What film did you watch last night?

[glenn forger]

Yes, but Laura Dern is now playing mums! Sobs.

 

[John the Monkey]

Dalton was good, he was cold and ruthless, much more Bondian.

Yep. I think it's come up before, but his Bonds are well worth revisiting - ahead of their time, in light of the Craig era Bond.

 

[Leaway2]

Brosnan's acting repertoire consists of TWO expressions:
"Where are my car keys?"
And
"oh! There are my car keys!"

<pout> "Where are my car keys?" </pout>

<pout> "oh! There are my car keys! </pout>
FIFY

 

[glenn forger]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXcgt6l_LcA



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVFyznuyx8Y

 

[benb]

Well, I quite like Brosnan's Bond. Die Another Day is the only "bad" one of his. But maybe I'm being too kind.

I liked Dalton as Bond, Licenced To Kill was better than any Brosnan film.

I haven't seen that one. I've seen Licence to Kill though, is it similar to that one?

 

[benb]

Know who was tipped? Ollie Reed. Shut up laughing and think about it, good actor, physical presence, brooding air of menace (he was a fantastic Bill Sykes) and looked like he could beat up three henchmen without spilling his pint. The Broccollis were put off by his tabloid antics. Of course Fleming thought Bond looked like:

Yeah, but the scene would unfold like this:

Bond: "I'll have a vodka martini, shaken, not stirred.
And a double whisky
And 3 pints
And a large brandy
And ...
And ...
...
I love you, you're my best mate. Want to know all the MI6 passwords?"

 

[AndyRM]

And Lazenby really wasn't that bad for a male model, and he had the most breathtakingly beautiful, and doomed, leading lady.

Lazenby was terrible. The only reason OHMSS is any good is because Peter Hunt was a genius.

 

[MacB]

I haven't seen that one. I've seen Licence to Kill though, is it similar to that one?

is one Bond film similar to another?....I wonder

 

[glenn forger]

More cameos:

View to a Kill, Dolph Lundgren:

Living Daylights- John Barry:

Goldeneye, director Martin Campbell:

TWINE, Bernard Lee:

Die Another Day, a wooden chair:

Ditto, Deborah Moore:

Casino Royale, beardface:

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

2 weird ones for me today...
Land and Freedom
Cronos

Both OK, think I may have preferred the former to the later but I'm not sure. Will have to think on it., but that young girl was just weird. Both come under the category of ' glad I watched them, but not entirely sure if I enjoyed them in the usual sense of enjoying something' rather like watching Alive or 127 hours or the one set in the outer Hebrides by that director of ahhh can't remember the name of it now (earth explodes at the end)... Will come back and edit when I can

 

[stephec]

Well, I quite like Brosnan's Bond. Die Another Day is the only "bad" one of his. But maybe I'm being too kind.



I haven't seen that one. I've seen Licence to Kill though, is it similar to that one?

You should watch it, it's a good one.

In that one he changes his number to double o pedant.

 

[MontyVeda]

...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVFyznuyx8Y

Saturday mornings just aren't the same since Joe got a proper job

Last night for me was the Hammer Horror classic Twins Of Evil... utter pants, but a very nostalgic watch.

 

[MontyVeda]

2 weird ones for me today...
Land and Freedom
Cronos

Both OK, think I may have preferred the former to the later but I'm not sure. Will have to think on it., but that young girl was just weird. Both come under the category of ' glad I watched them, but not entirely sure if I enjoyed them in the usual sense of enjoying something' rather like watching Alive or 127 hours or the one set in the outer Hebrides by that director of ahhh can't remember the name of it now (earth explodes at the end)... Will come back and edit when I can

Whisky Galore?

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Whisky Galore?

No... Total other end of the spectrum...
The director is an award winning one for odd films (as in peculiar) the outer Hebrides ones won an award or two at the Cannes film festival... He also did the strange one where earth was hit by a meteor

 

[MontyVeda]

No... Total other end of the spectrum...
The director is an award winning one for odd films (as in peculiar) the outer Hebrides ones won an award or two at the Cannes film festival... He also did the strange one where earth was hit by a meteor

Meteor?