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Roger Moore was 71 when he did A View to A Kill in 1985.

Nice one, never saw that. I think they were right to edit it though, didn't need the crickert, just the brutal beating and murder.

ummm....nnnno ?

At the risk of completely derailing the thread, what would you consider a nil-inflation pint of beer in 2015 to reasonably cost ?

I can't ! Its one of my FAVOURITIST films of the last 10 years. But I've been intending to revisit a few of the older ones so I might give that one another sniff. Not many places in town centres outside of a Spoons where you can get a pint for £3.50 (it was Becks). I don't consider £3.50 to be...

And incredibly reasonable pricing. £6.40 for the ticket, £3.50 for a pint. That's a movie and a pint for less than a TENNER. Outstanding.

Oh. Completely passed me by, I must've been distracted. I couldn't hum that theme tune right now if my life depended on it - totally forgettable. As an aside, that was the first time I'd been to the Worthing cinema, and I was quite impressed. The auditorium was much larger than I thought it'd...

Holy shit, £16.95 ?? I paid £6.40 at Worthing.

Good, but not great. Waltz was an excellent villain, his part was well written with just the right amount of articulate, detached malice you knew he would bring to the role. He's always the same - whether it be the Jew Hunter in Inglorious Basterds, Dr Schultz in Django, and now Oberhauser, he...

Not just me then. And hasn't Casino Royale just got the COOLEST opening titles too ? Proper decent Bond theme too. oWEPGNjDi1M "Stop touching your EAR..." love it.

I'm going on Wednesday. I think Daniel Craig's debut in Casino Royale just set the bar so high its been tough for any of them to live up to it tbh. That remains the most sensational Bond film I have ever seen, it was truly superb. But I'm really looking forward to Spectre.