Dr. T is an alien
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Post by Dr. T is an alien on Apr 28, 2019 1:04:15 GMT -5
Timothy Dalton would have gotten a lot more credit had there not been such a delay in pre-development for Goldeneye as it would have been Dalton in that film had there not been so many delays.
As far as which was best, it is all according to what you want.
Is it all about the best films? Honestly, Connery was the star of some of the best films in the series.
Did you like the superspy vs over the top supervillain concept? Moore filled that role quite well.
Are you a fan of the books? If so, you had something in common with Timothy Dalton himself. He apparently was offered the role many years earlier, but turned it down because he was too young to match the role as laid out in the books. Roger Moore was offered the role and he finally accepted the role. For that matter, Craig seems to have a similar take on the character.
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JoDaNa1281
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Post by JoDaNa1281 on Apr 28, 2019 3:32:54 GMT -5
World is not enough gets unfairly shat on.....all because of Denise Richards like this is the arguement against this movie I always see which baffles me because there is alot of good about it because...nuclear physist Denise Richards just boils peoples blood lol. Great opening title and song Denise Richards is not a good actress BUT she has a presense in the movie and when she is not speaking science gibberish she is not bad It has argueably the best pre-title sequence in the entire bond series And it does something new with the formula which is the claim to fame for the Brosnan series of bond movies and in this one it makes the bond girl the main villan. Elektra King >>>> Christmas Jones
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Post by Mozenrath on Apr 28, 2019 3:38:26 GMT -5
Goldeneye is a brilliant Bond film, and Brosnan was my Bond growing up, so he'll always be the best for me. Daniel Craig's open contempt for the role that's made him an A-lister is a slap in the face for the fanbase. I don't think that's especially fair, given he's given many years of his life and career to the franchise, which helped pull it out of a huge rut, so it was a two-way street. Daniel Craig was elevated by the role, but he also elevated the role from full-on kitsch where it had been left, bringing a little needed dignity to it. I like a lot of levity in my Bond, but that really needed to be won back after the clown shoes that was Die Another Day.
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