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Which is still a great scene when it happens again in Raiders of the Lost Ark.Leroy Hoard said:Still my favorite Moore scene: Karate guy comes at him flashing his pre-attack routine. Moore pulls out a gun and shoots him dead.packersfan said:The Bond people saw "Shaft" and figured this was a golden opportunityCapella said:oh God
They also saw Bruce Lee films as you'll soon discover.
I know a lot of you guys like him but many of the Moore films were pretty bad.
Somebody counted the deaths in all the 007 movies and put it in a Google sheet.Moore gets criticized a lot for being soft but I suspect the body count in his films is just as high as the other Bonds.Leroy Hoard said:Still my favorite Moore scene: Karate guy comes at him flashing his pre-attack routine. Moore pulls out a gun and shoots him dead.packersfan said:The Bond people saw "Shaft" and figured this was a golden opportunityCapella said:
They also saw Bruce Lee films as you'll soon discover.
I know a lot of you guys like him but many of the Moore films were pretty bad.
It's probably a Honda, but you know the story behind that scene...Harrison Ford is sick, and can't do the original fight scene.Which is still a great scene when it happens again in Raiders of the Lost Ark.Leroy Hoard said:Still my favorite Moore scene: Karate guy comes at him flashing his pre-attack routine. Moore pulls out a gun and shoots him dead.packersfan said:The Bond people saw "Shaft" and figured this was a golden opportunityCapella said:
They also saw Bruce Lee films as you'll soon discover.
I know a lot of you guys like him but many of the Moore films were pretty bad.
And Star Wars was such a big but that they had to find a way to get Bond into space.packersfan said:The Bond people saw "Shaft" and figured this was a golden opportunity They also saw Bruce Lee films as you'll soon discover.Capella said:
I know a lot of you guys like him but many of the Moore films were pretty bad.
Eephus said:
That was also Sylvia Trench he was having the picnic with at the beginning of From Russia With Love
Got denied tonight.
I'm impressed you got her to watch that much. My wife would have told me to pound sand.
Wife has little interest in my movies. Inspired to do the same as Cappy, so on to Thunderball tonight. She's happy to get more sleep before I join her.
Blu Ray is hooked up to the super nice tv. If I'm going to hold her in for 16 more of these I have to bend a little.
That show is on late at night seemingly everywhere. Whenever I can't sleep I end up watching a couple of those episodes. They always suck me in.
he's in either the next one or another roger moore one very soon after and is total gold
See, I freaking hate this character. A little comic relief is fine, but this guy is too over-the-top to be actually funny. My opinion, of course.Dentist said:
His appearance makes perfect sense in the middle of all the silly racist stuff going on in Live and Let Die, but his repeat appearance in Thailand (car shopping no less) is more ridiculously improbable than any Bond villain's fiendish plot to conquer the world.
) Seymour was gorgeous too.
The Man with the Golden Gun really could have been the nail in the coffin. It's just a straight up horrible movie. Everything that's cliche about the 70s.
While Saltzman and Broccoli were making entertaining crap like Live and Let Die and The Man With the Golden Gun, the film industry was enjoying one of the most fertile periods in its history. The Godfather parts I and II, Cries and Whispers, Last Tango in Paris, Jaws, The Sting, Chinatown, The Conversation, Amarcord and Nashville were all released in the same time frame as the early Roger Bonds. The cliches came afterwards.
They had made so much money for the first 4-5 movies that they bought themselves a minimum of 10 more on the hopes there would be more hits.. and oh there are.
