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OOWolf

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OOWolf
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Savannah
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Favourite Fleming Novel
Casino Royale
Favourite Bond Film
On Her Majestys Secret Service
Favourite Bond Actor
Sean Connery
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140

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  • http://scottadkinsworld.com/scottadkinsjamesbondphotoshoot/ Honestly, I think Scott Adkins could make a great Bond. He's not too well known, which is good, he's a martial artist, fit, English, looks the part and has even played in some pretty goo…
    in Who should/could be a Bond actor? Comment by OOWolf June 2019
  • I don't think the constant bedding of women is appropriate nor inappropriate. Also, if the man wants to drink and smoke, let him drink and smoke. The whole point is that this is escapism!! It should be fun. The PC phoniness that we have adopted is a…
    in Continuing to Challenge the Viewer's Intelligence Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • DanversNettlefold wrote: » thedove wrote: » Someone had the great idea that we needed to see how Bond became Bond. An idea that Cubby hated and vetoed previous times. Why do we need to see how he became the character? I agree - this p…
    in Continuing to Challenge the Viewer's Intelligence Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • thedove wrote: » The Super Hero movies are a prime example of the World wide box office effect. Many of these movies do amazing box office all over the world. Craig, but really Babs and Michael, decided to make Bond serious. They decided to m…
    in Continuing to Challenge the Viewer's Intelligence Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • MooreFun wrote: » The Craig era, they tried to pull in elements of more modern thrillers like Bourne, but lost the Bond essence along the way. I feel it's why all the "trappings" of Bond they keep trying to shove in (such as the overuse of the D…
    in Continuing to Challenge the Viewer's Intelligence Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • DanversNettlefold wrote: » Success and being faithful to Fleming have to take second place in the harsh realities of the marketplace. What the hell is it that people want nowadays, in this oversaturated market? I've been over superhero film…
    in Continuing to Challenge the Viewer's Intelligence Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • Thanks for the continuing discussion, everyone! Really enjoy reading your thoughts in regards to the scope of the series. I think it would be safe to say that the future of Bond is very tricky. I'm not going to lose any sleep if we stop getting a…
    in Continuing to Challenge the Viewer's Intelligence Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • thedove wrote: » Interesting thoughts. There is some sentimental feelings here. For example you mention SP and SF as grandiose and full of plot holes. I could do the same for YOLT, DAF, MR, AVTAK, DAD, etc. You mention where have all the good …
    in Continuing to Challenge the Viewer's Intelligence Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • LawrenceVulcan__1976 wrote: » Real world events have cast a shadow over the films since they started. The Cuban Missile Crisis over the 1960s films. The energy crisis of the 1970s on the plot of TMWTGG. Increased east-west tensions in the 1980s sh…
    in Real World Relevance Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • I agree about Quantum as well. It was plain and simply about an elite that wants control of the water supply. The premise was simple, but to the point, and not far from the greedy elites of today. I honestly like to pretend that SPECTRE never happen…
    in Real World Relevance Comment by OOWolf May 2019
  • I find it ignorant and difficult to disregard direct nods to reality. I honestly feel that we haven't seen the "edge of reality" in a long time. In Goldeneye, we not only have a British agent on Russian territory, but a villain who is disgusted w…
    in Real World Relevance Comment by OOWolf May 2019