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Dalton’s Bond was an agent with a definite moral code, very personal to his character, he always aimed to do the right thing for the right reasons, even if it would later be viewed as defying bureaucratic policy; this brought an endearing quality to…
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There is another angle to this thread; some of the past adversary’s have had impressive and elaborate escape pods, which Bond ended up taking last minute advantage of, and normally they were designed, with every conceivable luxury, for a villain to …
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Brosnan’s past connections with espionage roles, not just to single out his time served as 007, have seasoned him with a credible history to adopt an alternative spy role. This should be an exciting opportunity for him and his audience to enjoy t…
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Ludovico wrote: The idea of an architect is interesting, but the idea of building a new human race is way too scifi and too close to Moonraker and TSWLM. This idea is to give this ambitious villains mind a greater objective, and thinking th…
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timmer wrote: JRR wrote: What about yourself, do you still prefer the originator or do you enjoy another authors idea’s on Ludlum’s work? In a nutshell I don't like most of the Ludlum continuation stuff. The continuation stuff falls into …
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Wait for it…. You will need to bear with me, while I explain. “An Architect” I can guess what you are thinking. WHY? If you can imagine a character with an excessive desire to create his/her own blueprint design on a country, where the only co…
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battleshipgreygt wrote: I watched The Dark Knight the other day and I was so impressed by the way the Joker presented an ethical dilemma to the Batman. I then thought that it would be interesting to see Bond challenged in a similar way. However, t…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: How close is the film The Bourne Legacy to the book of the same name by Lustbader? Sorry, there was an error in my previous e-mail, I should have listed "The Bourne Deception" not "The Bourne Legacy", and I will …
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timmer wrote: I think the first Damon film was true to the original Ludlum book. It was basically the same story, updated 25 years later. But beyond the first film, the new re-booted Bourne - both movies and books - has gone off in its own directi…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: JRR wrote: The first 3 Bourne films were great, with a real atmosphere and Matt Damon secured a certain template for the series, just like Sean did with Bond. I am not sure that the more recent offering "The Bour…
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The first 3 Bourne films were great, with a real atmosphere and Matt Damon secured a certain template for the series, just like Sean did with Bond. I am not sure that the more recent offering "The Bourne Legacy" had the same substance backing the…
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To keep within the spirit of this thread I thought I would offer a title of my own: “The last hand of a defector” If a James Bond film script could be written around this title it could pay homage to the Casino and gambling element of Fleming’…
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This could be a bit hit & miss, not sure how Val Kilmer’s outing as “The Saint” was received by many of you, but he did the whole disguise business; personally I thought the film was alright if you looked at it with a light heartedness, but I fe…
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thelivingroyale wrote: With everything from The A Team to The Sweeney getting a big budget reboot I'm really surprised that nobody's made a MacGyver movie. MacGyver, it is said may be coming back to the big screen, with Richard Dean Anderso…
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thelordflasheart wrote: Will be going away for a while. Details as to why can be found in my post here: http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/237697#Comment_237697 I'll check back in the future to see if anything's chan…
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Happiestinthesaddle wrote: When Bond pretends to make out with himself while hiding in the alleyway in Diamonds! I LOL to imagine people walking past and thinking "Ooh let's steer clear of him!" How long was he doing that to himself in the midni…
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thelivingroyale wrote: I want to see Bond get a gadget from Q, but it breaks when he tries to use it in the field. So then he has to MacGyver his way out of whatever situation he's found himself in. That's superb, MacGyver would manage most…
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Since DC has taken to wearing the tuxedo, Q branch have become quite conservative about the hardware they have been issuing Bond to aid his daily survival, and with less gadgets Bond is further dependent upon his wits to see him through the more unu…
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RC7 wrote: TheWizardOfIce wrote: Benny wrote: TheWizardOfIce wrote: Dull, dull, dull. I feel like Cumberbatch's Sherlock at the moment waiting for a decent case to get stuck into but all that's offered is commonplace mundane inanity…
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Life is a wonderful thing, I agree with you, it does need to be cherished, enjoying the privilege of being here on earth should not be taken for granted... I hope that being online in and keeping in the good company of this forums fun debate lighten…
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This is a similar question to should there be a female equivalent of James Bond? With the greatest respect, a James Bond film is a set of ingredients with some firmly planted roots, (Sorry to go all metaphorical on you) but if you look after the …
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It is amazing to think that this brave woman shares space with, and at times faces these majestic and powerful creatures just as a matter of her daily reality.. I don’t know about you, but if I met with the modern day equivalent of a dinosaur on …
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A new Bond girl needs to be strikingly attractive, quietly very intelligent, with many skills concealed behind a subtle façade; her character could be built around sightings in places of political or criminal controversy, with little hard evidence b…
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I can appreciate that you have a sense of humour, and whether you genuinely hold an interest in the forum, or you are just here to amuse yourself makes little or no difference; if you can take some benefit from spending time reading someone else’s c…
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JamesBond wrote: JimThompson45 wrote: Never thought it was a good idea to try and copy what worked in another franchise. You're right. The series has been copying that scumbag Jason Bourne style for three films already. There…
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I know this is a bit of an outlandish proposal, but I would love to see Bond working his latest case and chasing down a villain who has a taste for high adrenalin sports, this could take him to the Dakar Rally (Now held in South America), where he w…
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I think the history of the films is superb, and the very individual differences between the actors, directors, cast, crew, locations and the era they have been filmed in is everything needed to keep this subject interesting and alive; that is why ev…
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A real screen presence in many films, possibly a controversial suggestion, "Michael Douglas", in his younger years would have been an exceptional villain; when he has played the darker personalities in past films, he seems to be in possession of an …
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There is one advert that plays through my mind, that embellishes the essence of pure quality and opulence; elements always associated with Eon productions and James Bond... L'Odyssée de Cartier - YouTube, if you haven't seen this, have a look jus…
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Karl Stromberg, he must, be considered for a high rating in this discussion; he was a superb villain, with one of his ultimate desires already achieved, by living in the ocean realm, secluded as well as protected inside his version of Atlantis, livi…
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