Originally posted by Darth Macabre
No? Who are you to say no to someone else's opinion?
Thats easy. Just watch that old tv show remington steel that he was on and you'll see he acts EXACTLY like he did on that show.no different at all.Its like he still thought he was still on that show or something. 😆 at least with Moore when you watch that old tv show the saint and the bond movies he is not still acting like he is still on the show the saint or forgot that he left that show. 😆
Originally posted by Mr Parkerso your dismissal of Pierce Brosnan as the worst Bond is dependent on his previous roles? Faulty logic at best.
Thats easy. Just watch that old tv show remington steel that he was on and you'll see he acts EXACTLY like he did on that show.no different at all.Its like he still thought he was still on that show or something. 😆 at least with Moore when you watch that old tv show the saint and the bond movies he is not still acting like he is still on the show the saint or forgot that he left that show. 😆
I don't like Kevin Spacey's performance in American Beauty because it was remotely comparable to his performance is L.A. Confidential. 😐
Originally posted by qqqqqqq
Many people described Sean Connery as the ultimate Bond but Ian Fleming described him as unrefined.
Really? I had no idea that Fleming said that. Indeed, one quote that I've heard attributed to Fleming was something like: "I never pictured Sean Connery as James Bond when I wrote the books; but if I were to write them all over again, I would", which seems to me to be fairly complementary.
Originally posted by Darth Martin
But then again Fleming never lived to see what Connery had become.
Though I know that Fleming was reportedly unhappy with the film of "Dr. no", I was under the impression that he rather liked "FRWL" (the last Bond movie that he saw before his death); perhaps this explains Fleming's apparent change in attitude towards Connery, which is highlighted by the two quotes above?
This is tough... my favorite Bond is probably Pierce Brosnan, mainly because the first movie I saw was Goldeneye. Daniel Craig was awesome too however Casino Royale needed a bit more action IMO. My favorite Bond movie is probably tied between Goldeneye, The World is Not Enough and The Spy Who Loved Me.