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He's always been cruel and vicious. The only real difference is they decided to repeatedly get him bloodied-up this time.
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Originally Posted by areacode212
Did anyone else catch Richard Branson's cameo at the airport?
BTW, great flick. I loved the first three Bond films and then steadily nurtured a growing hatred for the growing absurdity of each successive film. By the time Bond was driving a modified rocket car inside an ice castle being melted by a laser(?), I was in desperate need of Jason Bourne. Well, hallelujah for Daniel Craig and a re-energized, HUMAN Bond. I can't wait to see what they come up with next. |
Originally Posted by das Monkey
much lik Mathis's annoying commentary to Vesper during the poker game.
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I don't know, just because she's a successful independant woman, dosen't mean she should know everything. I'd be more disapointed if she did know it all (and I don't mean that from and "so the audicance can find out" viewpoint).
Get pissed off when somebody other than Bond has a flaw - not fully understanding gambling...? |
Originally Posted by slothroplt
I thought that was Branson. Security checkpoint on the right side of the screen for about half a second?
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This may have been mentioned as well, but did anyone get a Don't Look Now vibe when Bond was chasing the woman in the red coat through the streets?
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Originally Posted by Superman07
I don't know, just because she's a successful independant woman, dosen't mean she should know everything. I'd be more disapointed if she did know it all (and I don't mean that from and "so the audicance can find out" viewpoint).
Get pissed off when somebody other than Bond has a flaw - not fully understanding gambling...? No big, though. It wasn't a killer for me. I still enjoyed the movie. Just not that. |
Originally Posted by slothroplt
I can certainly see your point but Mathis was merely telling Vesper (and the audience) how much was in the pot. I'm guessing she would know the value of the chips after the first five minutes of watching and she would have learned how to add in primary school.
No big, though. It wasn't a killer for me. I still enjoyed the movie. Just not that. True. I suppose that conversation/exchange didn't really stick out to me though. I thought the poker game added to the movie, but it may have been on the long side. However, I think I would have felt cheated if it was the "inside the building" part from MI:III that you never see while they are in Tokyo. I WANTED to see what happened. |
Originally Posted by lordwow
Yep that's him. My friend I went with shouted out "Richard Branson!" in the theater. It was a bit awkward.
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I thought I saw Richard Branson also...but thought, that was way to quick for a cameo!! I guess it was him afterall.
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So, I got around to watching this movie over the weekend, and like others, I was highly impressed. I really liked the direction that the series has gone, turning away from more of the basic plot, cheesy over the top special effects. Needless to say, I am anxiously awaiting the next installment.
Some things did leave me wondering though: Spoiler:
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Originally Posted by spankyj
So, I got around to watching this movie over the weekend, and like others, I was highly impressed. I really liked the direction that the series has gone, turning away from more of the basic plot, cheesy over the top special effects. Needless to say, I am anxiously awaiting the next installment.
Some things did leave me wondering though: Spoiler:
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Craig wants a gay Bond Daniel Craig has revealed that he is pressurising producers to include a gay scene in the next James Bond film. The 'Casino Royale' star is riding a wave of popularity following the success of his first turn as the legendary superspy and is intent on revolutionising the franchise by making its lead character more unpredictable. In addition to pushing for a gay scene in 'Bond 22', the British thesp has assured bosses that he is more than prepared to do a full frontal nude scene to please his male and female admirers. He said: "Why not? I think in this day and age, fans would have accepted it. "I mean, look at (British TV series) 'Doctor Who' - that has had gay scenes in it and no one blinks an eye." |
won't most Bond fans be outraged if he has gay scenes? i mean, unless it's a threesome... :shrug: Doesn't it sort of go against his whole image? He's a ladies man. Plain and simple.
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Never happen
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That sounds like some cheeky English humor more than anything else.
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I could see a gay Bond scene. Wouldn't be too hard to work in (gigity gigity gigity). Maybe a homosexual villian or sub-villian who Bond needs info from? I could see it ending violently before they go really far.
As for Casino Royale... Saw it with my dad. He's been seeing Bond movies in the theaters since the 60's. So he likes just about any of them - and liked this one. Me? I thought it was fantastic. Martin Campbell has made two now - the only two that I've watched and find tolerable. Not only tolerable, but very well rounded action movies. I really appreciated the coldness that Bond showed. I don't think I've seen it accentuated before. It helps flesh out his character. It'll probably make the old ones a bit better. The action was enjoyable. The lower key scenes were tense. WHY? Because action sequences are dull if they lack a backstory with some sort of emotion to grab onto. It's what drives Lethal Weapon movies, Michael Bay movies, and even older Steven Segal movies. |
Originally Posted by rw2516
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Originally Posted by spankyj
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Originally Posted by wmansir
I can think of at least one forum member who will get behind this.
but I've already seen Daniel Craig's full frontal scene in another film of his... |
Originally Posted by rw2516
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While I have no problem with a gay scene, I think it does somewhat contradict what the character is all about. I am not sure how they could write this into a film, and it is interesting that he is so up for it.
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Originally Posted by fernsita
While I have no problem with a gay scene, I think it does somewhat contradict what the character is all about. I am not sure how they could write this into a film, and it is interesting that he is so up for it.
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Originally Posted by HN
i can see Bond doing it for the sake of the mission.
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I was most definitely impressed, as was my father. ****1/2 out of *****.
Great job of casting. Very happy to see that they kept the high-tech stuff to a minimum for the most part. |
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