Classic Bond Forum

carl stromberg wrote:Will we have to wait another 10 years for Bond number 7 after the new Craig rumours?

James Bond is dead. Kingsman is all we got in terms of a classic Bond. That and M:I.

I haven't watched it I'm kind of confused about all his different, projects which is a good thing he's got so many projects. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro I wish he hadn't been dragged into junks like I Don't Know How She Does It (which by the way should re-titled as I Don't Know Why Pierc...

Has anyone got a chance to watch The Son? Out of all the post-Bond works, this series is Pierce's best so far.

The idea is good, but half way through the writer, director or producer suddenly changes things up to a stupid simple story. I forget exactly what it was but something in the first 20 minutes of the movie established something about Brosnan's character, he never does this or only does that, in the ...

The idea is good, but half way through the writer, director or producer suddenly changes things up to a stupid simple story. I forget exactly what it was but something in the first 20 minutes of the movie established something about Brosnan's character, he never does this or only does that, in the ...

Pierce looks like he's playing against type as a bad guy this time - a really bad guy. He's played morally compromised characters before, in The Matador, The Tailor of Panama and The Ghost Writer , but i think this is his first out-and out villain in a long time. An older version of the IRA hitman ...

bjmdds wrote:Where is the FBF? This is HIS kind of film.

Pierce's role in The Foreigner almost reminds me of Tommy Lee Jones' character in The Fugitive.

The 1978 movie that foretold the future of 007 films http://bit.ly/2scI8YA Hooper, starring Burt Reynolds as an aging stuntman working on a James Bond-like movie being helmed by an "auteur" director, Roger Deal (Robert Klein). With Adam West as Adam, the star of the James Bond-like movie. I wonder ...

Omega wrote:Now the brendan fraser movies were fun, well the third one with dragon emperor was not that good.

It was a mistake recasting Rachel Weiss' character.

Omega wrote:Was he? He was only what 41? Roger Moore was 45-6 when he made LaLD, guess it shows how youthful he looked.

Despite being 40 when he did DAF, Sir Sean was showing his age.

Omega wrote:It is a double standard where Roger Moore was trashed for being too old for action movies and other actors who really were over the hill were ignored .




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Even Sir Sean was considered too old in DAF.

acid wrote:

FormerBondFan wrote:The only difference is that roles like Indy and McClane are designed to be like Bond

How's that a difference FBF? Sounds like the same thing to me.

By the way, I really enjoy watching Sean in Last Crusade. It was awesome.

Sorry I MEANT "are not designed to be like Bond."

James wrote:[video][/video]

Daniel Craig exercises those legendary comedic skills.

Craig should do these more often.

What really bugs me is the double standards because there are plenty of other actors like Harrison Ford and Bruce Willis playing action roles well into their 60s and no-one bats an eyelid. The only difference is that roles like Indy and McClane are designed to be like Bond, who is seen by the publi...

Dr. No wrote:Looking back James Bond was an event as exciting as Disney Land at least through the eyes of a child.

James Bond is no longer an exciting event in today's world, and I don't think it will go back that way.

There's more to Rog than meets the eye.

d**n! Roger Moore is dead. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro I was hoping Sir Rog would get past 100, but without him, it's like losing Leonard Nimoy all over again. Regardless of what some people said him, he's a classic iconic figure. It would've been nice if he made a movie together with Si...

bjmdds wrote:Star Trek II, III, and IV were the best in many people's opinions with the original cast.

The same can be said with VI and First Contact.

Star Trek II, III, and IV were action driven with a great trilogy non-political storyline arc :!: That......is the model :!: What do you think of VI, which is influence by the end of Cold War? It was just OK FBF and Shatner was showing his age by then. But this isn't James Bond where age is an issue.

bjmdds wrote:Star Trek II, III, and IV were action driven with a great trilogy non-political storyline arc That......is the model

What do you think of VI, which is influence by the end of Cold War?