Message Forum: Re: stuff I'd like to see in the movies

Re: stuff I'd like to see in the movies

Posted By: El_Diablo, on host 216.191.145.196
Date: Thursday, November 14, 2002, at 11:36:28
In Reply To: Re: stuff I'd like to see in the movies posted by Faux Pas on Thursday, November 14, 2002, at 10:22:24:

My favourite Sean Connery Bond movies were Dr. No and Goldfinger.
George Lazenby: One film was MORE than enough from him.
Roger Moore: The Spy who Loved Me...it has a special meaning to me.
Timothy Dalton: I liked both of them, though License to Kill a bit more. "Pam, this is Q, my 'uncle'. Q, this is 'Miss Kennedy,' my 'cousin.'"
Pierce Brosnan: Goldeneye. "Why can't you just be a good boy and die?"

El_Di"I have November 22 marked down on my calendar"ablo

> > Have to disagree dear, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" was pretty high ranking in the dire Bond flicks
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> The strange thing about that movie is it also remarked by several people as the best of the Bond films.
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> It's not my favorite Bond film, but it's in the top five.
>
> -Faux Pas

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Message:	> My favourite Sean Connery Bond movies were Dr. No and Goldfinger. > George Lazenby: One film was MORE than enough from him. > Roger Moore: The Spy who Loved Me...it has a special meaning to me. > Timothy Dalton: I liked both of them, though License to Kill a bit more. "Pam, this is Q, my 'uncle'. Q, this is 'Miss Kennedy,' my 'cousin.'" > Pierce Brosnan: Goldeneye. "Why can't you just be a good boy and die?" > > El_Di"I have November 22 marked down on my calendar"ablo > > > > Have to disagree dear, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" was pretty high ranking in the dire Bond flicks > > > > The strange thing about that movie is it also remarked by several people as the best of the Bond films. > > > > It's not my favorite Bond film, but it's in the top five. > > > > -Faux Pas
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