Re: How to underestimate Bond's influence: a chart
Originally posted by yerssotnot at all to me 😖 out of ALL the UK movies ever, 7 Bond movies are a damn lot! no matter who watched when!
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Looks pretty shitty huh? From the 20 Bond movies, only 7 got the top 100...[...]
so all in all I think Bond did well 😄👆
yes, but my point, evy, is that in the '60s-'70s, going to the movies wasn't as popular as it is now. These days it is normal to go to the movies weekly or a few times a week, at that point it very much wasn't and I think they should have thought of that: society and how to spend their free time changes!
Originally posted by Clovie
yhm...how did they make this chart.
pll voted, or what? 😕
Originally posted by yerssotoooh... so the poll was based on a statistic with regard to the viewers? 😖 and are you sure they didn't take it into consideration? 😬
yes, but my point, evy, is that in the '60s-'70s, going to the movies wasn't as popular as it is now. These days it is normal to go to the movies weekly or a few times a week, at that point it very much wasn't and I think they should have thought of that: society and how to spend their free time changes!
When you take into account the tastes of the average Joe, then 7 out of the 20 is good going in my opinion. That's more than a third of all bond movies...and lets be honest...as much as we love em, not all of them truely make the grade. The likes of octopussy and TMWTGG spring to mind as examples. OHMSS is a wonderful bond..but well...it was never going to do that well with the unknown mr lazenby in the leading role. (Even though he does well over all). And there are probably simple reasons why many of the others didnt totally do it for the general public. DAF is another example of an average bond.