The Best JB Pre-titles Sequence?

Originally posted by yerssot
this thread is about the best pre-title sequences 😛

pffft, I meant erm..... erm........ forum quoting, like I just did 😛 😇

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get back on topic will ya 😛 😂

shuss you! you LOLed? nono 😛

topic topic... titles, erm... nice topic 😊

no, just annoying you 😛

so, you liked Goldfinger, no?

Here's one...and a question to boot...

Is Bond's PTS fall in MOONRAKER a precursor to big Arnie's one in ERASER???

I believe there are more movies where the hero jumps out of a plain without a parachute...

I think the best post title screen was Goldeneye

*congrats DM with the good taste*

why is everyone using first letters such as PTS, it's confusing 😕

Goldeneye's was good 👆

then just look at the title and you know what is ment 😉

oh right 😮

*jumps on horse and rides off to the sunset*

The Moonraker pre-credits sequence is definitely up there. Except for the appearance of Jaws at the end, it's bloody brilliant...

Btw, yerss, I've been looking through old threads and was surprised to learn that ALL of them were last posted at ... by you. Do you always feel the need to get in the last word 😛 ?

funny comment with the horse 😂

to answer to your question, Ahnold... yes ✅
and something random... 😕 the Arlond sig is very funny!

yup, a trick to get people to post more 😉

but seriously... Moonraker perfect? I disliked the story a lot 🙁

Who said it was perfect?

no one I hope, it's not perfect, brilliant, good or anything positive 😉

I like the pre-credits sequence though...

Originally posted by yerssot
yup, a trick to get people to post more

I thought so.

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Originally posted by yerssot
yup, a trick to get people to post more 😉

but seriously... Moonraker perfect? I disliked the story a lot 🙁

MOONRAKER is by no means perfect...the humour is juvenile and oft times downright embarrassing...BUT it does have quite a few plus points...the obvious one being the gorgeous Lois Chiles...as well as an excellent John Barry score, some sumptuous art direction and the death of Corrine Dufour at the paws of Drax' hounds goes against the grain of what is otherwise a very light weight Bond film...