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Never thought that Boyle was a good fit for Bond, but these constant delays between films are really trying my patience. I'm not getting any younger EON! They really need to get their shit together, and no more than 2 years gap for Bond26 please.
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » What the hell?! Really don't know what to reply to this. What sort of mess is this film turning into? Couple of questions. First relating to the statement: "Michael G. Wilson, Barbara Broccoli and Daniel Craig today anno…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » From the classic era my top companions were Barbara and Ian, Victoria, Jamie, Zoe, Jo, Romana 1, Peri and Ace... And the Brig of course. Adric was appalling in how he was written though I found his turncoat at a dr…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » patb wrote: » Just becuase there are lots of great actors within a section of society does not, in itself, justify casting them IMHO. There are loads of great female actresses on the planet. So what? does that justify ca…
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dragonsky wrote: » I don't like that there are so many fans that are against Elba as Bond being so vocal. In my mind there's absolutely 0 chance that Elba will be the next Bond. This is just a silly rumour. Just google "(actor name) wants to…
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For me it's a no. Not a black Bond (the only choice for many) or an Asian Bond or Hispanic/Latino whatever ethnic background you care to mention Bond. I think if a black Bond was cast it would only be to pander to a certain section of society (proba…
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To Catch A King: Charles II's Great Escape by Charles Spencer. A sort of follow up to his previous history, Killers of The King: The Men Who Dared to Execute Charles I.Chronicling Charles II's flight for freedom after the battle of Worcester. KoTK w…
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Ludovico wrote: » Anybody else saw the movie Agatha? Timothy Dalton plays Archibald Christie. Yeah, seen it a couple of times, quite enjoyed it.
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Gateway (1976) by Frederik Pohl. Golancz SF Masterworks. A Hugo and Nebula award-winner so hoping for a good read, only about 40 pages in but so far so good. Read the author's previous book Man Plus which was okay but hoping for better things with G…
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Detective Bureau 2-3: Go To Hell Bastards! (1963) dir. Seijun Suzuki. Starring Jo Shishido. Arrow Video blu-ray. Not seen this, but Seijun Suzuki directing Jo Shishido what could go wrong? And what a brilliant title!
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Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: » Nightbreed is a weird, weird film. I find it kind of fascinating purely on account of its weirdness. It really feels like two stories in one—two stories that somehow converge in bizarre fashion in the climax. In the one …
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All from the Arrow Video sale (on till 6th August!) Mark of the Devil (1970) dir. Michael Armstrong - dual format. Cemetery Without Crosses (1969) dir. Robert Hossein - dual format. All Ladies Do It (1997) dir. Tinto Brass - DVD Three that I'm…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » How many here have read Stoker s novel? I used to own it, not sure what happened to that book. Read it many years ago, and was thinking of re-reading it soon (along with Frankenstein), and my son should be reading it …
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Escalus5 wrote: » Oldman gave a commendable performance, but the movie surrounding him stinks. Really? A visually stunning piece of cinema that only (as far as I can remember) fails by miscasting Keanu Reeves. And is the closest to the so…
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ToTheRight wrote: » Revelator wrote: » The best Dracula movie is still Nosferatu, the first Dracula-ripoff. Max Schreck captures the repulsiveness of Stoker's Count. I've had many public domain copies of NOSFERATU, but should really get…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » On Bradley Walsh, he has dabbled with acting before, appearing in Corrie, and a few years before that, in the Mike Basset film. The Pertwee era is pretty much one giant Bond reference! Bradley Walsh has also had a l…
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barryt007 wrote: » Personally i'm not convinced by the Doctor having 3 companions,especially Bradley Walsh who is well known here as a gameshow host etc. I hope it wont become the 'Rory and Amy' show as it did during Matt Smith's time quite oft…
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Overlord: D-Day and the Battle for Normandy 1944 by Max Hastings. Originally published in 1984 this is a recent hardback re-release which only cost me £4 at WHSmith (cover prices £25) so I had to get it! So far so good, but I think I prefer Anthony…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » "Everyone else is doing it." That still doesn't give them a pass to turn on the fans with equal vitarol that is said to have been thrown at Jodie Whittaker. For all the c…
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DarthDimi wrote: » PATHS OF GLORY I've seen this film so many times and it still brings tears to my eyes. If it wasn't for the whiplash-inducing end titles, I'd consider this Kubrick's finest work (behind 2001 of course). One of my f…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Appointment with Death 1988 This film was better than I remember it the locations look good in HD, its obvious some money was spent. Micheal Winner's direction is quite bizarre at times though adds to the tone, th…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » "Everyone else is doing it." That still doesn't give them a pass to turn on the fans with equal vitarol that is said to have been thrown at Jodie Whittaker. For all the crap that was flung at JNT, by the fans, he never tur…
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Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Just After Sunset by Stephen King. Another collection of short stories from the Master of the Macabre. Actually missed out on this one when it can out! I had bought a hardback copy (according to…
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Just After Sunset by Stephen King. Another collection of short stories from the Master of the Macabre. Actually missed out on this one when it can out! I had bought a hardback copy (according to my Amazon history) which I must have bought for one of…
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CraterGuns wrote: » The Complete Sartana (5-disc Blu-ray collection) CraterGuns wrote: » The Complete Sartana (5-disc Blu-ray collection) Lucky you, would love to add this to my collection. Another winner from the guys and …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Two excellent stories from one of the very best seasons of Doctor Who Don't have either of those, but my son does have PoM. I've just bought the Season 12: The Collection (Tom Baker's first season) blu-…
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chrisisall wrote: » Just got this. First chapter squeezed a tear from me (the funeral stuff and friend comments). Well written and VERY into background, both family and China history. This will be amazing to get really deep into. Is that …
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Arnhem by Antony Beevor. Probably my second favourite WW2 historian writing today (1st being James Holland) turns his eye to the disaster that was 'a bridge too far'.
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Forever And A Day by Anthony Horowitz. Really enjoying this, about half-way through. Horowitz really gets Bond and Fleming, as far as I'm concerned, and writes great continuation novels. Let's hope IFE asks him to do another.
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Ludovico wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum. About 100 pages in and…oh, boy is the film way better! I remember reading (trying to) Ludlum's The Parsifal Mosaic in my early twenties and giving up because I found…
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