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die another day although the gadgets were abit far fetched.
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Ashley wrote:
> I am a fan of the living daylights.
>
> Goldeneye is the best brosnan bond film, followed by the world is not
> enough, then tommorow never dies which has some great scenes but goes
> patchy in places, then die another day
SPOT ON.
Living Daylights had it all: a decent, realistic plot AND loads of really cool action and stunts.
> I am a fan of the living daylights.
>
> Goldeneye is the best brosnan bond film, followed by the world is not
> enough, then tommorow never dies which has some great scenes but goes
> patchy in places, then die another day
SPOT ON.
Living Daylights had it all: a decent, realistic plot AND loads of really cool action and stunts.
The World is Not Enough wasn't anything special, but retained that Bond feel and pacey style. The final nail in Die Another Day's coffin was that it removed the classic enjoyment factor that is unique to the Bond series. I don't know how, but they did it.
10 out of 10 wrote:
> die another day although the gadgets were abit far fetched.
EVERYTHING was far fetched. You must be a vegetable if you thought that film was the best. The stunt sequence with the iceberg and the surfing was the first time the films used computer animation instead of the real thing, and it was unnecessary. Utter tripe, and the director was a nonce.
> die another day although the gadgets were abit far fetched.
EVERYTHING was far fetched. You must be a vegetable if you thought that film was the best. The stunt sequence with the iceberg and the surfing was the first time the films used computer animation instead of the real thing, and it was unnecessary. Utter tripe, and the director was a nonce.
Die Another Day is quite easily one of the worst films I've ever seen.
Goldeneye, closely followed by Goldfinger.
View To A Kill all the way! Or Never Say Never Again, but that's not really classed as an 'official' Bond film tho is it? Whatever that means.
The storyline is good though ,what do you think?
Wasnt that impressed with Die Another Day myself. It was alright but nothing special. My favourite Bond film is Live and Let Die - That film had everything!
I bought Die Another Day about six months ago because it was cheap. Haven't watched it yet though, mainly because it's meant to be a bit crappy.
Roger Moore Bond films are the best, no doubt about it.
Roger Moore Bond films are the best, no doubt about it.
I am a fan of the living daylights.
Goldeneye is the best brosnan bond film, followed by the world is not enough, then tommorow never dies which has some great scenes but goes patchy in places, then die another day
Goldeneye is the best brosnan bond film, followed by the world is not enough, then tommorow never dies which has some great scenes but goes patchy in places, then die another day
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