- Accept no substitute: GOLDENEYE at 30 (1995-2025)
Changed a bit since the council meeting, the dishevelled appearance, the sweat and a slight mania creeping in Now this is where the computer game overrides memory Ah, the RCP-90, my favourite gun in game Could've worked in game where Natalya spins Bond round as the soldiers come upstairs
- Subtext and Subliminal Messages in the Bond Films
Notice that every time a male comes into the picture, Brink snaps at Bebe? When Bebe asks Bond to take her to the biathlon, Brink forces more work on her When Bond later catches up with Bebe at the ice rink, Brink interrupts their conversation to announce that it is "time for your rubdown" What were Bebe and Bond discussing? Eric Kreigler, a man!
- WINDFALL at the Box Office - Page 7
It's also not realistic to expect that a film series that is 50 years and 23 films old is going to be able to sustain the kind of mania that it had back in 1964 and 1965
- Rank all the Bond Films! - Page 33
Might not always work, but mixing the macabre with the weird n' wacky sorta fits in with the Benign Bizarre tone of Bond
- WINDFALL at the Box Office - Page 6
Gravity's SilhouettePotential 00 Agent Posts : 3994 Member Since : 2011-04-15 Location : Inside my safe space Subject: Re: WINDFALL at the Box OfficeWed Nov 14, 2012 10:33 pm Tubes wrote: Tuesday: $7,215,854 From Box Office Mojo: Using some very modest projections for the existing markets and the upcoming ones (China, Japan and Australia), it's likely that Skyfall will ultimately earn over
- Rank all the Bond Films! - Page 11
They don't make 'em like that anymore :) Yes, yes and yes!! YOLT is ultimate Bond in many ways; the apex and the crowning achievement of the magnificent period of Bond-mania Has Bond ever been bigger?! The modern-Bond desperately needs it's own Spectre volcano, and a deadly raven-haired femme fatale
- The Man From Uncle
The TV producers, readily admit to being influenced by Fleming's books and sagely forecast the Bond driven spy-mania that would flourish in the 1960's The Avengers was their response The Avengers found its style in its second season, post DN, when Steed's gentleman spy took over as the main focus, from Ian Hendry's doctor-detective, David Keel
- 60s Bond-inspired spy-craze- best of
I'm trying to put a list together of the best of 60's Bond-inspired spy films and TV I wonder if there is anything else from the genre, that others would recom
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