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Sheena Easton's appearance in the FYEO pretitles was big at the time, but now it just looks awkward. True Binder didn't have CGI to his advantage, but there was such a feel of going through the motions with many of them from back then. It at least feel like Kleinman tries to incorporate some of the films' content in addition to the girls and motifs.
Jason Bourne wasn't terrible but they should've ended it with Ultimatum. It was a perfect ending. And that Bourne's father being part of Treadstone subplot was almost as bad as the Oberhauser shit in SP.
I agree 100%.
I agree 100%.[/quote]Harsh.
Blimey, it must be your time of the month![/quote]
Ah come on mate
I'd tell everyone my thoughts on that smug, arrogant, Scientology brainwashed, moron Tom Cruz, but the forum doesn't allow that much cursing. He sucks as an actor; never seems like a real person, I'll say that much.
The second X files movie felt like a comeback that was kinda nice as it showed Scully and Mulder beyond the x files and they really showed that they still had it in them.
I am generally not a fan of movies after the series but the 2nd X files movie and the movie Serenity shows you can actually do a continuation that is worth your while.
I've never seen a single episode of this show past the promo, yet I totally watched one of these movies several years ago, and I don't recall why. Can't remember anything past it either, but I recall it being dark out a lot and taking place in a snowy location. Dunno if that narrows it down whatsoever or not.
Both X files movies were actually snow situated one on one of the poles and the other one in the winter in in Virginia
My fav of the series
Haven’t seen anything since Revenge of the Sith, should I?
Yes.
I think the first three Bourne movies are brilliant and still hold up really well. Legacy I enjoyed, wasn't as good but had its moments. The last one felt a bit tired in some ways but again it had some good bits and I enjoyed watching it because it was cool seeing Damon back. I'd really like another one but I hope they move away from the whole Bourne vs Treadstone but not really Treadstone but it is basically still Treadstone plots. Having the character is enough to make it a Bourne movie, put him in new situations against new bad guys. I get that they want to make it topical but there are other issues they could tackle. Overall though I'm still a big fan.
MI has always been hit and miss for me, but I always enjoyed watching them because they at least seemed to try something different every time. Until the last one which I really wasn't much for. If Ghost Protocol was TSWLM (fun, fresh, exciting) then Rogue Nation was MR (boring, didn't understand that what made the last one so good was how fresh it felt). The next one seems promising from what I've read about it though, I'll end up watching it at some point.
Outside of Bond I think Kingsman is owning the spy genre for me at the minute. The second one really surprised me, wasn't expecting much at all based off the trailers but I found it almost as good as the first.
RE: MI-GP: I'm always reminded of TSWLM when I view that film. It's in the scale and audacity of the threat.
RE: MI-RN: For me this one is much more like a John Glen Bond entry. Tremendous action, interesting characters and relentless pace. It's a more intimate and down to earth entry compared to its immediate predecessor, which is more epic.
Have anyone read the comic book it's based upon, The Secret Service? Worth reading before giving the (rest of the) movie a second go?
As a bond fan you’ll probably like it. Go in expecting a Roger Moore film on drugs and you’ll have a lot of fun.
Nice! I'll give it another go soon, I think. How good is the second one?