Bond Films

[ChickenScratch]

Back to the name/alias thing. Yes in the movies he never shied away from giving his real name but that's because it's a creative choice they made. In the books he always had aliases, the two main ones being Beach and Boldman.

As for him checking in under an alias then using his real name. He hesitated introducing himself as James Bond because though he did let Le Chiffre know he was there he wondered who exactly else knew he was Bond (who's CIA, who's working for Le Chiffre). In that scene when he hesitated in delivering the "Bond, James Bond" line I see it as him pretty much deciding that he would rather everyone know to act as a catalyst for others to come out of the woodwork (Felix).

 

[chamber-music]

Anyone see Bonds worst Puns list on Cracked
http://www.cracked.com/article_15785_15-most-cringe-worthy-james-bond-puns.html

 

[Warhammer]

This is my favorite James Bond gun barrel intro. Éric Serra's spin on the classic gun barrel theme was cool, and the shiny barrel didn't hurt, either.

 

[Catman]

Anyone see Bonds worst Puns list on Cracked
http://www.cracked.com/article_15785_15-most-cringe-worthy-james-bond-puns.html

lol. Good stuff.

 

[Secret_Riddle]

I always loved the Goldeneye one..

I really loved Casino Royales gun barrel though..

It was like a gun barrel origin story.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

There are some great witticisms in the films, however.

I particularly like Brosnan's line in TND: "They'll print anything these days," would be obvious in any other situation involving the news, but as he'd just punched someone into a printing press, it's almost too far.

And then at the start, a terrorist asks him for a light, and Bond knocks him out, self-conciously qupping, "Filthy habit." A filthy habit which Bond himself had only recently stopped.

 

[Catman]

And then at the start, a terrorist asks him for a light, and Bond knocks him out, self-conciously qupping, "Filthy habit." A filthy habit which Bond himself had only recently stopped.

Recently? Bond hadn't smoked since the `60s. Atleast I don't remember Roger Moore smoking.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

Recently? Bond hadn't smoked since the `60s. Atleast I don't remember Roger Moore smoking.

Bond smoked in Licence to Kill.

 

[LexCorp]

There are some great witticisms in the films, however.

I particularly like Brosnan's line in TND: "They'll print anything these days," would be obvious in any other situation involving the news, but as he'd just punched someone into a printing press, it's almost too far.

And then at the start, a terrorist asks him for a light, and Bond knocks him out, self-conciously qupping, "Filthy habit." A filthy habit which Bond himself had only recently stopped.

What a hypocrite.

 

[BobJM]

I loved TND's opening sequence.

 

[LexCorp]

Strangling women with their own bras is always a good move.

 

[Brian Braddock]

There are some great witticisms in the films, however.

I particularly like Brosnan's line in TND: "They'll print anything these days," would be obvious in any other situation involving the news, but as he'd just punched someone into a printing press, it's almost too far.

And then at the start, a terrorist asks him for a light, and Bond knocks him out, self-conciously qupping, "Filthy habit." A filthy habit which Bond himself had only recently stopped.

For me one of the best is from TSWLM - "All those feathers and he still can't fly................"

 

[LexCorp]

The classic

Diamonds Are Forever

"He left with his tail between his legs"

 

[Brian Braddock]

Lol.

Crispin Glovers dad. One of the funniest movie deaths ever.

EDIT: Inserted hilarious picture:-

 

[LexCorp]

The gay villians were funny. I love the way they hold hands and almost skip off after killing that guy with a scorpian.

 

[The Joker]

Bambi and Thumper were probably lesbian lovers, too

 

[Golgo-13]

I loved TND's opening sequence.

Me too...although i though Pierce's delivery of "backseat driver" was kinda corny.

 

[BobJM]

Yea but I grew up with Brosnan as Bond, so anything he said was the coolest.

TWINE had a great opening too, although no other Bond film should ever have a PTS that long again.

 

[LexCorp]

Bambi and Thumper were probably lesbian lovers, too

Oh I always hoped so!

 

[Brian Braddock]

Bambi and Thumper were probably lesbian lovers, too

Given enough time, Connery's Bond would've set them straight.

 

[LexCorp]

Given enough time, Connery's Bond would've set them straight.

Never

Those 2 were les all the way! Don't kill the dream.

 

[ChickenScratch]

Dude, he banged ***** Galore and she was a lesbian. If Bond wants to, he will, simple as that.

 

[LexCorp]

Dude, he banged ***** Galore and she was a lesbian. If Bond wants to, he will, simple as that.

Oh noes!

 

[Sebastos]

So who would you guys say is the worst villain?

 

[BobJM]

Elliot Carver.

TND was enjoyable enough (nearly not as bad as some people make it out to be), but Carver was such a waste of a character. The only cool thing about him was his death scene.

Every word he said had something to do with media and he was not menacing in the least bit. I actually liked the assassin doctor that killed Paris more than Carver.