Jeffrey
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- Jeffrey
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- The Netherlands
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Moonraker
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- For Your Eyes Only
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- Roger Moore
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Germanlady wrote: » I would like to bring people back to feel some appreciation again for DC. Right now the way to be is quite the contrary. Like critisizing some CGI like the running, our bondjames talked about. It was, as far as I know, after th…
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bondjames wrote: » Jeffrey wrote: » bondjames wrote: » @NoSolaceleft, they can fix that. Given his age (and perhaps continued smoking), he looks better at certain times than at other times. It's just the way it goes. They will just have to…
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bondjames wrote: » @NoSolaceleft, they can fix that. Given his age (and perhaps continued smoking), he looks better at certain times than at other times. It's just the way it goes. They will just have to be more careful with him, that's all. As so…
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barryt007 wrote: » Just proves you cant please all of the people all of the time. Everyone is different. Quite true.
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Along my friends and family, there are some 'casual' Bond fans, meaning: they will go to the cinema once a new movie is released and sometimes agree to watch a Bond film with me. Corresponding points they made about SP; - The movie went on too l…
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RC7 wrote: » Listen to @TheWizardOfIce and wait for EON’s move. Otherwise go and watch a Bond, have a pint, smoke a bifter, or bang a girl (or boy). Thanks, I'll do that simultaneously.
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Was wondering if the Jordan Peterson Channel 4 interview was being discussed here. Apparently, it wasn't: did some of you catch this?
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bondjames wrote: » Why do you say The Foreigner was tired @ClarkDevlin? I thought he did a superb job with the budget he had. Everyone really shone in that film, most notably Brosnan. He didn't have the budget for big explosions and what not but I…
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I might have missed this being discussed (and it's a little off topic, perhaps) but I think Martin Campbell proved with The Foreigner that he is still very much capable of directing a very good action thriller. I really enjoyed The Foreigner; Brosna…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Roger Moore is my favourite Bond. :D We agree again. ;-)
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Jeffrey wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » jake24 wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » This is the kind of fun action scene I would love to see in Bond 25: https://i.imgur.com/o5uXBgJ.gifv (source: reddit) This i…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » jake24 wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » This is the kind of fun action scene I would love to see in Bond 25: https://i.imgur.com/o5uXBgJ.gifv (source: reddit) This is pretty much what I expected for SP when Ober…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » Maybe you should read my more...nuanced follow-up. But to summarize it? Yeah, DAD could pretty much be stuff for the more simple-minded people around here. Let's face it, DAD is also a very simple-minded Bond film with no cl…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » I personally think DAD is a Bond film for dumb-asses :-). Are you joking or what?
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Also, Craig himself said he want's to go out on a 'high', which suggest he thinks SP wasn't quite what he aimed for as his final outing.
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Depends on your definition of safe critical acclaimed success @Getafix. Just joking a little. :) You probably mean the reviews by the press? Looking at the current ratings on IMDB (6.8) and Rotten Tomatoes (63%) I would't say that is very successfu…
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Looking purely at the commercial success might be a little naive I think. SP could actually have an negative impact on B25. Just as SF probably had a positive impact on SP, in terms of people wanting to go and see the film. If you weren't impressed …
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » I was wondering, for those who know Patrick McGoohan's TV series, The Prisoner... What if we get a Bond film like that? I mean... the premise in John Gardner's continuation novel, Scorpius has an element like that in the latte…
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Dennison wrote: » boldfinger wrote: » My understanding of the definition of a spy is someone who secretly extracts information from an otherwise closed source. The only instance that applies to Bond in the novels is the beginning of YOLT, corr…
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RogueAgent wrote: » Jeffrey wrote: » RogueAgent wrote: » I am curious as to why Park Circus will not reveal how much money was raised for UNICEF with the charity Film showings of TSWLM and FYEO? Seems a little underhanded to me? Ind…
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RogueAgent wrote: » I am curious as to why Park Circus will not reveal how much money was raised for UNICEF with the charity Film showings of TSWLM and FYEO? Seems a little underhanded to me? Indeed a bit strange. Have asked UNICEF UK month…
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noSolaceleft wrote: » From the beginning the forte of Broccoli was the money part. After all it was Salzman who had secured the rights on the Bond franchise for himself, but didn't have the money to do it alone. Cubby was kind of a stranger to the…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » I thought Mendes and Craig had a falling out during SP? They had an argument so heated it resulted in a record breaking explosion.
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barryt007 wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Agent_99 wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » Alright, then you can have a packet of Space Raiders. Pickled onion, I hope? The only acceptable flavour. I take it this is a strict…
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Dennison wrote: » "I'm really sad, but that's the tradition." What does he mean!??? Still can't help thinking that they're recasting Blofeld from what he said. Could be... if they (EON) didn't have an option on him returning. So they did…
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For those who suggest Blofeld might return but played by another actor (regarding the 'tradition' quote from Waltz): isn't it odd that they initially had an option with Waltz to return, only later to be told it isn't in the tradition to have one act…
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I don’t like the idea of another actor taking on the roll of Blofeld in one era. Yes they did it before, but that was a different time and Blofeld wasn’t always as prominent in the films. But my opinion is not completely objective since I’m really…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Venice is such a beautiful city. Absolutely. Creasy47 wrote: » @Jeffrey, hopefully you also took the time to chase after a woman in a red dress who took all your money. @Creasy47 Yes, instead of running I …
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When one finds himself in Venice, one should try and look for the double take pigeon... As you can see, after noticing me, it flew straight of the square.
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Revelator wrote: » Hans de Vries looked more suitable, but one simply doesn't cast a Bond with a German name. Hans De Vries sounds very Dutch to me. :-P But indeed, would have been a little weird. There isn't much info about him online.
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