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Creasy47 wrote: » I like Elordi enough but find him too tall and pretty boy-esque for the role. I almost want Paul Mescal to be up for the role so my partner will have a reason to see the next era of Bond films in theaters with me. She's not ca…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » For me, it's really between Jacob Elordi and Harris Dickinson I think Elordi would make a very credible Bond, he has the looks and charisma (ironically, to me he looks a bit like fellow Australian George Lazen…
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Ludovico wrote: » mtm wrote: » Have so many heterosexual men had so many conversations about how good-looking and sexy a particular guy should be? :D We think we're right all the time about anything. No, but more seriously, I think w…
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David Walliams gives me a bad vibe- fairly insensitive comments about his marraiges as well. By the way, I'd be shocked if that wasn't Steve Coogan doing the Roger impression in the trailer. It sounds like his impression...
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I actually made my own hybrid cut of SUPERMAN II, basically using the best elements of both versions of the film. As great as the Donner cut is for bringing back so much footage, I do think they cut out too much of the Les…
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Benny wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Miscast or bad acting? What are we really talking about?. Did any Bond girl from the Moore era go on to have a successful film career? Did any Bond girl from any actors era go on to have a successful care…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » echo wrote: » Caroline Bliss. Great shout this. Cue the Manilow. I like Caroline Bliss as Moneypenny. It might be a cartoonish take but she's much needed comic relief in the dark Dalton films. Well, she …
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I think Skyfall is a very good film and the best Craig film imo, but I got a bit tired of it because they kept showing it on ITV2 all of the time! I need a bit of a rest from it.
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SIS_HQ wrote: » itsraw wrote: » Paging Dr. Jones, paging Dr. Jones... No problem with Denise Richards, the problem was on the writing, the character itself. I'd still stand by Barbara Bach as Anya Amasova, it needed a better actress …
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LeonardPine wrote: » I wouldn't say she was particularly 'miscast' but Terri Hatcher in TND. As rumoured, i think Monica Bellucci would have been much more suited to the Paris Carver role. Yeah, she's fine in the role, but Monica would've b…
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NoTimeToLive wrote: » itsraw wrote: » I saw on Wikipedia that the "Untitled No Time To Die Sequel" had a tentative release date of January 2028. It was a citated entry, not just put in by some rando, so I guess we can surmise from that, that t…
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I saw on Wikipedia that the "Untitled No Time To Die Sequel" had a tentative release date of January 2028. It was a citated entry, not just put in by some rando, so I guess we can surmise from that, that they are aiming for a late 2027 release?
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Knowing Bill never got the chance to say goodbye to his friend makes it all the more moving. It's never been clear to me whether Nimoy just didnt want Bill to see him in failing health, or whether Nimoy had fin…
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That Unification video was fantastic. Deepfake was slightly janky in places but you can tell five years from now it's going to be seamless.
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CrabKey wrote: » mtm wrote: » Connery’s best performances have him add little ideas and twinkles, he’s great to watch. In YOLT he’s not really giving that added value: he’s not bad and he’s doing all the acting required of him, but he’s only o…
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slide_99 wrote: » Remove the pre-titles sequence and all the Count Lippe stuff from Thunderball and just start off with the Vulcan being hijacked and Bond going on the mission, and you'd have a much tighter film without the false start. Terrence …
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mtm wrote: » YOLT looked at what made GF a hit, namely the big crazy imaginative elements, and built on them. It wasn't as slick as GF, but it was a true sequel to it. TB, I would say, didn't do that: it was a script from the 50s basically with a …
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TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » If they wanted to do that, they could take advantage of the New Jedi Order novels from Legends. However, according to Kathleen Kennedy, they've got no source material to base themselves off. https://www.superherohype.co…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Connery certainly looks a bit bored or shall we say frustrated in YOLT but he's still doing well most of the time. Also, the film's technical achievements more than make up for anything lacking in Connery's performance, or so I …
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Very interesting question- I like Thunderball a lot more than some Bond fans nowadays, and think YOLT is let down by a wek script and Connerys bored performance. I would go: TB YOLT NSNA DAF
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Watching Star Trek The Search for Spock again, god I love this film I find it inspiring. I have probably watched the Stealing Enterprise scene over a thousand times since I first watched it 40 years ago, and it jus…
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A classic case of throwing spaghetti at the wall and seeing what sticks. The smart thing to do would be to let it rest for a few years, but because Disney spent so much money obtaining the rights to the IP, they have to keep making stuff to make the…
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » Lazenbys career was Bond only. He didn’t do much else acting wise. The Man From Hong Kong was the only other significant lead film role of his career. Of course he had leading roles in "Stoner" and "A Queen's Ransom…
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Saw the film today and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I definitely found it a more "sensible" film than Fallout as in wasn't just insane stunt after insane stunt, plot twist after plot twist, but that wasn't necessarily a bad thing; it was well paced with…
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thedove wrote: » I stumbled on this today from YouTube! I enjoy this guys channel and while none of this is really new to me, I was somewhat surprised how many scripts and re-writes Skull had. Seems they kept adding on to previous ideas which ex…
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I saw Dial of Destiny this morning and happy to report I quite liked it. In contrast to a lot of critic reviews I actually thought the first 20 minutes were quite disastrous, a lot of rubbery CGI and fake looking action sequences, but the film stabi…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » mtm wrote: » Wasn’t Lois relegated more down to Kidder having a mix of personal problems and falling out with the producers? She talked a lot of smack about the Salkinds in 1981 on Time Out magazine. So did Reev…
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