Oh, Yess, Yess, to do this to a car salesman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKy7bYwyEUE

haha, what a great clip :D

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'ello young Simonator, I trust that you are in exceedingly good health?

Yes I agree with you synopsis, sadly.

Never better sir. I've just had an exceedingly busy few months so haven't had chance to frequent this establishment.

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'ello young Simonator, I trust that you are in exceedingly good health?

Yes I agree with you synopsis, sadly.

I found Skyfall more than a little disappointing.
For starters i don't really like Daniel Craig's acting, to call him wooden is an insult to trees.
Secondly the plot is all over the place, it badly needs a coherent story arc. As it stands it's just a collection of scenes.
Thirdly, it's too serious. Bond films are meant to be a bit camp (by which i mean intentionally ridiculous and exaggerated, not gay). Skyfall just wasn't, it's almost like it was trying to be a Bourne film.
The third point was typified for me by one particular scene when Bond meets the new Q, who hands him his 'gadgets', a gun and a radio. When Bond says "is that it?", Q replies, "what did you expect, an exploding pen?"
YES! It's a bond film, it' supposed to have ridiculous and outlandish gadgets, rings that break glass, specs that show women's underwear, an Aston Martin with Skis, whatever!
I wonder if the writers were trying to create a film with more credibility than QoS, although in doing so they've thrown the baby out with the bath water.

Anyway, to get back to the original topic. I'll be looking out for this new series with interest. It has the potential to either be very good or utterly terrible. And no way of telling which until we see it.
As long as anyone involved in the 2004 film is kept well away, by force if necessary, it may yet come good.

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Life on earth is the global equivalent of not storing things in the fridge.

Hilarious!

+1:)

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Lori and myself watched Skyfall last night.
I think those across the pond can feel safe today.

I think it's been out long enough I don't have to issue a spoiler alert.

Sad that they offed M. But, she went out with her boots on, so to speak.

Q was a hoot.

And don't get me started about Ms. Moneypenny.

Aaaarrrgh! I haven't seen it yet!

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

Hilarious!

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Oh, Yess, Yess, to do this to a car salesman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKy7bYwyEUE

Plus 2

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Not to late to order an Anni Shirt

If there was an international vote, I would bet my money on Ursula any day.

+1

If there was an international vote, I would bet my money on Ursula any day.

Michelle Yeoh in Tomorrow Never Dies...

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C'mon guys, there is no other iconic Bond image to match Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder in Dr No, the first Bond movie.

You are not old Bill.
I like Dame Judy also.
But this wasn`t meant i guess.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

I missed this a little bit in Skyfall.

Hey, for us old guys Dame Judy is HOT.

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Tomorrow Never Dies is on KCOP 13 out of LA...

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I missed this a little bit in Skyfall.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

I still like Goldfinger...

Especially Shirley Eaton covered in gold......

Ahh, yes.
Bond always did manage to attract the attention of some lovely ladies.

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I still like Goldfinger...

Especially Shirley Eaton covered in gold......

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I still like Goldfinger...

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