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  • talos7 wrote: I was 10 years old and Live and Let Die was my first Bond film that I saw in a theater; add to that that I live in New Orleans. I know what I'l be watching tonight. Hey, me too! Except I was 9 years old. I think it was not o…
    in LIVE AND LET DIE 40th ANNIVERSARY Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • OHMSS yet again because I finally read the novel...
    in Last Bond Movie You Watched Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" as a iTunes download in HD. Just before that, "Goldfinger" in the same format. I've dropped a pretty big hint that I'd like the 50th anniversary blu-ray box set of the first 22nd Bond films for my own 50th birthda…
    in The Last Movie You Bought? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • Jim West in "The Wild Wild Wild West"!
    in Which Bond-esque Characters From Other Franchises Are Your Favourites? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • timmer wrote: Interesting about Campbell in OHMSS the film. My take is that they left his being tortured up in the air. I think Telly Blofeld, when describing Campbell to Bond, was alluding to Campbell's very energetic public protest of his innoc…
    in Who/what do you REALLY love to hate? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • pachazo wrote: Blofeld not only doesnt recognise the guy who buggered his plans from YOLT because he is wearing a pair of glasses FFS but then once said glasses are removed hes all pally like they know each other. 'It takes more than a few props …
    in Who/what do you REALLY love to hate? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • StirredNotShaken wrote: Ultimately, because of their decision after YOLT to make OHMSS a direct adaptation, we also get the uncomfortable scene in OHMSS where Bond uses a safecracker about fifteen - twenty times the size of the handheld one he use…
    in Who/what do you REALLY love to hate? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • I was 9 years old. My younger brother & I went to see our first "grown up" movie without a parent and it was LALD during its original run in 1973! We already knew Roger Moore from reruns of "The Saint" on TV and were excited to see him on the…
    in What and when was your first experience of 007 ? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • Now that I'm older and wiser, I can better appreciate the positive aspects of the Moore Bonds. TSWLM and FYEO are, in my opinion, good Bond films and not simply good Moore Bond films. I think both are better than DAF, for example, let alone DAD. …
    in New members - introduce yourself Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • I don't have a specific Bond villain I'd like to play but I'd sure love to have a sexy Bond girl sit in my lap and flirt with me so I'd be distracted from my nefarious scheming long enough for 007 to escape and/or knock me unconscious...
    in Anybody here wished they could play a Bond villain? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • timmer wrote: Yes, why destroy expensive space capsules when you can steal them, plunder their secrets. If you've got the capture-tech, why not use it. Indeed, why not? Now, that's a good reason for the spacejacking, aside from the cinemat…
    in Parts of Bond Movies that Don't Make Sense Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • timmer wrote: Dr_Yes wrote: IWe kept going out to see new Bond movies up to & including "Moonraker", which wrecked it for me. At age 15, I was annoyed by some of the sillier moments and didn't go to the cinema for another Bond adventure u…
    in New members - introduce yourself Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • I saw my first Bond film at age nine - and it was in a cinema. It was also possibly the first non-kiddie matinee movie I went to without a parent (but my younger brother went with me). That was "Live and Let Die"! My brother and I were familiar w…
    in New members - introduce yourself Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • 1. Bond offers Moneypenny a tulip (sweet) 2. "One of nature's finest killers, Mr. Wint." "One is never too old to learn from a master, Mr. Kidd." (among other Wint & Kidd exchanges) 3. Bond-Franks slugfest in the elevator 4. "If you have any …
    in The thread of Bond lists - LIST 157 - Evaluate the FRWL Opening Titles. (see criteria) Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • Baltimore_007 wrote: Moore would of worked well in You Only Live Twice, now that I think about it. Except Rog would've looked even less plausible disguised as a Japanese fisherman!
    in Roger Moore in Sean Connery's films (Plus OHMSS) - Poster Collection Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • Watching YOLT again recently brought up many questions that have already been addressed here. But I have a couple more. Why shoot Bond out of a torpedo tube to send him to Japan? I suppose sending 007 there a boat wouldn't have been as cool. The…
    in Parts of Bond Movies that Don't Make Sense Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013
  • I just finished "You Only Live Twice". I loved the Garden of Death aspect of the story: very creepy and maybe it was simply too much for a 1967 film. I hope they can find some way to use the idea in a future Bond film.
    in Which Bond novel are you currently reading? Comment by Dr_Yes June 2013