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Like I knew Youtube were a bunch of overly strict idiots, but I had no idea they were in these realms.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoVamp
Is that real? That's not realQuote:
Originally Posted by j_factor
Do you know that 2/3rds of your life, is spent looking for the stupid auto-playing video ad you hear when opening a page?
It's poking fun at the sheep who bought one, took it home, and found it had snapped on them when they took it out of their back pockets.Quote:
Originally Posted by zetastrike
What's this "ad" thing you mentioned?Quote:
Originally Posted by azonicrider
I want the internet to stay alive Neo. Without ads, this place will be gone or replaced by paid subscription websites.
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Originally Posted by azonicrider
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8XoQ_FVn2k
^ I have come to the conclusion that Timothy Dalton was an excellent Bond; He really brought out a certain dramatic and almost ruthless side to the character. It's a real shame he couldn't get just one more movie in during his tenure.
Brosnan on the other hand, while I like him as an actor and his look for Bond - all of his movies feel so forgettable and have aged so poorly! I find zero replay value in them with the exception of Goldeneye, what in the hell happened? The directorial direction seems so plagued with poor script writing, cheesy 3D special effects, over kill of machine guns, and awful, AWFUL Bond girls. Poor Brosnan never had a chance.
Agreed, and I've been saying this to people for years now. Dalton's Bond was.. like a disturbed Bond.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lync
No wonder the original name for "License to Kill" was "License Revoked".
Damn shame he didn't make one more bond movie, he was pretty epic.
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Originally Posted by Lync
Yeah, i definitely agree with you guys about Dalton.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoVamp
As for Brosnan, i like him as an actor and i enjoyed Goldeneye, but sadly they gave him a bunch of crappy writers. Daniel Craig, besides being a good actor and bringing a more gritty and human Bond to the table ( which i think it's great ) , had the luck of having great writers for his 007 movies. Heck, they even got a top actor as Javier Bardem to be a villian in Skyfall, one of the best movies that i've watched recently and one of the best Bond movies IMO.
I've never viewed it with that perspective. Thanks for opening my eyes.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoVamp