007 *spoiler* do not read if you intend on seeing it!!!!

[TDE30]

Not bad, but not the best Bond movie for damn sure. I just wish that Olga chick would have done a nude scene, she would have made that movie beyond worthwhile. One question though, did the guy from Casino Royale (the Jesper guy, as seen below) ever die? If not, I guess this will be a perfect segue to the next Bond movie.

[smonkbmw]

One question though, did the guy from Casino Royale (the Jesper guy, as seen below) ever die? If not, I guess this will be a perfect segue to the next Bond movie.

when bond goes to the opera and starts talking on the private conversation via headpiece. you see them all leave the auditorium. theres a part where bond is walking up the stairs to follow them out and you see this dude (the jesper guy) is sitting in the audience and he says something to his female companion. and bond missed him!!!

oh and that olga chick gets all sorts of naked in HitMan

[TDE30]

when bond goes to the opera and starts talking on the private conversation via headpiece. you see them all leave the auditorium. theres a part where bond is walking up the stairs to follow them out and you see this dude (the jesper guy) is sitting in the audience and he says something to his female companion. and bond missed him!!!

oh and that olga chick gets all sorts of naked in HitMan

Yeah, I saw him in the crowd, but you never see him get caught or killed or whatever. Like I said, perfect segue to the next Bond movie. I'm still wondering about these newer Bond movies, it seems more and more like he's some uncontrollable rogue agent, quite a lot unlike the original Bond movies.

[bddog]

Haven't seen the movie but Olga..

[Raxe]

I thought it was pretty cool. I really liked Casino Royale but this one was entertaining too. I don't particularly care for some of the corny stuff in the old Bond movies, but that's just my opinion.

[ABuseO]

I thought it was pretty cool. I really liked Casino Royale but this one was entertaining too. I don't particularly care for some of the corny stuff in the old Bond movies, but that's just my opinion.

Agreed

The movie was a much more realistic depiction of what Ian Fleming had in mind for bond.

Given i love the old bond movies, but i appreciated Casino Royale, and Quantum for their raw originality.

I would put money on the Daniel Craig 007 in an all out brawl of the different Bonds over the years.

That aside, Strawberry Fields ;) edit: She's only 22 :O

And what car was in front of Mathis's house? anyone have any idea?

[TDE30]

And what car was in front of Mathis's house? anyone have any idea?

Ha, I thought the same thing when I watched it. It looked like an older Lamborghini, possibly an Espada or Jarama.

[Dozyproductions]

Agreed



Given i love the old bond movies, but i appreciated Casino Royale, and Quantum for their raw originality.

I would put money on the Daniel Craig 007 in an all out brawl of the different Bonds over the years.

what originality are you talking about? Are you talking about how its some what different then all the other bonds but strikingly similar to such fantastical features like Transporter 2?

I'll have to agree, Daniel Craig is the most badass bond with a really different type of thug passion that Connery could never do.

[Collin]

I thought casino royale was like mission:impossible 1, a plot that took forever to drag out, weak sauce action, and no specific direction.

That said I loved Quantum of Solace. Craig was like a coiled snake the whole time, always equally ready to play psych games or beat the shit out of whom ever was nearby, and constantly sizing everyone up.

The action was better, the plot made more sense than casino royale (I have to gamble to win this guys money or something wtf?).

My favorite part: "You and I have a mutual friend" to the commander of the national police about felix's death, right before bond kills him.

My least favorite part: The ford edge, period.

[Ral]

^^^ dude, eat some more veggies or something if you didn't understand the plot of the first new Bond. Were you drunk? It wasn't that hard to follow.

And this Bond was entertaining, and way better than the Timothy Dalton movies, but it was kinda missing something the Casino Royale had. It seems more like a device to get from Casino Royale to the next one. It was worth the money to be entertained, but it wasn't spectacular.

[Collin]

^^^ dude, eat some more veggies or something if you didn't understand the plot of the first new Bond. Were you drunk? It wasn't that hard to follow.

And this Bond was entertaining, and way better than the Timothy Dalton movies, but it was kinda missing something the Casino Royale had. It seems more like a device to get from Casino Royale to the next one. It was worth the money to be entertained, but it wasn't spectacular.

The whole gambling to win a terrorists money just seemed very campy and not in keeping with the overall theme of realism the movie seemed to have going.

I thought it was stupid.

There is no denying the current ranking of great bonds though:
1. Daniel Craig
2. Sean Connery
3. Pierce Brosnan
4. Who gives a shit beyond Remington Steele?

[ABuseO]

What are we ranking on? overall "Bondery"?

In which case:
1. Connery
2. Brosnan
3. Craig


Or Shit-Stomp Ability?

Thus: reverse the list.

[Raxe]

The whole gambling to win a terrorists money just seemed very campy and not in keeping with the overall theme of realism the movie seemed to have going.

I thought it was stupid.

There is no denying the current ranking of great bonds though:
1. Daniel Craig
2. Sean Connery
3. Pierce Brosnan
4. Who gives a shit beyond Remington Steele?

-The terrorists lend their money to a banker (the villain)
-The banker trys to shortsell an airline by blowing up their plane in an attempt to drive their stock down
-Bond stops the bomber and the banker loses the terrorists money
-The banker sets up a high stakes poker game to try and win money back to recover what he lost
-Bond plays the poker game to stop the banker from winning

There you have it in a nutshell.

[Desaevious]

No Moore fans? He does puns like no other in his early films. And he definitely nailed chicks in A View to a Kill. He was like 57 at that point.

[240trainee]

This movie is incredible, you are all crazy.