Sophie Marceau gives the best acting performance of any 'Bond girl' in the entire series imho (even though, technically speaking, the 'Bond girl' role in this film properly belongs more to Denise Richards).
The Queen Of The Bond Baddies, she has established herself as a Wrier and Director as well as an actress. The way she develops Electra through the scenes is nicely done.
The parahawks are odd looking vehicles!
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Sophie Marceau gives the best acting performance of any 'Bond girl' in the entire series imho (even though, technically speaking, the 'Bond girl' role in this film properly belongs more to Denise Richards).
I won't disagree with this. She's very solid in a role that's actually fairly well written with strong motivations behind it.
Apparently Mrs Apted worked on strengthening the female roles
Davidov seems to be a pitiably hapless character... first given the scolding rock treatment, then shot to death by Bond not long afterwards. He just looks like a normal guy, and isn't ever seen to have done anything particularly 'evil'.
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Machine that is flexible... Bonds door opening credit card.
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The Queen Of The Bond Baddies, she has established herself as a Wrier and Director as well as an actress. The way she develops Electra through the scenes is nicely done.
The parahawks are odd looking vehicles!
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Apparently Mrs Apted worked on strengthening the female roles
I still have the Casio one from a couple of years later.
Glen outsourced the skiing scenes to Willy Bogner
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
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Elektra's panic attack at the end of it is a powerful choice.
Without knocking either Campbell or Glen, I think what is here is fine.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
The Bond/Elektra exchanges here channel Bond's key scene with Octopussy - a little.
The set, by Peter Lamont, calls back to Syd Cain's style.
That plastic costuming for the x Ray shots must have been uncomfortable for the extras....
Robbie Coltrane... Bond comedy done by a master of the trade. :007)
Indeed- much more Cain than Adam.
Too much botox I have always guessed
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
She deserves an Academy Award here simply for the expressions in her eyes...
Which one?
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Reynard is an interesting character, but is lacking. Bobby Carlyle maintains a certain twisted menace to the character, it highlights his emoting.
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