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HasanDafer wrote: » peter wrote: » Is this Phoebe Waller Bridge’s Amazon series? No buddy, it's still in production. The one I was talking about is this one :) This looks so good- thanks!
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Just finished M:I Ghost Protocol. Regardless of some of the nonsense, it was incredibly entertaining. The team work was very good, the characters were solid. And a very nice resolution to Hunt's 'loss' concerning his Wife. My personal love for M:I 2…
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Provided the collars & cuffs match.... *shrugs*
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Creasy47 wrote: » I've tried very, very hard to get into III but Abrams' style doesn't mesh with the series well, in my opinion. Too much visual chaos and jarring editing. It's got a damn good cast though; PSH is a fantastic villain, while I reall…
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Creasy47 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Benny wrote: » Since62 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » M:I marathon has begun. Wow, it has been a while. Mission: Impossible- dayyyum Tom looks like a teenager here. Great direction- Ethan workin…
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Benny wrote: » Since62 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » M:I marathon has begun. Wow, it has been a while. Mission: Impossible- dayyyum Tom looks like a teenager here. Great direction- Ethan working stuff out in his head was great, especially …
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » Interesting. I also watched MI2 (mind you for the first time), with a much lower opinion of it. Firstly I think the climbing scene is a little bit pointless. There's not much there to be done with it, and Hunt comes of…
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BT3366 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » BT3366 wrote: » I'd be interested in reading your thoughts on revisiting all of these if you cared to share. You want them as I go, or once I've finished? Your choice. Whichever you're mo…
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BT3366 wrote: » I'd be interested in reading your thoughts on revisiting all of these if you cared to share. You want them as I go, or once I've finished?
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Murdock wrote: » Dead Reckoning is the best Pierce Bond movie he wasn't even in. ;) LOL, and Tomorrow Never Dies is a great companion movie- the popular megalomaniac & the unchecked AI. Ignore the warnings though- these are just movies.
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » The MacGuffin, the Entity, is also probably the best of the series. It's not as basic as nuclear weapons or a NOC list, and fully fledged threat (unlike the Rabbit's Foot). Even though it's a bit sci-fi, it also feels rea…
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M:I marathon has begun. Wow, it has been a while. Mission: Impossible- dayyyum Tom looks like a teenager here. Great direction- Ethan working stuff out in his head was great, especially in front of Phelps. Emilio's character death always shocks me.…
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Creasy47 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Just showed Dead Reckoning to my kid and the reaction was interesting- "Why can't an interesting story be told without killing women to motivate the characters?" Point taken. I was like, because life sucks…
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Just showed Dead Reckoning to my kid and the reaction was interesting- "Why can't an interesting story be told without killing women to motivate the characters?" Point taken. I was like, because life sucks now. In movies angst has to surpass real li…
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mtm wrote: » I noticed how you phrased it incidentally: "Poll a random selection of people in the early 80's who their favourite Bond is and I imagine Moore gets a good chunk of the votes" - I think you know full well that the bigger chunk proba…
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Creasy47 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » The first trailer, shockingly, didn't really grab or wow me, and I'm honestly not sure I want any more of it spoiled with May so close already. Might try to gather the willpower to av…
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Creasy47 wrote: » The first trailer, shockingly, didn't really grab or wow me, and I'm honestly not sure I want any more of it spoiled with May so close already. Might try to gather the willpower to avoid this next one. I will not look at a…
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Just watched MI: Dead Reckoning Pt.1 again, first time was theatrically, this time on a new Blu ray. Man, I loved it this time even more than the first. It's such a long movie, but it sure doesn't FEEL like it. I can't wait for the second part! I j…
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After two dead serious Bond movies, Kennedy was assassinated, and the Vietnam War was getting bad press. Goldfinger, Thunderball & You only live Twice were a jump to more fantasy, in 1968 they filmed a fairly serious On Her Majesty's Secret Serv…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » A few weeks back, I watched The Protector. Now I have seen another vintage Jackie Chan film... Armour Of God 2: Operation Condor My new favourite Jackie Chan film (previously that had been Who Am I?). I loved the figh…
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mtm wrote: » So many people believe the government can't be trusted and that there are these crazy conspiracies now, so much that people won't believe the truth when it's reported. I'm not saying these films are solely responsible for that, but as…
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thedove wrote: » Kilmer is closer to Lazenby in the one and done thing. I don't think Kilmer was thrilled with doing another Batman film. PB and George Clooney might be more of a comparison. Both were somewhat fan service casting. GC got cast in a…
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slide_99 wrote: » Post-9/11 audiences are weary of spies and intelligence agencies due to the mishandling of the war on terror and people's fears of mass surveillance. Spies aren't seen so much as glamorous warriors for freedom as they are agents…
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CigaretteLeiter wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » It's just a jump to the right. Put your hands on your hips! And pull your loved ones in tighhhht.... Sorry, the Gray connection. How IF are we ever gonna get new Bond movies with a world like this…
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4EverBonded wrote: » ha! The fine lines on Roger's forehead in LALD .... no, I mean the writers (always so crucial!) should not give us Austin Powers or parody of Roger or Pierce - but yes give us some humor, some lines wry, witty, sharp but not…
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4EverBonded wrote: » Yes, Bond will continue. I would just like ideas on how. Maybe it would be the best time to approach it with a lighter touch, slightly cheeky at times (but what a fine line that is!). "My God! You just killed James Bond…
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4EverBonded wrote: » It's tricky. I think millions of people enjoy spy movies, of course - but how to introduce something fresh? The real life villains have already taken over and have, and are, doing things that would be considered "too much" i…
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DarthDimi wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Nothing more realistic than wanting water rights. Especially in today's world. I remember people complaining about Bond breaking off that door handle, though. 😉 I see what you did there. :P
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Nothing more realistic than wanting water rights. Especially in today's world.
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I'm not holding my breath. 1 was interesting, 2 was okay. I liked the Lynch one better.
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