LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Watched it in the cinema and tonight watched it at home….enjoyable Xmas eve viewing if a tad sad
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[Film] James Bond: No Time To Die - Official Trailer
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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It was a tad sad and also.. Bonds nanobot curse thing was curable..the nanobots would attack only the correct persons physiology... bond could not go near
his lover and daughter without killing them. The cure is to repackage a strain of nanobots to .....only attack a given type of nanobot.. Simples.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Amazon Prime currently offering members The James Bond Collection of films ‘free’
Watched No time to Die for about the forth time….that end bit before you know what happens still gets me….I do love the way the music builds….next viewing I think will be one of the older films
Watched No time to Die for about the forth time….that end bit before you know what happens still gets me….I do love the way the music builds….next viewing I think will be one of the older films
It includesthe unofficial Never Say Never Again and 60s Casino Royale (or at least the prime version does).
The offical ones are also being re-released in cinemas in order.
That's interesting.
Which of the older ones do you think teenagers will like the most? Mine like all the Craig ones, but my daughter isn't interested in watching old ones.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Define "older", I guess! Goldeneye is 27 years old, I'm sure to her it would be ancient.
I think many of them are considered too silly now. A movie like Goldfinger looks like a not-so-funny comedy now.
Dr No and FRWL maybe, perhaps OHMSS as well. YOLT, also a bit silly but still pretty cool. Dont know if the Moore and Dalton movies would impress the yoof. Out of Brosnans movies (now "old") I think the kids would love Goldeneye while the others are shite no matter how old you are.
Goldeneye is a good shout, I'm sure she'd like that.
I wanted to get them to watch all the good ones in order - we watched Dr No, but she gave up so it was just me and my son. I don't know what she'd currently describe as 'too old' (apart from me, obviously).
She's not against all old films, but the decent modern action films do have a lot to offer.
Some old films she likes: Murder on the OE (1974), plus DOTN (78), And Then There Were None (74) - so she likes her mystery films whatever the year
I'm reliving Pierce Bronson Bond.
Absolute bunkum but not without its moments.
Absolute bunkum but not without its moments.
For me a lot of the "older" (80s and earlier) blend into one film that I watched that one bank holiday, so I'm probably not the best person to ask. The screen drafts podcast ranked the official james bond movies shortly after no time to die came out (with space for either casino royale or never say never again). https://screendrafts.libsyn.com/jam...iya-sinha-roy-bryan-cogman-and-dave-schilling if you have over 5.5hours to spare. Or you can see their final list on lettebrboxd: https://boxd.it/enbuE
Dr No, From Russia with Love, Goldeneye, Thunderball and the spy who loved me ranked high.
But I suppose it will depend on the teenagers in question and what sort of film fans they are (if they normally turn their noses up at older films or can appreciate something despite lower production values etc)
- Oct 17, 2008
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In fairness, he does say this above; "Some old films she likes: Murder on the OE (1974), plus DOTN (78), And Then There Were None (74) - so she likes her mystery films whatever the year".
But yeah, I'd say Goldeneye. It's absolute nonsense as the fella says above, but it's enjoyable, hugely cinematic nonsense. She might get a kick from Sean Bean who I really enjoy in this (GoT) and Brosnan himself (Mamma Mia) if she watched either of those growing up.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,199
Even Bond isn’t strong enough to survive Wokeism. Dreadful film, too long and textbook run out of ideas franchise. Probably should now be retired if off screen politics has to be pandered too. Sean and Roger will be rolling in their graves. Mission Impossible and Bourne more enjoyable fair.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
- 9,899
The worst Bond for me some distance.
The last film was really good part from end. They ponced it right up.
- Oct 17, 2008
- 10,757
Awww. I loved the ending. Mind you, I loved that whole film, one of the best for me, alongside Casino Royale, Skyfall, Dr No (vocal chords) and Goldfinger.
Couple of absolute belting films last year, West Side Story was also superb.
Not ashamed to say both films moved me to tears (and no, not of boredom) in different ways. Completely different films but the standard of each absolutely sky high in every department
Couple of absolute belting films last year, West Side Story was also superb.
Not ashamed to say both films moved me to tears (and no, not of boredom) in different ways. Completely different films but the standard of each absolutely sky high in every department
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
- 9,672
I've always loved Goldeneye but Tomorrow Never Dies is better then I remember. Die Another Day is the battle for worst Bond along with ..Golden Gun, Quantum of Solace and Spectre
- Oct 17, 2008
- 10,757
Die Another Day is the absolute dirt worst in my opinion. It's the only one I haven't seen all the way through. I left the theatre 45 minutes early, I just couldn't take any more.
Also, THE worst Bond song ever (it sounds like Kraftwerk in a traffic jam) - and I should point out I am the guy who made the "Madonna - The Greatest" thread.
Absolutely irredeemable in every single department. INVISIBLE CAR!!!
Yep, should have finished reading the thread before replying.
Live by the sea
Well-known member
- Oct 21, 2016
- 4,718
Bond was great in the era of Connery & Moore . Since then it’s gone steadily downhill .
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,199
Die Another Day is the absolute dirt worst in my opinion. It's the only one I haven't seen all the way through. I left the theatre 45 minutes early, I just couldn't take any more.
Also, THE worst Bond song ever (it sounds like Kraftwerk in a traffic jam) - and I should point out I am the guy who made the "Madonna - The Greatest" thread.
Absolutely irredeemable in every single department. INVISIBLE CAR!!!
This. This. And more this. First time since 1980 not seen a Bond in cinema and what a lucky escape. We watched in 2 parts and have to say following evening we’d completely forgotten about 2nd half it was that dull. Now it’s 3hrs of life won’t get back. What a waste of film. The worst Bond EVER.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Strongly disagree, you can't seriously compare "The Man with the Golden Gun" to "Casino Royale". I mean, even objectively... Surely...