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chrisisall wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » TWINE is rock bottom, although AVTAK is hovering just above it. I enjoy both of them more than MR, SF or NTTD. And TWINE more than SP too. But then those three (MR, SF & NTTD) are rock bottom for M…
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chrisisall wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » I tend to feel sluggish when Bond is prisoner on Goldfinger's stud farm. Except for Sean looking cool in that suit, I just don't get much out of his frequent escape attempts, hiding under models and listenin…
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BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » I'm just holding my breath re: the inevitable Craig bashing (which is already under way. Just wait until the Next Fellow is announced!) What wait? I've read a lot of comments from various people ready to move on…
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People claiming boredom with the underwater scenes in TB has been a longtime complaint. I like them as the underwater world feels like a character or a different world all its own, sort of how the snowy landscape does in OHMSS or Japan does in YOLT.…
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chrisisall wrote: » JamesCraig wrote: » I like Goldfinger very much, but I've always preferred Thunderball. Don't know why, it just happened. I think Thunderball's main problem is the speeded up footage at the end- kinda robs it of a…
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AstonLotus wrote: » Yeah Iv always loved that club fight.The way Brosnan acts when the shady guy says he has an “ urgent phone call “ is so cool.His reaction is like “ Suuuurrreee,il play along! “😃 How cool would it have been if he just whi…
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I was 15 when I saw Blade Runner the first time and instead of getting a thrill ride along the lines of Ford's two previous summer blockbusters, I got a ponderous, philosophical film without much action but a lot of great scenery. Major disappointme…
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It's noteworthy looking over this thread is that even nearly a decade ago that the discussion at hand gets sidetracked into the merits or lack of in other films in comparison and what's considered a classic. SF would likely figure into these now, bu…
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I've seen a lot of love for LALD in recent years and find it surprising. Even in rankings of Moore movies it seems to rate a little higher. One poster above rates Moore's performance and the action a 9 of 10 and even for hardcore fans that seems ove…
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Personally, I love the teaser poster with the simple tagline "The Most Dangerous Bond -- Ever." That got me so excited to see that film back at the time along with the few glimpses I had of Dalton in action.
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goldenswissroyale wrote: » I'm surprised that you, @marc, dislike the train fight so much. It is an action highlight of the series for me. By far my favourite scene in SP and an intense, violent fight where I feel every punch. Hinx has also a good…
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chrisisall wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » If they wanted to have Brosnan hold up two guns like Chow Yun Fat then they really should have enticed John Woo better. Just looking at MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 2 is proof that he would have made a mo…
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Does anybody else ever wonder, particularly those who don't like TND in its present form, what it may have been like had they gone with the original idea of creating the story based around the idea of echo wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Ye…
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DarthDimi wrote: » I wonder if this is controversial. I think Connery acted worse in YOLT than he did in DAF and NSNA. I wouldn't disagree. I maintain it isn't so much his acting in YOLT as he's just not given a whole lot to do but operate …
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Creasy47 wrote: » I'll spoiler tag this, in case you don't want to see what insane stunts Tom's getting up to for M:I8, but this one is truly wild: (Spoiler) I can see the tagline now: The first time he was out there was just a warm-up…
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BMW_with_missiles wrote: » Hello all! I’m not as active on these boards as I used to be, but after the mixed reaction among fans to NTTD (and my own distaste for it), a recent question posed in the James Bond subreddit about Craig’s tenure got me …
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » I've only seen NTTD twice, but it's pretty well seared in my memory. Very rare for a movie to stick with me so soon after watching. Clearly, it's left its impact. My issue is trying to form all my thoughts on thi…
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chrisisall wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » Thanks for bringing this one back to life, goldenswissroyale. Always a pleasure to ponder these. And once again, the answers are going against my expectations, as with the support of Ash. One of the issue…
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M16_Cart wrote: » I'm sure her inclusion helped. Because the dialogue in the previous film was mostly awful. Agreed. The two that stick out immediately are the Mickey Mouse line and the exchange with Blofeld and Bond's big comeback about com…
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Thanks for bringing this one back to life, goldenswissroyale. Always a pleasure to ponder these. And once again, the answers are going against my expectations, as with the support of Ash. One of the issues some fans had about the Craig era was th…
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echo wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Vic’s sequences are certainly my least favorite. A real step down from GE. Thank goodness he was not hired back after DAD. TND features the cringeworthy escape from the newspaper on a little scoote…
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Can we just eliminate Elvis here? So many votes for him, but he's really just a part of the organization and not a henchman in the classic sense. He's not in on any assaults or action, really. When I think of a real henchman in the Bond sense, I'm t…
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Venutius wrote: » Agreed. The hand to hand stuff in SF was a big drop off from CR and QOS. I get that Patrice is also an elite killer so Bond's not going to just steamroller him, but so was Slate and that fight was really well done. In Shanghai, …
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Dwayne wrote: » For what its' worth I spoke to a fellow Bond fan earlier this week since he finally got a chance to see NTTD. He hated it - and Bond's death was the sole reason why. "They killed the franchise !!!!", he complained. Then I asked h…
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chrisisall wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » AstonLotus wrote: » Skyfall is one of the best looking Bond films.The cinematography is superb. Besides that,it’s one of the very worst Bond films for me.The plot is completely absurd.I know this isn’…
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Murdock wrote: » Go ahead, call me a hater. Call me entitled. I couldn't care less about what anyone thinks of me for daring to be critical about this movie or saying something bad about the great beast can do no wrong Daniel Craig. If you liked t…
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chrisisall wrote: » TND is found guilty of playing it safe to simply deliver a supremely entertaining Bond move that mostly hits the marks that make you grin & leaves the really edgy stuff to other entries. Because it achieved its goal so prof…
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AstonLotus wrote: » Skyfall is one of the best looking Bond films.The cinematography is superb. Besides that,it’s one of the very worst Bond films for me.The plot is completely absurd.I know this isn’t new for a Bond film,but given its serious …
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Benny wrote: » ColonelAdamski wrote: » matt_u wrote: » To be honest, I loved the ending, but the idea of Bond being killed off again doesn't appeal me at all. I'd love NTTD to be the Bond film where Bond dies for the time being. Yes…
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sworddevil1 wrote: » jobo wrote: » sworddevil1 wrote: » For those that don’t think the film is divisive, check out the replies from posters and mods that are pro-NTTD in threads where I’ve posted. I saw an established member here run off t…
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