OT: Movies/TV Shows

[Metalleaf]

Funny, because Goldeneye 64 had a pretty boss soundtrack.

 

[MyNameIsJonas]

Bond films died for me when they killed off the stern faced, handsome beauty that is Judi Dench.

 

[JaysCyYoung]

Yeah, but they replaced her with pretty much the only credible placement they possibly could have without pissing off the fanbase in Ralph Fiennes. That's kind of awesome.

 

[MapleLeafBlueJayBoy]

Bond films died for me when they killed off the stern faced, handsome beauty that is Judi Dench.

 

[MapleLeafBlueJayBoy]

Elliot Carver is easily one of the worst Bond villains.

"Delicious."

Like, what the ****? Honestly?

But....but...he makes the news happen! Even if he has to create it himself.

 

[MapleLeafBlueJayBoy]

Die Another Day was also brutal.

Quantum of Salace was very poor. The only thing it did was to loosely link Casino Royale to Skyfall and now Spectre.

 

[TheCountofMonteCristo]

Skyfall was a nice popcorn action flick, but I thought the overall story and the villain were pretty weak.

But the other films you've named are my favourites too (though I'd add Goldeneye to that list). And although Timothy Dalton isn't a popular Bond, I really liked "License to Kill". I also share your antipathy for Roger Moore. I thought his Bond movies were pretty much uniformly cheesy and bad. As for "On her Majesty's Secret Service", I didn't like it when I watched it, but I've only seen once (and that was when I was a kid). I'll have to give it a re-watch one of these days.

Javier Bardem taking out his teeth and caving in his face alone made the movie for me.

I always liked Moon.raker

 

[Montana]

I'm sure many of you have already seen it, but Alex Garland's Ex Machina was a great little sci-fi flick.

 

[Habspatrol]

Yeah I enjoyed it a lot.

 

[LeafOfFaith]

I think Bardem kinda ruined Skyfall for me. It was otherwise pretty good, but his villain was lame. And the whole potentially gay angle? So stupid.

 

[JackBurton]

The most anticipated movie is coming out in 2025. The Day The Clown Cried will be screened!

Most famous non released film in history.

 

[JackBurton]

I think Bardem kinda ruined Skyfall for me. It was otherwise pretty good, but his villain was lame. And the whole potentially gay angle? So stupid.

I don't think it was his fault. The character was not well developed at all. The gay thing was just to get buzz.

 

[JackBurton]

Javier Bardem taking out his teeth and caving in his face alone made the movie for me.

I always liked Moon.raker

That was a creepy ass scene.

Moonraker is the most ridiculous Bond film ever. Jaws falls in love?

 

[Aberdeen]

Well this looks f*ing terrifying [video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0kXpUaQpXMA[/video]

 

[JackBurton]

Insidious 3 was a bore.

 

[JackBurton]

Well this looks f*ing terrifying [video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0kXpUaQpXMA[/video]

Holy ****.

 

[Montana]

Well this looks f*ing terrifying [video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0kXpUaQpXMA[/video]

Goddamn, that looks f*cking phenomenal.

 

[TheCountofMonteCristo]

Holy ****.

I soiled myself, I couldn't control it.

 

[Aberdeen]

Goddamn, that looks f*cking phenomenal.

When I was into more f*cked up movies a friend recommended a banned episode of Masters of Horror directed by Takashi Miike called Imprint. After watching that I decided I'll stick with less graphically "unsettling" flicks. Still enjoy the trailers though...

 

[MyNameIsJonas]

Saw Pixels.

Pure trash