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  • LTK opened July 14, 1989, three weeks after the final episode of Miami Vice aired. The eighties had a distinctive look and sound. Regardless, a good Bond film.
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 26
  • Irrespective of what is happening in American politics, my hope is the next Bond will focus on British interests and very little on American. I realize the politics of the world at large will always be in the background, but that's where I hope it s…
    in Is this the end of spy movies? Comment by CrabKey January 26
  • DarthDimi wrote: » mtm wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Don't like a poster or their continual gripes, then skip and move on to the next post. They don't need to continually be put down. And who is this latest put down aimed at I wonder? S…
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 25
  • No, I am not addressing your comment.
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 25
  • Don't like a poster or their continual gripes, then skip and move on to the next post. They don't need to continually be put down.
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 25
  • Ralph Fiennes in Conclave. Well done, well acted, quite slow, repetitive, and the payoff doesn't pay off. The end should have been the beginning.
    in Last Movie you Watched? Comment by CrabKey January 24
  • @mtm - Why would I think the writers might cook up fictionalized versions of Trump, Putin, Musk, and the war in Ukraine? According to you, they've never done that, which doesn't square with your agreement of the following: The appeal of Bond isn’…
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 20
  • A lot has been written in various threads about sexism, misogyny, objectifying women, disposable women, and Bond having casual sex with multiple partners. Often when photos are posted of possible Bond girls, they are young and dressed seductively, s…
    in Who should be a Bond girl? Comment by CrabKey January 19
  • Right. She was 51, four years older than Craig. Point made. No need to go down that road again.
    in Who should be a Bond girl? Comment by CrabKey January 19
  • Trump, Putin, Musk, and the Ukraine war will be in the news daily for the next four years. Most likely longer. I don't need a Bond film dishing out more of that crap.
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 19
  • Juror #2, which may be Clint Eastwood's last film. It's a good film, well made, with timely ideas. But nothing so thought provoking that it stayed with me.
    in Last Movie you Watched? Comment by CrabKey January 19
  • Isn't it time a younger Bond has a relationship with an older woman?
    in Who should be a Bond girl? Comment by CrabKey January 19
  • Hmm! What on earth could Bond do that won't involve politicians, billionaires, and ongoing wars? Maybe that was the enjoyment on the Connery series. The stories weren't ripped from the headlines. As it is, for the next four years we're going to get …
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 18
  • As much as I like Bullitt, is this a film that needs to be remade or have a sequel? Why not a modern day San Francisco detective who may remind of us Bullitt? Come up with an edgy name and get on with it. Maybe he works in the same precinct as Bulli…
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 18
  • Artists have a period during which their flame burns brightest. I feel Spielberg has moved beyond that period. He doesn't make bad films, but his later films aren't as engaging for me. I feel he has become the Tom Hanks of directors. Nice and safe. …
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 18
  • It is my understanding Bond 7 is currently a junior drama student in high school.
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 17
  • Finding the right actor to replace Craig is routine for EON. They are used to it. They will find someone. Die hards will cling to Craig. The rest will like the new guy within five minutes of his appearance on screen. Like Connery, Craig was a great …
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 16
  • FoxRox wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I also struggle with Terrence Malick from the little I’ve seen. Days of Heaven and The Tree of Life were pretty boring for me sadly. Days of Heaven is brilliant. The imagery in that f…
    in Controversial opinions about other movies Comment by CrabKey January 16
  • FoxRox wrote: » I also struggle with Terrence Malick from the little I’ve seen. Days of Heaven and The Tree of Life were pretty boring for me sadly. Days of Heaven is brilliant. The imagery in that film is stunning in addition to recreating…
    in Controversial opinions about other movies Comment by CrabKey January 15
  • Nothing Easy Ever Is The Blood of Two Suns No Promises No Return Nothing Ventured Nothing Slain Shadowman Winner Take All No Promises No Regrets From the Shadow of the Phoenix Without Fear of Favour Gold Light of Day
    in Bond 26 Title Comment by CrabKey January 14
  • Unless Cameron made the film by himself, it seems those sorry bastards weren't that sorry after all.
    in Movies you are ashamed to admit you have never seen Comment by CrabKey January 13
  • Bond influences Bourne and then Bourne influences Bond? Or Batman. Or Hitchcock. My hope is Bond can move forward without the series borrowing from or being influenced by other films. Similarities are one thing, but I prefer seeing a Bond that looks…
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 12
  • If GW truly wants to experiment with the Bond character, then he is not the one to helm this franchise.
    in Chat Thread - Free Discussion Comment by CrabKey January 12
  • For me, the Craig series has never been able to live up to CR. I attribute a lot of that to the fact that Fleming material made up the bulk of the plot rather creating original stories with a bit of a Fleming thrown in here and there. Though Conn…
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 12
  • What is common place now was daring and pioneering back in the day. There is so much going on in this film that it requires numerous viewings. It's one of my favorites. It's so audacious.
    in Movies you are ashamed to admit you have never seen Comment by CrabKey January 12
  • Bond the character will enter the public domain, but not the elements identified with EON Bond films: gun barrel opening, 007 graphic, music. Even with Connery in the role in NSNA, the absence of those elements diminished the film. It's possible for…
    in Chat Thread - Free Discussion Comment by CrabKey January 12
  • Has Craig become the new Connery? No one can replace him? Might we see the next Bond failing to carry on, only to see Craig come back for one final film with a guaranteed contract of millions? But Bond died. No sweat. Can always get around that. …
    in Where does Bond go after Craig? Comment by CrabKey January 12
  • DarthDimi wrote: » I like Robin Williams overall, especially in his non-comedic roles (although Mrs. Doubtfire is a nostalgic favourite.) The problem I have with DPS is that Weir, whose work I generally appreciate, and the rest of the team didn't …
    in Controversial opinions about other movies Comment by CrabKey January 11
  • Pompous probably goes for anyone who's an amped up fan of anything.
    in How the world views us, Bond fans Comment by CrabKey January 11
  • Domino is lovely, but Fiona would be fun. Fiona.
    in Would you rather travel write a Bond film OR direct a Bond film? Comment by CrabKey January 11