24-10-2015, 09:12 PM
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Re: The Name's Bond!
I have a certain routine with James Bond films.The first one I saw at the cinema was The Spy Who Loved Me in 1977. The film opened virtually the same week as Star Wars and the queue for Star Wars was a mile long, whereas the Bond movie opposite had only a few people waiting. I think that's why I became a Bond fan rather than a Star Wars fan, which I can take or leave. I'm not a big cinema goer these days but I usually see the new 007 movie within a couple of weeks of it coming out.
24-10-2015, 09:17 PM
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Re: The Name's Bond!
Originally Posted by Floydy
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I have a certain routine with James Bond films.The first one I saw at the cinema was The Spy Who Loved Me in 1977. The film opened virtually the same week as Star Wars and the queue for Star Wars was a mile long, whereas the Bond movie opposite had only a few people waiting. I think that's why I became a Bond fan rather than a Star Wars fan, which I can take or leave. I'm not a big cinema goer these days but I usually see the new 007 movie within a couple of weeks of it coming out.
24-10-2015, 09:35 PM
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Re: The Name's Bond!
Originally Posted by ruthio
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Sorry to be a pain, but could some kind person please put the apostrophe in Name's (thread title) before I break out in a rash? 
26-11-2015, 02:30 AM
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Re: The Name's Bond!
I used to love the James Bond films. Sean Connery is the James Bond for me. My introduction to the series was a triple feature of Dr. No, You Only Live Twice and Thunderball back in the late 60's. I was hooked. I remember my excitement waiting for Live And Let Die and loved that movie as well. I enjoyed Roger Moore as Bond, but thought they did a little too much comic relief in those films. I stopped being interested shortly after Moore left the series and have only seen a few of the movies since. I had a friend who worked on Tomorrow Never Dies so I saw that one but only saw others occasionally.On the Star Wars note, I saw Star Wars the day it was released in San Francisco because I had seen previews for it at a science fiction convention earlier that year. I got tired of it after the first three films. I was never that impressed overall because the space battles are so unreal.
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