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PTS: TLD Title Track: TLD Title Credits: LTK Main Villain: LTK Main Bond Girl: LTK Overall Plot: TLD Dialogue: TLD Score: TLD Settings: TLD Action: TLD Humor: TLD Cinematography: TLD Benign Bizarre: LTK Suspense: TLD Minor Characters: …
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I have seen TLD and LTK pretty low on a few lists now. I can see the arguments too - that Timothy Dalton does not have quite the charisma of a leading man as Connery or Moore. I can also see the case of the villains being weak, Kara being a bit us…
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I don't believe my eyes! :O DaltonCraig007 is back! A tip of the hat to you sir. Welcome back!
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Jeffrey Lynn as Felix Leiter
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_SXI9xWkTQek/TRyNdkFKJOI/AAAAAAAAD8s/wcz54hnnFe0/s400/Jeff-Lynne-ELO.jpg Yes, it would be great to have Wright back. I like the tradition of the "Leiter surpri…
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Here's an usual use for Avocado: Kim Chi Hot Dog *All Beef hot dog franks - nitrate free preferably *Hot Dog bun The Fix-ins: *Cabbage Kim Chi *2 slices avocado *Sesame aoli: mix 1/2 cup mayo with 1 tsp black sesame seeds and pinch of…
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PTS: CR Title Track: SF Title Credits: CR Main Villain: SF Main Bond Girl: SF Overall Plot: SF Dialogue: SF Score: SF Settings: CR Action: CR Humor: SF Cinematography: SF *Benign Bizarre: SF (but neither really, both films steer clear of…
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4EverBonded wrote: And thanks @JBFan626 for the reminder of Wichita Lineman - sung perfectly and a haunting melody; I love it still That was @minorMajor9th who recommended that one, but I can hardly argue with it. Glen Campbell is one …
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minorMajor9th wrote: Glen Campbell - Wichita Lineman The Smiths - Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me Pulp - Babies Killing Joke - Love like Blood The Beatles - In My Life Massive Attack - Protection Public Enemy - By The Time I Get T…
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SirHenryLeeChaChing wrote: @jbfan626- the BF smoked bacon sounds really interesting, tell me what kind of flavor does it have that distinguishes it from regular bacon? The smoked flavor is the real attraction, but the "Black Forest" part of…
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I have been working in a little Black Forest Smoked Bacon into a lot of my dishes lately, and what a revelation! My wife and I made spinach pizza with bacon, garlic, and broccolini sauteed together, served with white wine - delicious. I also incor…
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Depends which Connery films we're talking about. Overall Moore has the win both on timing and lines over the course of his films. But if we factor DAF in the mix, I would argue, that film alone had the best lines of the series, and Connery's deliv…
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JakeDelToro wrote: Moonraker is Roger Moore's best Bond film as it perfectly encapsulates his tenure as Bond. It has moments of utter seriousness, high-camp, absurdity and most of all, humour. It's his best film by a country mile because of this. …
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Did Calvin do the Skyfall review for IGN? It sounded like his voice.
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Sure, action is never obligatory to a good Bond film, just look at FRWL as a good example. On the other hand, a well crafted, pushing-the-limits action sequence can really elevate a Bond film, as the last 30 minutes of OHMSS proves. OHMSS would st…
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Very sorry for your loss Murdock. Thoughts and sympathies to you and may you find peace during this tough time.
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Matt_Helm wrote: JBFan626 wrote: Matt_Helm wrote: But there is a difference between funny and silly, which they only were brave/able enough not to bridge in FRWL. Sad I know,but nevertheless true. You wouldn't say the same for DN? …
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I've had the pleasure of knowing Brady here at MI6 for the past 3 years. I haven't been around here much lately, but he is certainly one of the members it is nice to see continuing to contribute with top marks. Great guy all around from what I gat…
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Matt_Helm wrote: But there is a difference between funny and silly, which they only were brave/able enough not to bridge in FRWL. Sad I know,but nevertheless true. You wouldn't say the same for DN? I thought the only real "silly" moments w…
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Perilagu_Khan wrote: Personally, I consider action to be the least important element of Bond films, but having said that, I thought SF's action sequences were quite good, particularly the pitched battle at Skyfall. I would generally agree t…
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Tracy wrote: Scoular , Ms Piggy ? Imo a bit harsh , she looked all right........ Yeah agreed, c'mon now. They didn't cast her for laughs. FRWL has it's share of laugable moments: "She Should Have kept her mouth shut", which is intentio…
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I happen to like the FYEO soundtrack :( I think side B of the soundtrack; tracks like "Cortina" and "Goodbye, Countess/No Head for Heights/Dining Alone" work really nicely with the film. It's certainly several notches above Legrand's score in m…
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Me and FRWL had a bit of falling out on my last Bondathon, but as time passes and the more I had time to sit with it, it's rocketed back up to the top of my rankings What I like about this film is the game of cat and mouse played throughout the f…
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Dragonpol wrote: Perhaps the reform ushered in by the reboot in 2006 was not as wide as it would seem, much like that of the earlier and comparable Dalton era. I think it's the fineline @Perdogg mentions. EON is trying to keep Bond up to d…
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Perdogg wrote: I think the demise of Gemma Arteton and Berenice really show the ambivalence that EON now has about women. They are trying to walk a fine line, and the end result it comes off as being boring and ineffectual. Naomi Harris doesn't c…
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Have to disagree on Berenice. While perhaps the waste was that she didn't get enough screen time, what they did get out of her was surprisingly good.
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What a brilliant way to drum up excitement for Bond 24! From the writer and director of Skyfall. This is GREAT news for Bond 24, in that the Logan/Mendes partnership will be really strong going into production. Now if they could only talk Dalton i…
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I don't think Blofeld was every properly incarnated in the earlier films. Anthony Dawson was by far the best interpretation, and the mystery of him was set-up brilliantly. Pleasance was a little too crazed, Savalas was a little too casual and indi…
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Soundofthesinners wrote: I think Brosnan's hair in GoldenEye was a bit too long, but for some reason my favorite single image of him as Bond is from that period: http://www.toptenz.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/pierce-brosnan-james-bond.jpg …
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Wonderful read Sir Henry! I definitely will want to try that dirty rice recipe. Do you know if Andouille sausage is common to find in supermarkets, or is it something to make from scratch? Also, do you add any thing else to the dish other than th…
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Great review @Pierce2Daniel. I must say that Roger Moore looks great in Spy and MR. The hair is kept up but not slick in the way Connery's was. Connery's style reflected the times: more of the classic rat-pack look. But I think Rog's hair looks …
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