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Buub wrote:I lament the passing of Pierce Brosnan. He was an awesome Bond. We'll have to see... I'll probably go within the next couple weeks because my girlfriend gets all hot and bothered by James Bond. Well, she gets all hot and bothered by lots of things, but why not take advantage of a good thing.
gbcrush wrote:...
I'm in the same boat, only I have to factor in taking my kids with me.
jss21382 wrote:They're teens...have seen all of the Ali G shows, , Saw I & II, Hostel, Full Metal Jacket, and Clockwork Orange. The damage has been done.uhm...unless you're kids are adults stay the hell away from borat with them, there's a scene in that movie that will scar them for life if they're still impressionable.
echo_seven wrote:You need to get something like this for Christmas and watch them all.Having only seen the Pierce Brosnan Bond movies, it was definitely very different. My initial reaction was that it didn't feel like James Bond(as I have known it), but I suspect if I were actually to read the books I might agree that this movie was closer to the style of the books rather than the previous four movies.
They're teens...have seen all of the Ali G shows, , Saw I & II, Hostel, Full Metal Jacket, and Clockwork Orange. The damage has been done.
echo_seven wrote:Maybe, maybe not. I've read a few of the novels and they are, for the most part, very different from the movies. The movies are fun, but the books... well, Roger Moore's Bond was probably the closest match between screen & print. That's not a compliment, BTW.Having only seen the Pierce Brosnan Bond movies, it was definitely very different. My initial reaction was that it didn't feel like James Bond(as I have known it), but I suspect if I were actually to read the books I might agree that this movie was closer to the style of the books rather than the previous four movies.
gibson wrote:
Oh also, the torture scene was absolutely horrific. I couldn't hardly watch...that looked so painful.
gibson wrote:I saw this last night, and have to say, I love it. It's much grittier and rough around the edges than the other Bond movies. You get the feel Craig's Bond is not some super sexy 00 agent yet (which he's not). The acting and writing for Craig is like an updated Sean Connery...Craig is in the running for best Bond...we'll have to see how #22 does.
The plot line reeked of the original novel, which was good, but I also felt like it was kind of played out too much. Why are you playing cards with a man financing terrorism...just shoot him in the head and be done with it. It did make for a cool movie though.
I would recommend it to anyone...Craig just rocks as bond IMO.
Oh also, the torture scene was absolutely horrific. I couldn't hardly watch...that looked so painful.
gibson wrote:There are a couple ways to answer this question.The plot line reeked of the original novel, which was good, but I also felt like it was kind of played out too much. Why are you playing cards with a man financing terrorism...just shoot him in the head and be done with it. It did make for a cool movie though.
Looking for Knowledge wrote:Flying Fox wrote:I'm in the same boat, only I have to factor in taking my kids with me.Now I need to decide whether I should watch Borat first or this. Decisions, decisions...
house wrote:I want to do naughty things with Eva Green. Anybody else with me? :drool
maxxcool wrote:CRONK!
TRAINWRECK!