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28 October 2012, 09:00 PM | #31 | |
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Too bad that Bond was a disappointment. I've been looking forward to seeing it with great expectation. I still plan on going but my enthusiasm will be tempered. How was the music? |
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He could be good for another role i am not doubting his potential as an actor or an action hero. Bond for me is not him.
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10.50???
14.00 here... Darn its gonna be like 20 bucks someday soon.
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It is the most beautifully shot Bond film ever (Sam Mendes & Roger Deakins should be congratulated for that) but there isn't much of a story; significantly less than any other Bond film I've seen. Javier Bardem does a fantastic job as the super-villain. One of the best Bond baddies for sure. Those two big plus points can't entirely make up for a sub-par plot though. |
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Seen it.
Loved it. And while I do agree with Mon's opinion that it's not a great BOND movie in the traditional sense I also agree with Paul's opinion that Bond's a far more complex and complete character this time round. I thought it was an excellent film and I hope they keep sending Bond in this more realistic direction.... But I also hope they give him an exploding pen and a dogs-doohdahs car to play with too in the next one.
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Slightly off topic but he was pretty good in Layer Cake.
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The movie did not quite measure up to the previous two Bond films. The action did not blow me away; the plot was weak; the Bond girls were not hot enough; and the villain was not vile enough. Maybe good for a rental.
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Well, I was glued to my seat.
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Opens in California Nov. 9th........I'll go see it.
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Caught it this afternoon. Worth a trip to the theater.
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I agree that it wasn't a bad movie, it just was missing many James Bond elements. Javier Bardem did do a fantastic job at playing the villain.
Oh yeah... ******WARNING: MAY CONTAIN PLOT SPOILERS..******** For one element, James Bond always had the gadgets. What did he have in this movie? a tracking device and a gun that would only let him fire it. Oh yeah, and the Astin Martin from Goldfinger that made a short cameo (people actually cheered in the movie theatre to see that!). The plot felt more 'skattered' to me. The James Bond plots that I grew up with was always the crazy bad guy with an even crazier scheme to obtain some sort of 'power' (financial, rule the world, etc) It involves some grand plan that James Bond saves the day. This movie was a little harder to follow. The villain has a hard drive stolen that has the names of the MI-6 agents. I don't quite recall what his demands were but in the end he was simply out to get 'M' in some sort of revenge from his past history of being an Agent of MI-6. The other part I wasn't a fan of.. the earpiece. In some of the older classic James Bond.. he always worked on his own. His charm, grace and wit or skills would get him through most situations. In this film he's always connected to the team just about every where he goes. Overall the effects were good and my wife and I did enjoy the movie but I miss the regular James Bond formula that never fails to please. |
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I saw it yesterday in an IMAX theatre. I liked it better than the Quantum movie but not as much as Casino Royale. I enjoyed the back to the basics approach and the references to the older films.
I would definitely pay the $$ again to see it.
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