List your favorite 5 Bond themes plz :-)
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The revenge motive from first Graig film was supposed to explain why he has no trust in love afair. It was very similar to that of On Her Majesty's secret service where Bond falls in love but this time to explain why he has a general problem with women.
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And yet the start of Diamonds are Forever has Bond attempting to take revenge on Blofeld for killing his wife – several times over before finally succeeding at the end.chk071 wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 6:53 pm Yep. Quantum Solace was an OK film, but, that revenge scheme just didn't fit. Bond never gave a crap about any of his women. No offense, just the way it always was.
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and stop calling him graig its craig 
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Even by the mid/late 1960s, Moonraker became practically impossible to adapt for the movie series. The novel's Drax was a very specific type of baddie and would have been too old as a character by the time it did get adapted. The early scenes would have been virtually impossible to film anyway - how do you show someone cheating at bridge? (Hilariously, in Fleming's world this is how we know Drax is a thoroughly bad egg. HE CHEATS! AT BRIDGE! HANGING'S TOO GOOD FOR HIM!). Plus, it's all set in the UK, which went against the jetsetter experience Broccoli decided had become part of the formula.IncarnateX wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 6:29 pm As one should expect, the movies go further and further away from the books, e.g. Man with the Golden gun and Moonraker are not even close.
However, it did get made in the end - partly as Goldeneye and partly as Die Another Day.
The Man With the Golden Gun also got a better treatment (than Moore's) in Licence To Kill, with some bits nicked from Live and Let Die (Felix's meeting with the shark) mixed in for good measure. It's all a bit mix and match in the movie versions.
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Bad feelings have been allowed for most Bonds though Roger played the unaffected sarcastically distanced hero.
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fireball xl5? yeah the theme tune was awesome!
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Especially after hearing
Delta Sign wrote: Tue Nov 06, 2018 8:47 pm Seriously, why would you ask Radiohead for a song for your movie if you want a happy fun time song?
"What embecile composed this list :/"
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There is a few rejected alternative bond tunes. Here is one list
http://graemeshimmin.com/alternative-james-bond-themes/
http://graemeshimmin.com/alternative-james-bond-themes/
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id have liked to hear a george formby bond theme.
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Why, ok. That's one film out of how many then where Bond doesn't give a damn? Rather shows the inconsistency of the character. Also through the use of so many Bond impersonating actors.Gamma-UT wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 8:24 pmAnd yet the start of Diamonds are Forever has Bond attempting to take revenge on Blofeld for killing his wife – several times over before finally succeeding at the end.chk071 wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 6:53 pm Yep. Quantum Solace was an OK film, but, that revenge scheme just didn't fit. Bond never gave a crap about any of his women. No offense, just the way it always was.
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OK.
But I feel we're getting to the point where we're getting a psychological profile of chk071 and its projection onto a character rather than James Bond here.
I could rattle off a few more where it's clear Bond does give a crap about the women. And the men - he makes sure to let at least one baddie know how he feels about Felix.chk071 wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 9:25 pmWhy, ok. That's one film out of how many then where Bond doesn't give a damn?
But I feel we're getting to the point where we're getting a psychological profile of chk071 and its projection onto a character rather than James Bond here.
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I'm going to be bold here - and say it started with a book.vurt wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 7:58 pmbob holness (blockbusters fame) had played the role on radio previous to any films.lfm wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 5:59 pm
I looked at all from most recent and soon at the very first ones with Connery who started it all.
(cue mandella effect changing that bloody fact too)
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Or your own character when you feel the need to get personal over a topic like this.Gamma-UT wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 9:35 pm OK.
I could rattle off a few more where it's clear Bond does give a crap about the women. And the men - he makes sure to let at least one baddie know how he feels about Felix.chk071 wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 9:25 pmWhy, ok. That's one film out of how many then where Bond doesn't give a damn?
But I feel we're getting to the point where we're getting a psychological profile of chk071 and its projection onto a character rather than James Bond here.