Blatantly Shhhhean Connereaah, the first and best. He had the best films too.
Oh yeah, more importantly, who was the best Bond girl? She is probably a bit old now but it has to be Honey Ryder from Dr. No.
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by Atom on Wed Jan 17, 2007 9:25 pm
Who was the best bond?
Blatantly Shhhhean Connereaah, the first and best. He had the best films too.
Oh yeah, more importantly, who was the best Bond girl? She is probably a bit old now but it has to be Honey Ryder from Dr. No.
Blatantly Shhhhean Connereaah, the first and best. He had the best films too.
Oh yeah, more importantly, who was the best Bond girl? She is probably a bit old now but it has to be Honey Ryder from Dr. No.
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by Atom on Wed Jan 17, 2007 9:36 pm
MartinC wrote:George Lazenby, because he was so shite.
Haha, didnt he do a Cadburys Chocolate commercial before the Bond film as his only bit of acting? Fuck he was only in one film wasnt he?
I dig the Goldfinger theme.
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by Metal Iain on Wed Jan 17, 2007 11:00 pm
Timothy Dalton because he was in two of the best flicks although Daniel Craig is fucking IMMENSE!
In my opinion, Sean Connery is totally over-rated as a Bond. Sure, From Russia With Love and Gold Finger are easily two of the best Bond films but then the other four (five if you count that travesty remake of Thunderball) weren't really up there.
My favourite Bond theme?
Jeez, that's a tricky question like. Thunderball and The Spy Who Loved Me are the two that I've always seemed to like that other people don't rate too highly.
I love the end of the Thunderball theme when Tom Jones holds that amazing note.
Bond rules full stop (except for The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day).
In my opinion, Sean Connery is totally over-rated as a Bond. Sure, From Russia With Love and Gold Finger are easily two of the best Bond films but then the other four (five if you count that travesty remake of Thunderball) weren't really up there.
My favourite Bond theme?
Jeez, that's a tricky question like. Thunderball and The Spy Who Loved Me are the two that I've always seemed to like that other people don't rate too highly.
I love the end of the Thunderball theme when Tom Jones holds that amazing note.
Bond rules full stop (except for The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day).
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by Metal Iain on Wed Jan 17, 2007 11:02 pm
Atom wrote:MartinC wrote:George Lazenby, because he was so shite.
Haha, didnt he do a Cadburys Chocolate commercial before the Bond film as his only bit of acting? Fuck he was only in one film wasnt he?
I dig the Goldfinger theme.
Aye, when he jumped out of the helicopter with a massive Cash and Carry box of chocolate bars.
I didn't mind Lazenby tbh. That was a pretty good Bond film with an even better soundtrack.
Damn you Tom! I'm going to have to buy the box set now.
*sobs*
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by Metal Iain on Wed Jan 17, 2007 11:12 pm
Atom wrote:Haha! Goodbye student loan!
Iain, isnt that thing like 150 quid? Fuck that for a laugh!
The student loan is long gone!
Erm, aye it is. To be fair, the Bonds are on ITV2 all the time.
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by James on Thu Jan 18, 2007 1:37 am
What is general opinion on the PS2 Bond game Nightfire?
I think I've heard some gamers mock it and say it is a shitty attempt to re-do Goldeneye.
Having not properly played Goldeneye I wouldn't really know, but I personally find Nightfire really good fun. I'm not really talking about the single player storyline game, but just the multiplayer gameplay.
by the way - I'm not much of a gamer at all, in fact there's probably less than 5 games that I would buy if I was getting myself a playstation.
sorry to go off topic!
I think I've heard some gamers mock it and say it is a shitty attempt to re-do Goldeneye.
Having not properly played Goldeneye I wouldn't really know, but I personally find Nightfire really good fun. I'm not really talking about the single player storyline game, but just the multiplayer gameplay.
by the way - I'm not much of a gamer at all, in fact there's probably less than 5 games that I would buy if I was getting myself a playstation.
sorry to go off topic!
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by Craig on Thu Jan 18, 2007 3:18 am
My favourite Bond has to be Roger Moore. Just the right abouts of British charm, wit and gadgets to make it funny, but still have the action feel to it rather than an all-out comedy.
As a theme, I don't really know. Licence To Kill is probably a good guess, but I havn't actually heard them in such a long time it'd be hard for me to pick my favourite.
As a theme, I don't really know. Licence To Kill is probably a good guess, but I havn't actually heard them in such a long time it'd be hard for me to pick my favourite.
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by keith_amok on Thu Jan 18, 2007 4:38 pm
MartinC wrote:Nah, I've changed my mind on the Bond theme...
DANCE! INTO THE FIRE!
haha what a song. It my fav theme
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