View Poll Results: who's skipping
I will skip this everytime
2
5.26%
might watch it once
10
26.32%
Hey, I like that song
22
57.89%
I'm not buying
4
10.53%
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Who's skipping the die another day opening? (watch out for full screen version)
06-02-03, 09:05 PM
#26
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If the format description is covered up by a security sticker, there is another way to tell the Widescreen from the Full Screen. In the Widescreen photo, Halle Berry is looking at the Assistant Director. In the Full Screen shot, she's looking at Trent, the near-sighted intern.
06-02-03, 10:22 PM
#28
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
and how would it be tought to figure out which DVD is which? It says which it is on the bottom?!
and how would it be tought to figure out which DVD is which? It says which it is on the bottom?!
06-03-03, 01:10 AM
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I remember composer for DAD, David Arnold, saying that he absolutely hated the song and refused to use it in his score. He went to remark how it had no tune or anything.
I like dance music, but I agree with Dave on this one.
And this thread has had three moments that were worse than any Madonna song, IMO:
That's a joke, right?
And, of course...
No malice intended... I just thought that the remarks mentioned were a bit silly...
I like dance music, but I agree with Dave on this one.
And this thread has had three moments that were worse than any Madonna song, IMO:
Originally posted by GMLSKIS
I ordered the full screen version because I hate 2.35:1. I have a 32 inch HD TV that was not meant to be turned into a 17 inch.
I ordered the full screen version because I hate 2.35:1. I have a 32 inch HD TV that was not meant to be turned into a 17 inch.
That's a joke, right?
Originally posted by theneobez
I think it's a great song.
I think it's a great song.
Originally posted by danol
I got it today yum slurp that Halle Berry looks good enough to skin dive with.
P.S. I have almost all of Madonnas songs and have attended her concert in upstate NY circa 1984.
I got it today yum slurp that Halle Berry looks good enough to skin dive with.
P.S. I have almost all of Madonnas songs and have attended her concert in upstate NY circa 1984.
06-03-03, 06:17 PM
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Originally posted by GMLSKIS
I will watch it once. I'm a Madonna fan but that song to me goes down as not only the worst Bond theme song but one of the worst songs period in history. I ordered the full screen version because I hate 2.35:1. I have a 32 inch HD TV that was not meant to be turned into a 17 inch.
I will watch it once. I'm a Madonna fan but that song to me goes down as not only the worst Bond theme song but one of the worst songs period in history. I ordered the full screen version because I hate 2.35:1. I have a 32 inch HD TV that was not meant to be turned into a 17 inch.
06-03-03, 06:54 PM
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
No coment (actually I don't want this to become a political thread)
I actually hate that song so much. I might just turn the volume down.
No coment (actually I don't want this to become a political thread)
I actually hate that song so much. I might just turn the volume down.
But i do have a question. Do you not like that song, or do you just not like Madonna?
06-03-03, 07:07 PM
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I sat through the song and lived to see the movie.
Off-handedly, while I didn't object to Madonna doing the title song, I felt her approach was totally wrong for the Bond series. The style of the music didn't match the fluidity of the opening titles, which are usually are supposed to go hand-in-hand.
The song wasn't bad, just wrong for the movie. She's done good movie songs in the past, i.e., "Live to Tell," "This Used to Be My Playground" and "I'll Remember." That was the approach she should have done. Those songs were memorable.
Off-handedly, while I didn't object to Madonna doing the title song, I felt her approach was totally wrong for the Bond series. The style of the music didn't match the fluidity of the opening titles, which are usually are supposed to go hand-in-hand.
The song wasn't bad, just wrong for the movie. She's done good movie songs in the past, i.e., "Live to Tell," "This Used to Be My Playground" and "I'll Remember." That was the approach she should have done. Those songs were memorable.
06-03-03, 10:15 PM
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Originally posted by johndoe8
Okay lets not make this a political thread.
But i do have a question. Do you not like that song, or do you just not like Madonna?
Okay lets not make this a political thread.
But i do have a question. Do you not like that song, or do you just not like Madonna?
06-03-03, 10:49 PM
#36
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Intro with a bad song or not, whatever. The intro for once actually tells a small piece of the story which you'd find out anyway sure, but that's new for a bond movie I think. It shows what they're doing to Bond in that camp.
