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Die Another Day Ugh. You want to find redeeming qualities in it, and just as soon as one presents itself to you, something awful pops up to make you forget about it. This may be the most back-and-forth Bond movie of the entire series. It's a c…
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The Spy Who Loved Me I needed a re-watch of TSWLM after having mixed-to-low feelings about it the last time around. Truthfully, I've never felt overly against or with TSWLM since it was one of the last Bond movies I ever watched for the first tim…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Klaus_GSection wrote: » Chasing MayDay through the streets of Paris was surely a time when Bond put everyone but the assassin in danger. And he ruined the wedding cake as well! Moore started and ended his Bond ca…
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AVTAK's strengths lay mostly within its characters, I've always thought. Clearly, the movie isn't going to offer anything in its locations or action sequences, save for the finale, so that leaves the characters to pull the load. Frankly, I think the…
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License to Kill A top notch Bond adventure every time. LTK is loaded with so many 00-worthy aspects from its memorable characters and their quotable dialogue to its near perfect action sequences and moody score. Add in a chilly, to-the-point perf…
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Perhaps the tank chase scene in GoldenEye? I recall Bond running over and blowing up multiple police vehicles, not to mention wrecking a ton of buildings in St. Petersburg.
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DN: 12 FRWL: 15 GF: 10 TB: 13 YOLT: 10 OHMSS: 12 DAF: 11 LALD: 13 (+1) TMWTGG: 7 TSWLM: 7 MR: 14 FYEO: 11 OP: 15 AVTAK: 11 TLD: 11 LTK: 10 GE: 10 TND: 6 TWINE: 7 DAD: 6 CR: 11 QOS: 9 SF: 11 SP: 0 Connery: 70 Lazenby: 12 M…
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chrisisall wrote: » MR OVER YOLT? Shirley you jest... :)) MR, YOLT, and OHMSS frequently circulate around one another as my bottom three, and I suppose this time MR seems a little better than YOLT. Crazy things happen sometimes! I don't pre…
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The World is not Enough TWINE, as a Brosnan Bond, automatically has my respect and my appreciation. However, unlike its two predecessors GE and TND, it doesn't get the job done for me every time. Whereas GE had dark undertones and a first class c…
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DN: 12 +1 FRWL: 15 +1 GF: 10 +1 TB: 13 +1 YOLT: 10 +1 OHMSS: 12 +1 DAF: 11 +1 LALD: 12 +1 TMWTGG: 7 TSWLM: 7 MR: 13 FYEO: 11 OP: 14 AVTAK: 10 (+1) TLD: 11 LTK: 10 GE: 10 TND: 6 TWINE: 7 (+1) DAD: 6 CR: 11 QOS: 9 SF: 11 SP: 0 …
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DarthDimi wrote: » @00Beast, now there's an interesting take, sir. I have never thought about it that way but indeed, you're on to something. Switching the order does make sense! Let's face it, mistakes were made in the 60s when A) they didn't …
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@DarthDimi: It's funny, I think my love for DAF has partially come out of the fact that it is so far opposite what it should have been. It's anti-OHMSS take enthralled me for the sheer reason that it didn't follow up on what has traditionally been m…
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Dr. No What DN may lack in cinematic flash it makes up for in simplistic, gritty detective thrills that propel the low-key first into a more expansive and classic second half. Connery doesn't waste any time fitting into the role; he takes charge…
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gklein wrote: » Best action is very subjective. Most action -- as in the number of action set-pieces (not mere fist or gun fight but truly Bondian panache action set pieces) -- is actually quite object. Just count the number of true action set-pie…
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OHMSS will have to continue to prove itself to me before I can rank it anywhere remotely close to the Top Ten- right now it'll occupy a middle ground spot, but that's better than dead last. It served its time there for many years! @ThighsOfXenia:…
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Glad the Bond world rectified itself for you, @DaltonCraig007! I couldn't imagine the disappointment I'd have if GoldenEye ever fell from my top spot even for a brief period of time! As for my most recent Bond viewing, be prepared for the shock o…
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If a Roger Moore Bond movie were on the list for the next Bond game release, I'd be with you on The Spy Who Loved Me, @ChrisMC36SSR. It would be the easiest one to transform into a game setting, given its very accessible action sequences such as the…
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ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » I do agree that Tomorrow Never Dies would work better if it was not just a Call of Duty clone. That being said if they made a Tomorrow Never Dies game that had gameplay similar to either Blood Stone or Nightfire, I think the …
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ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » 00Beast wrote: » ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » 00Beast wrote: » ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » I actually thought that Agent Under Fire had great graphics considering when the game was released. Graphically, it was a huge step…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » The corniest part is the gangster riding the mechanical rodeo horse. It's funny, I actually think that part is legitimately humorous and not too cheesy, frankly. Not quite sure why!
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » I agree about Tomorrow Never Dies being garbage. I mean, what were they thinking when they hired someone like BlackOps to do the levels? The only levels that I really like are the Hotel and the driving levels. Can't speak of t…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » I would place Dr No above GF because it is a much more straight laced spy thriller. I have a few issues with GF personnaly, one being there are several scenes which are completely redundant to show the audience. Like gassing t…
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Goldfinger All right, as most of you are aware, I have not exactly been known to be the most passionate GF fan. My disgust for both it and OHMSS have been the source of much controversy in my Bond opinions around these parts. However, as of today…
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ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » 00Beast wrote: » ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » I actually thought that Agent Under Fire had great graphics considering when the game was released. Graphically, it was a huge step up from the N64 and PS1 games. The controls on…
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Gerard wrote: » 00Beast wrote: » In FYEO, why does Columbo set up his fake argument with Lisl at the casino and allow Bond to take her home? Surely he must have expected Kristatos and his men to trail Bond and cause some trouble. It seems stra…
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@DaltonCraig007: We have the same ranking except for the first two positions! Nice taste!
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ChrisMC36SSR wrote: » I actually thought that Agent Under Fire had great graphics considering when the game was released. Graphically, it was a huge step up from the N64 and PS1 games. The controls on the other hand, are a little dated. Controller…
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I think I'll join in the fun on this individual composer's soundtrack ranking: 1. GoldenEye 2. License to Kill 3. Live and Let Die 4. For Your Eyes Only 5. The Spy Who Loved Me 6. SkyFall 7. Dr. No
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1. Nightfire (GameCube) 2. Blood Stone (Xbox 360) 3. Everything or Nothing (GameCube) 4. GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (Playstation 2) 5. Quantum of Solace (Xbox 360) 6. From Russia with Love (GameCube) 7. Agent Under Fire (GameCube) 8. 007 Legends …
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I suppose now we can include SkyFall in this list! 1. GoldenEye 2. SkyFall 3. Tomorrow Never Dies 4. Casino Royale 5. Quantum of Solace 6. The World is not Enough 7. Die Another Day
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