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There's someone called Sergeant Stagg in the cast list of The Living Daylights. Can't think where he fits in in the movie, but the name fits a couple of the clues...
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Is it Plenty, Plenty O'Toole? I'm hanging it all on the first clue - as in "Bounty (now called Plenty), the stronger soaker-upper". Tenuous? Not compared the last round's clues I think.
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Is it the bloke off of The Man With The Golden Gun who looks after the island power plant ?
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Better break step lads, remember we're in Los Angeles.
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Q
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Ms Brandt off of You Only Live Twice?
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pachazo wrote: @Anon, that tune is nearly identical to Runaway in certain places. Who did the music for this? I'm seeing that this show aired in 1984. er... Bill Conti
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1. Needs to have some real world glamour. 2. Needs to avoid yet another disappointing 'third-act'. Maybe have a two parter with a cliffhanger at the end of first film. 3. David Arnold to do the score and not let some dozy music supervisor cut it t…
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Nice tune. And additional kudos since Bill Conti is big on recycling...
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It's the copy of the film. If you download some TV you'll see it plays 16:9 (or 4:3 if it's ancient) You can resize your VLC viewer window of course (not when you're in full-screen though obviously) and then you'll see black bars top/bottom or si…
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VLC typically plays files at their native aspect ratio. So you may be watching a movie that was cropped by the uploader. Otherwise, click on VLC's 'video' menu and under 'Aspect Ratio' and 'Crop' and choose the Default setting in both cases.
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It wasn't completely unscathed - but yes, it survived against all the odds. True to its symbolism.
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The Happening. It's the only movie I've seen where I can remember feeling actual anger and resentment. A film with no discernible plot or reason for existing. My ire extends to everyone concerned - the filmmakers, distributors, cinema owners - ev…
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I was at a press do for Licence to Kill at the Roof Gardens in Kensington - bit of a blag to be honest and was slightly overwhelmed at first. But free Bollinger on tap loosened my tongue just enough to break the ice. I'd love to say I had lengthy in…
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Bond related... Cubby Broccoli, Barbara Broccoli, Michael G Wilson, Timothy Dalton, Talisa Soto, John Barry and David Arnold
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DarthDimi wrote: Bottom line, a scientist and a religious spokesperson having a debate is doomed to fail for both are aliens to each other. Although as an atheist it's always good to point out to a christian that we have a great deal of com…
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DarthDimi wrote: Sometimes we need to anticipate on possible full-scale war and as the thread had nothing to do with Bond and the interesting stuff had been posted anyway, leaving room only for less balanced discussion, I can see why it's a good t…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: I know that as it is presented in the film it is [possible] but if the plane is just idling as it goes over but Bond is doing 60-70 mph then wouldn't he have the forward momentum to catch up if he angled his body correctly or…
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Soundofthesinners wrote: Also, a quick note as to the flooding of the Earth. First of all, it's likely that the story was allegorical. But even if it weren't, or even on the allegorical level, from a theistic perspective, God has the right to end …
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chrisisall wrote: Anon wrote: So you'd have to agree, god's a pretty nasty character. That story was exaggerated; he flooded a town of people yes, but they were all bad. I meant the bit about Noah's ark. I thought he flooded more t…
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SaintMark wrote: Even the strongest attacks on faith is not about the faith but the institutions running said faith. Not really - I'm quite happy to put a foot in the believers' camp for a moment. Why would you worship a god who asked one …
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Risico007 wrote: I can explain there various archelogical, logical, and scientific reasons why I have faith but since no one will listen to me so why bother I'll listen to your reasoning. But if you don't want your reasoning to be challenge…
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Ford Prefect
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SaintMark wrote: Why don't you tell your reasoning for not believing... Do I need a reason not to believe there's an elephant in my fridge? Can't you accept my lack of belief in fridge-elephants without explanation? But if I told you I d…
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So, red nose day tomorrow. Anyone watching it? Quite looking forward to the David Brent bit.
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mnhettia wrote: as a catholic myself ... i couldn't be happier! i don't understand the extream anger towards catholisism. the catholic church feeds, clothes and cares for more people than any other organization in the world. i guess we have to pra…
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Thanks for this. Heartened to know the material exists, but saddened that whether or not we ever get to hear it is in the hands of accountants. And now it's all but impossible to make any money on a CD I suppose those tapes will never see the lig…
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From Moore onwards. Wish I'd been around in the sixties - saw some great pics of the Connery era premieres at the Odeon Leicester Sq. They had proper glamour in those days.
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Hope they keep a decent budget for locations in this new series. One of my pet hates in Dr Who is when they try and make out that Cardiff is London by sticking a tube sign and a double-decker in the shot.
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Risico007 wrote: "He (Stalin) crushed the Russian Orthodox Church, leveling thousands of churches and shooting more than 100,000 priests, monks and nuns between 1937 and 1938 And a lot worse besides. However, it doesn't mean his motivation …
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