Mills-Mcfc
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only seen casino royal haha
im gna take some stick now lol
im gna take some stick now lol
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The Best Bond Yet...?
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mills-mcfc said:only seen casino royal haha
im gna take some stick now lol
depends how old you are :),i have all 21 or is it 22 not sure i dig some out know and again to watch,they have brought some grit back into bond with craig,cant wait for solace.
Main Stand Hotdog
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Christ! Another 1? Really? I wish they'd put an end to this horrible drawn out franchise.
Bigga
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sboroMCFC said:Looking very good from that! I don't think he is the best Bond though, but he is definitely up there. Timothy Dalton was probably the closest to the Flemming Bond, but personally I absolutely love Roger Moore. I think he plays that type of Bond brilliantly. Octopussy or For Your Eyes Only the best films for me!
Funny enough, I really liked Dalton's 'Bond', too! He got bombed out, because audience relation wasn't ready for a gritty version of the Bond character. The studios played it safe and went back to the tongue-in-cheek stuff.
Craig's Bond is LOOONG overdue, although they were clearly testing the waters with Brosnan's version.
Bigga said:sboroMCFC said:Looking very good from that! I don't think he is the best Bond though, but he is definitely up there. Timothy Dalton was probably the closest to the Flemming Bond, but personally I absolutely love Roger Moore. I think he plays that type of Bond brilliantly. Octopussy or For Your Eyes Only the best films for me!
Funny enough, I really liked Dalton's 'Bond', too! He got bombed out, because audience relation wasn't ready for a gritty version of the Bond character. The studios played it safe and went back to the tongue-in-cheek stuff.
Craig's Bond is LOOONG overdue, although they were clearly testing the waters with Brosnan's version.
I really think Brosnan would still be Bond if Die Another Day wasn't an awful film. It wasn't that he was a bad Bond, but DAD was just so bad they really needed to change after that.
Bigga
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Nah, not true. By that time 'Bourne' had come along and they had to 'modernise' the character. Maybe they could have made Brosnan's Bond more vicious, but the horse had already bolted.
They should've gone that way from his first film, "Goldeneye".
They should've gone that way from his first film, "Goldeneye".
Hollywood Blue
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Best Bond yet?
It's a tough call between John and Kevin.
It's a tough call between John and Kevin.
BlueMooney
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sboroMCFC said:I really think Brosnan would still be Bond if Die Another Day wasn't an awful film. It wasn't that he was a bad Bond, but DAD was just so bad they really needed to change after that.
Agreed.
Although, I don't think the story was such a bad idea - I believe it wasn't too far from Flemming's 'Moonraker' novel. The film was just so badly written and the special effects looked awful - the CGI, to me, looked fake (you could tell, for example, that the surfing scene was done on blue/green screen) and the stunts were too unrealistic.
I think Brosnan played a very good Bond, but I now think that Craig's is better. Perhaps it's because he's got better material to work with? Or perhaps I prefer the 007 films that have investigations and plot, rather than explosions and super-weapons?
Personally i think Sean Connery is the best Bond so far, purely because i'm reading the new Bond novel just now, and i'm picturing him as the Bond in it, just kinda fits. But i loved Casino Royale and am very looking forward to the new one.
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Unibond, seriously it can stick anything together, much better on skirtings than hard as nails