Bond and Tibbett slumped in the back of the Rolls... like a pair of old has-been action/adventurers seen off by the 'new wave' villains. A farewell to arms to both Simon Templar/Bond and John Steed...?
Critics and material I don't need. I haven't changed my act in 53 years.
This scene is the closest the film gets to Fleming, since it's a rewrite of GF
Very close to GF, which was a Hamilton film (but not done as well here). Just as later on, with the comedy cop and the cop cars chasing the fire truck, it seems to call back to similar cop car scenes from the Hamilton/Manckiewicz Bonds of the early 70s.
Critics and material I don't need. I haven't changed my act in 53 years.
later on, with the comedy cop and the cop cars chasing the fire truck, it seems to call back to similar cop car scenes from the Hamilton/Manckiewicz Bonds of the early 70s.
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Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Yes, Moore says so in the DVD commentary.
But the board room scene is a copy and paste of Goldfinger.
It‘s gonna be difficult though because there is always an amount of water involved that makes you cough
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
One of his better scenes as Gogol. He has Walken to play against.
Makes it half-dangerous at least
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
True. Notice the lines don't match his lips at the end? "No-one ever leaves the KGB"
It didn't.
Agreed. Damned shame, best view of the city since Star Trek I. Forced prattle Spoils the music too.
"Airship To Silicon Valley" (partly)
Very close to GF, which was a Hamilton film (but not done as well here). Just as later on, with the comedy cop and the cop cars chasing the fire truck, it seems to call back to similar cop car scenes from the Hamilton/Manckiewicz Bonds of the early 70s.
Yep.
I‘ll try to post a screenshot later
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I need to go back and do that :-)
Yes, once again we agree! {[]