelievable what they were able to accomplish.
And if you pause the picture as Honey finishes....... :))
Exactly. I wouln't be against future films dropping their budgets a bit to see how creative they can get with limited means. Could mean a bigger profit if the film itself is well directed and exciting.
The heating vent section is one of my favorite scenes in the series. I used to like to re-enact this scene when I was a kid.
YES!
Great viewing of DR NO!
Mind you, Craig makes some interesting faces in that car chase too!!
I usually back in, but on this particular occasion I decided to pull in frontwards. The parking lot was built over a well, which I usually park next to or over. For whatever reason, I drove over the indentation of the well, and my foot slipped from the brake to the gas pedal....and BOOM.
It happened too fast for me to react.
I felt like Bond driving his DB5 into the wall at AURIC ENTERPRISES, except I destroyed two beams that support a roof awning to the entry way.
My neighbors rushed out to see if I was okay. My vehicle only had a slight dent in the hood.
I'd have assumed it would've looked like Craig's DB5 in the PTS for
NO TIME TO DIE
But barely a scratch. I helped my landlord install temporary beams until permanent ones are installed later this week. He really could've been upset, but it didn't seem to bother him at all. Luckily the officer that filled the accident report didn't give me a huge a$$ ticket. I got off light.
I need to see Bond cause some property damage, however, this probably isn't the film for this occasion, but I'm in the mood for it.
Half way thru as Bond returns to Mi6.
I do love this M scene.
The halfway point is where this film seems to mostly divide fans including myself.
He is rather underwritten, but it doesn't bother me too much.
Some of these scenes could've been trimmed, though. Reduce the runtime.
I think Malek was fantastic in the role, but I agree, the writing lets him down. Same with Waltz as Blofeld.
His clothes and haircut are spot on. Very classic old school.
Love the M/Bond scene as Zimmer incorporates some OHMSS music .
I think it works, though.
Very interesting!
Yes. I feel Christoph was short changed as Blofeld from the get go. Best just to roll with it and not dwell too much on the script's shortcomings, then I can appreciate him more.
Alternate universe Bond.
I suppose compared to what Fleming wrote, the Moore era could be considered an alternate universe Bond, too.
Blofeld isn't buying Bond's BS.
Here we get into family territory that really isn't Bond 's forte at all.
That said, I could picture Roger Moore's Bond having a family and kids.
He was on THE MUPPET SHOW afterall, and if the child needs disciplining, he can just push them into a river.
Craig plays these scenes beautifully, though.
I've felt like that, too. Can't decide if the problems created in SPECTRE are ignored here, or made worse. Either way it is what it is as far as Blofeld is concerend.
I do like this chase section. Some exciting moments here.
................imagine if Safin had randomly turned out to be DOCTOR NO and it's revealed at the end here.
More salt in the wound. One rumor I'm glad turned out false, though I wouldn't be shocked if that had been the orginal plan.
I do love this setting, perhaps more so than most of the other Craig endings. It is very Bondian and classic.
If I were to rank the Craig era climaxes in terms of their setting, this film would be number one.
SKYFALL would be a close second. Dominic Greene's hotel setting was pretty cool, but nothing astonishing, and CR's sinking building was just okay for me.
The abandoned MI6 setting in SPECTRE was lame.