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Old 6th February 2009, 11:38 AM
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Best Bond film is easily You Only Live Twice.

It's got everything great about Bond... Connery, brilliant gadgets, hot women, ninjas, spaceships that eat other spaceships, Donald Pleasance Blofeld, a script written by Roald Dahl, and an awesome theme song.

They're showing them in HD next week on Sky... cannot wait!
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Old 10th February 2009, 07:41 PM
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OHMSS was probably the best...how about NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN? was that Bond?
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Nicked from IMDB (saves me typing it!)

This "Bond film" was not part of the franchise produced by MGM and Danjaq. Kevin McClory, who was producer and co-writer of Thunderball (1965), won a legal battle against Ian Fleming to make his own Bond movie. The settlement stipulated that it had to effectively be a remake of Thunderball.
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Personally I preferred the 1967 Casino Royale to Never Say Never Again.
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Old 10th February 2009, 10:00 PM
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You rate the new CR Vince?
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It's not bad. Very good in parts. A bit too overlong though and the film seemed to lack a particularly convincing or threatening villain.

The 1967 spoof had a Bacharach score and a cast that included Orson Cart.... I mean Welles, Alexandra Bastedo, Stirling Moss, Ronnie Corbett, RSM Ron Brittain, George Raft and Dave Prowse as the Frankenstein monster. How could anyone resist that?
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I liked the way they tried to 'toughen' him up.The crane chase was stunning.How did Solace fare critically and financially?
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Old 11th February 2009, 09:26 AM
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I liked the way they tried to 'toughen' him up.The crane chase was stunning.How did Solace fare critically and financially?
Critically not as well but I gather it's the top grossing Bond now.
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Old 14th February 2009, 05:54 PM
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Mine was Lord Timothy of Dalton.

Echoed! But you have no idea how much (verbal) beating I've received for this over the last two decades. Even my mother-in-law doesn't approve

My wife favours Daniel Craig (Surprise, surprise!) and as his Bonds were the only (!) two action movies she most willingly wanted to watch, I guess I owe it to the man to call him the Bond actor easiest to agree on in my household

The series needs a really good new villian though. There's never been a serious contender since "Licence to Kill"'s Franz Sanchez!
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The series needs a really good new villian though. There's never been a serious contender since "Licence to Kill"'s Franz Sanchez!
Sanchez and Red Grant were the best two villains in the series.
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