When he fought with Odd Bod
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[Film] Favourite Bond moment?
- Thread starter Lenny Rider
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When he fought with Odd Bod
Poyningsgull
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- Apr 12, 2007
- 1,638
......and that means you smartass.
Razzoo
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That time when I broke a handle off my favourite mug, but I managed to fix it good as new with the old superglue. Well pleased.
OzMike
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The closing credits.
Leekbrookgull
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Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
My favourite Bond moment? Last month when I won £ 175.
Thompson720
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Grew up in the Brosnan era, but can't deny who the real GOAT is. Always enjoyed the chemistry between Connery and Llewelyn (Q)
mikeyjh
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Yep, Dalton is a true legend
Thompson720
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I thought you were a Lazenby man? [emoji38]
The look of unadulterated delight along with the joyous squeal of pleasure from Mr Wint as Mr Bond bends him over, pulls his arms between his legs and then straps a bomb to his tux tails before sending him into a multi-flip followed by oblivion is utterly brilliant.
Talk about going out with a bang!
AmexRuislip
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Train fights old and new.
You don't get this entertainment on Southern Fail these days
You don't get this entertainment on Southern Fail these days
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
You don't get this entertainment on Southern Fail these days
The sheer violence in the DC ones is on another level. Marvellous.
A secret agent? On whose side?
- May 8, 2018
- 9,345
I suuuuuuuuuuuuuure ammmmmm booooooy
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Wint and Kidd were frightening psychopathic killers in the book, but Eon films turned them into a pair of soppy old 'pooves'. Not impressed.
Publius Ovidius
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This one
Publius Ovidius
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Anyone read view to a kill?
Hollywood made it a bit slapstick with roger Moore at his hammiest, but the book was all about bond being sent to Berlin to kill a KGB agent who was playing in a orchestra and him having to put aside his feelings to kill her. A very dark version of bond that as in most of the books is a very different animal than the films. You only live twice film only Pays homage to the book by being based off Japan.
Hollywood made it a bit slapstick with roger Moore at his hammiest, but the book was all about bond being sent to Berlin to kill a KGB agent who was playing in a orchestra and him having to put aside his feelings to kill her. A very dark version of bond that as in most of the books is a very different animal than the films. You only live twice film only Pays homage to the book by being based off Japan.
Frankie
Put him in the curry
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Spot on for pretty much all the books. Definitely worth a read and Connery's portrayal is much more aligned with the darker aspect. Don't get me wrong I liked Moore and in particular Live and Let Die but they did over do it with the cheeky quips. I thought Goldfinger and From Russia with Love were the two stand out films. The latter had a gritty simplicity whilst the latter had it all. Great villain, henchmen and supporting ladies and of course that Aston.