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It's alright though. I've been seeing James Bond die in front of me for about a week too and I've felt the need to let that out as well.
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It's alright though. I've been seeing James Bond die in front of me for about a week too and I've felt the need to let that out as well.
It's alright though. I've been seeing James Bond die in front of me for about a week too and I've felt the need to let that out as well.
That's what's good? OkAnyway @Uncle_Ruckus just got my tix breh.
Didn't the Sony hack pretty much warn everyone that this movie was in trouble? I'm going to see no matter what but I've been worried since I read those emails about the movie last year
yea I agree with whats been said
pretty average flick. Im a Bond stan so I enjoyed it. But they failed to build up or develop Waltz's character.
pretty average flick. Im a Bond stan so I enjoyed it. But they failed to build up or develop Waltz's character.
at all the random references to other Bond films.Yea and I preferred the French chick as a killer in Ghost Protocol instead of a random thot for James.
WhoShotCha
Superstar
Just saw it. shyt was aight I guess. I just have to accept the fact that Bond movies just arent all that interesting to me.
Casino Royale>>>> , though.
Casino Royale>>>> , though.
This film I always felt was destined to disappoint (not fail) after the height of the bar skyfall left. Beautifully shot but lack of any emotion or heart. Almost felt like a Michael bay bond flick.
Get rid of craig
Black Samurai
Kill or Be Killed
it wasn't bad. Not ground breaking or anything, but not bad. It felt really generic. Definitely time to get a fresh face in there
Currently listening to Korey and Martin's review at Doubletoasted.com and its not sounding to good
Going tomorrow morning...
Should I wait until it comes out on blu ray 
. Some of these reviews are concerning.
. Some of these reviews are concerning.
Did the midnight show because I'm a tremendous Bond fan with fairly unpopular opinions, but I stand by them. Just to get it out of the way, I felt Timothy Dalton's Bond is a far better representation than Brosnan, Moore, Connery, Lazenby, but on equal footing with Craig.
For me, it was the best Craig Bond, though Skyfall and Casino Royale are tied for second. Unlike the other Bond films, there is a bit more of a continuity and repercussions for his actions right from Casino Royale. Brosnan and Moore always got the reset button for their films, and Connery's Bond films had an arc for S.P.E.C.T.R.E, but the man himself, Bond, never dealt with any casualties of the game except for Tracy's death in OHMSS. Craig's Bond has experienced tremendous psychological and physical damage which we've not really seen for action oriented films. I thought the opening sequence was fantastic as it was a fitting mission for Bond to be dressed as skeleton during the Mexican Day of the Dead as he's been the Grim Reaper for so many assassins over the years (it also paid homage to "Live And Let Die" as well).
Bad Bond Girl on deck, Tom Ford Assassin Coat on deck, Swag Level:
To those who say there wasn't character development, I'd say re-watch again, the Bond from CR to Spectre changes for the better (and I'll leave out the particulars).
To those expecting the main antagonist to be brolic and unstoppable, Bond Bosses aren't like that (unless they are ex-agents themselves), but normally that's why they literally have an army of Goons and Enforcers to deal with Bond and his people. In this case the writers were really playing up the global paranoia when dealing with terror and notion of "Big Brother is always watching" to a fairly realistic degree.
Speaking of Goons, Bautista did the damn thing, and I think in his opening scene they tried to imitate The Mountain vs The Red Viper from Game of Thrones, you'll see what I mean. Overall, that guy wasn't human with the amount of punishment he survived, so he is on the Jaws-level of Goon for Bond. He gave Bond that work in a manner I've haven't seen in the 23 films prior to this, trust me.
The quality of Bond Girls has been top-notch, though that is another thread, but unfortunately not enough Monica Belucci as I thought it would be, but to be fair she wasn't as crucial to the plot in comparison to Swan's character.
Top Bond Films For Me:
License to Kill
Spectre
Goldeneye
Casino Royale/Skyfall
The Living Daylights
Middle of The Pack
Goldfinger
You Only Live Twice
Live And Let Die
Dr. No
From Russia With Love
Thunderball
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Bottom of the Barrel
The World Is Not Enough
Octop*ssy
Tomorrow Never Dies
Diamonds Are Forever
A View To A Kill
The Spy Who Loved Me
Die Another Day
Moonraker
Quantum of Solace
Nobody Does It Better
The Man With The Golden Gun
This film property is 53 years old, spanning 5 generations, therefore we will have varying degrees of opinion on who is the best Bond.....
As an aside, there are tons of folks out there who think Adam West is the GOAT Batman....
For me, it was the best Craig Bond, though Skyfall and Casino Royale are tied for second. Unlike the other Bond films, there is a bit more of a continuity and repercussions for his actions right from Casino Royale. Brosnan and Moore always got the reset button for their films, and Connery's Bond films had an arc for S.P.E.C.T.R.E, but the man himself, Bond, never dealt with any casualties of the game except for Tracy's death in OHMSS. Craig's Bond has experienced tremendous psychological and physical damage which we've not really seen for action oriented films. I thought the opening sequence was fantastic as it was a fitting mission for Bond to be dressed as skeleton during the Mexican Day of the Dead as he's been the Grim Reaper for so many assassins over the years (it also paid homage to "Live And Let Die" as well).
Bad Bond Girl on deck, Tom Ford Assassin Coat on deck, Swag Level:
To those who say there wasn't character development, I'd say re-watch again, the Bond from CR to Spectre changes for the better (and I'll leave out the particulars).
To those expecting the main antagonist to be brolic and unstoppable, Bond Bosses aren't like that (unless they are ex-agents themselves), but normally that's why they literally have an army of Goons and Enforcers to deal with Bond and his people. In this case the writers were really playing up the global paranoia when dealing with terror and notion of "Big Brother is always watching" to a fairly realistic degree.
Speaking of Goons, Bautista did the damn thing, and I think in his opening scene they tried to imitate The Mountain vs The Red Viper from Game of Thrones, you'll see what I mean. Overall, that guy wasn't human with the amount of punishment he survived, so he is on the Jaws-level of Goon for Bond. He gave Bond that work in a manner I've haven't seen in the 23 films prior to this, trust me.
The quality of Bond Girls has been top-notch, though that is another thread, but unfortunately not enough Monica Belucci as I thought it would be, but to be fair she wasn't as crucial to the plot in comparison to Swan's character.
Top Bond Films For Me:
License to Kill
Spectre
Goldeneye
Casino Royale/Skyfall
The Living Daylights
Middle of The Pack
Goldfinger
You Only Live Twice
Live And Let Die
Dr. No
From Russia With Love
Thunderball
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Bottom of the Barrel
The World Is Not Enough
Octop*ssy
Tomorrow Never Dies
Diamonds Are Forever
A View To A Kill
The Spy Who Loved Me
Die Another Day
Moonraker
Quantum of Solace
Nobody Does It Better
The Man With The Golden Gun
This film property is 53 years old, spanning 5 generations, therefore we will have varying degrees of opinion on who is the best Bond.....
As an aside, there are tons of folks out there who think Adam West is the GOAT Batman....
