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[mrevans]

Either an early Connery like Dr No or FRWL or an fun Brosnan. Maybe TND. Tough to choose

[Professor Pi]

With spring weather here weeks before the winter Olympics, For Your Eyes Only will be on the docket.

[The Dove]

It's a cold and snowy day and to take my mind of the Super Bowl anxiety for a while, gonna put on For Your Eyes Only and then The World Is Not Enough..

[thecasinoroyale]

The Dalton bug has bit me yet again, so really thinking 'The Living Daylights' soon...

[The Dove]

Will be watching You Only Live Twice later this afternoon...

[The Dove]

In the mood to watch Never Say Never Again tonight...

[tdalton]

With all the debate about Quantum of Solace around here the past couple of days, I'm thinking I might give that one another viewing soon.

[S K Y F A L L]

SKYFALL 

 

Finely got it on BR/DVD. But can't watch it with the audio commentary until I get a BR player. LOL. My first BR!

[The Dove]

In the mood to watch The Spy Who Loved Me...

[The Dove]

Nothing like a birthday Bond double feature, with a beer or two and some pizza, so I'll be doing The Man With The Golden Gun and Goldeneye tonight..

[Colossus]

Happy bday Dove. That's the way it's done.

 

That sounds like a great duo. 

[The Dove]

Thanks Colossus!   It was a nice contrast between the two films..

[The Dove]

Thinking a double feature bill of Casino Royale and Skyfall is in order tonight..

[S K Y F A L L]

Already watched SF on DVD. It again on BR with the Sam Mendes commentary. And am looking forward to listening to the producers commentary for SF as well.

[Zen Razor]

Possible Casino Royale I can't remember how many time I've seen that film I never get tired of it. But recently I would probably say Live and Let Die I feel that's a good movie to watching early in the morning when you wake up because of it's atmosphere. The atmosphere or horror that happens when Bond reaches the island its so amazing. It starts of from a very modern feel out in the streets of Harlem and leads to the unknown depth of the Island where Bond has to escape really a long boat scene that's why it felt completely unfamiliar.

[Iceskater101]

Well lets see.. I have Live and Let Die, Living Daylights, Spy Who Loved Me, License to Kill, The World is Not Enough and Skyfall in my dorm room right now. I watched TWINE recently so I have to say I kind of want to watch something by Timothy Dalton. Those two Bond movies are my favorite.

[Orion]

Think I'll start with Dr No and work my way through to Skyfall.

[The Dove]

In the mood to watch A View To A Kill ...

[Cruiserweight]

Octopussy

[elizabeth]

Casino Royale

[Agent 76]

License to Kill

[The Dove]

Double feature night of On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Live And Let Die..

[WhoIsYourFloor?]

May go with the rare viewing of NSNA or The Living Daylights. Then again, one of the Moore catalogue is always a good go-to quick fix. But I have been on a Connery kick lately...

[Doctor No]

I'm in the mood for TMWTGG. I've always had a soft spot for this one.

[Guy Haines]

Annual leave is coming up for me, and in between other things I hope to watch the Bonds all over again, in the following groups of films:-

 

"The first and the follow up" - DN & FRWL

"Three classic 1960s Bonds" - GF, TB & YOLT

"An under-rated classic" - OHMSS

"1970s - a change of tone" - DAF, LALD & TMWTGG

"Two 1970s epics" - TSWLM & MR

"The 1980s - back to basics?" - FYEO, OP & AVTAK

"Connery's last stand" - NSNA

"The Dalton duo - Ian Fleming's Bond?" - TLD & LTK

"The Brosnan quartet" - GE, TND, TWINE & DAD

"Bond rebooted" CR, QoS & SF

 

I'll watch in those groupings but not necessarily in that order. As for the groupings, it's the way I think of the films now.

[jmarks4life]

Watching TLD right now. One of my fav Bond movies.

Edited by jmarks4life, 18 April 2014 - 04:23 PM.

[jmarks4life]

LTK right now.

[The Dove]

In the mood tonight for a Dalton film..going with Licence To Kill..

[Sir Roger Moore]

Watched TSWLM over the Easter weekend for probably the 100th time and fall in love with it all over again every time I watch it. From the breathtaking ski jump intro to Curt Jurgens ruthless megalomaniacal ocean loving villain to the introduction of everyones favourite henchman, Jaws, to Ken Adams epic and stunning sets purpose built in the huge 007 sound stage at Pinewood Studios, this Bond film has it all! The greatest 007, Roger Moore's finest hour without doubt. The coldly efficient way Bond executes Stromberg at the end puts to rest forever the ridiculous argument that Moore just played Bond for laughs.

[The Dove]

In the mood for a Connery flick so I'll go with Thunderball tonight..