Did Brosnan have the worst luck of all the Bond actors? He was a great Bond overall but was stuck in 3 out of 4 movies with fucking god awful writing.
Tomorrow Never Dies is so fucking boring and Die Another Day is too wacky and silly to be a Bond movie after 1980.
At least he got four movies, Dalton only got two.
>>218217176Due to ongoing Bond legal issues IIRC. Not his fault.
>>218217086Tomorrow Never Dies aged like Dom '63 and TWINE had a great villain and a plot that let Bond channel Dalton
>>218217142TND is awesome Has the best villain of the Brosnan era
>>218217335>>218217324The villain wants more news networks. OOOHHHH SO EVIL.
GE>TND>>TWINE>>>>>DADTND is dumb but funTWINE is boringDAD is dumb and boring
Daniel Craig literally became James Dad.
>>218217086He’s in one of the best ones, his second one is watchable, but things did get much significantly weaker with each one of his entries. And even he feels he didn’t get to do his own take on the character, being expected to occupy a middle ground between Moore and Connery
>>218217352I didnt say that, I said hes awesome cause of his characterPlenty of Bond villains whos not oh so evilSanchez is just a petty drug dealer but his character is awesomeStromberg is oh so evil but boring
Die Another Day was that hated huh?
>>218217352>wants to falseflag a war to make his news network richerpretty realistic villain t b h
>>218217439Its the Batman & Robin of the Bond seriesAt least its not as fucking boring as the feminist deconstruction film No Time to Die though, Id rather rewatch DAD any time of the week
>>218217463Can someone explain why critics loved No Time to Die but most people dislikes the movie?
The stunts in his movies sucked too compared to Moore and Craig. There are some awful looking effects.
>>218217439They already had trouble with Austin Powers being a huge thing and someone had the wacky idea that a series known for its stunts should instead try to rival movies like The Matrix by leaning into digital excess, it has ridiculous music video editing that felt dated on release, and the whole thing just feels like lazy self parody. They chose to completely reboot afterwards for the first time ever which says a lot
>>218217521Not sure where you’re getting ‘most people’ from, because the noisy contrarians on here don’t speak for the masses, particularly not if they’re praising the likes of Die Another Day at the same time
What was the Bond movie where Bond punches an old woman in the face who turns out to be a man in disguise?
>>218217365>TND
>>218217531I still remember Brosnan’s audio commentary when the infamous cg surfing scene happens. Totally deadpan “Well… I believed that”
>>218217562Most Bond fans disliked the movie.
>>218217521Well no fucking shit, why did critics "love" Ghostbusters 2016?Why did critics "love" Starfleet academy?Why did critics "love" The Flash?etc
>>218217589See, that’s already a colossal step back from ‘most people’. Also, can you prove it?
>>218217086His trade-off was he got the best movie of the series in exchange for bad ones.
>>218217562Not praising it, just saying its at least better than the simpcore NTTD that only neutered male feminists can enjoy
>>218217533>we want the tomb raider audience
>>218217435HE DIDNT FLY SO GOOD
>>218217620Here, Reddit, any forum. Most people thought NTTD was boring and the villain was ass. People went to see the movie because the entire marketing hype was COME SEE BOND DIE
>>218217533>this is that nuclear physicist I was telling you about
>>218217533If I remember it correctly, you can see Sophie Marcuas nipple if you pause real quick in the bedroom scene in this film
>>218217667That was definitely not the marketing hype
>>218217714>media told me its great!Just how fucking stupid are you?
>>218217086>with fucking god awful writingTheyre all like that though. Have you seen the Connery ones? Theyre fun but fucking cheesy. Forget writing, the whole point of Bond movies are for guys to watch them and think he's cool and does exciting shit.
>>218217667People being twatty on niche internet forums that appeal to the anonymous and dysfunctional is not a reflection of the general public
>>218217740That doesn’t relate to what I said at all you imbecile. The marketing very much tried to conceal the fact he was going to die
>>218217747Those were movies of their time 70's. Every movie was cheesy as fuck.
>rip off Bourne>rip off Dark Knight>rip off Mission ImpossibleThey wanted to make anything but a Bond movie. I have zero hope for Amazon Bond.
>>218217757You might as well stick a buttplug up your ass if you enjoyed the humiliation ritual NTTD
Tomorrow Never dies is pure kino, and has aged very well. World is Not Enough is decent.Goldeneye is the perfect movie though.Also, Brosnan > Moore > Connery > Dalton > Lazenby > Dog feces > Craig
>>218217866I haven’t even given an opinion of that film.
>>218217863You just described the Craig era
>>218217889And you are clearly butthurt over people not liking itDAD wasnt at least motivated by political agenda
>>218217884Wrong:Connery> Dalton> Lazenby> Moore> Brosnan>>>> CraigCraig is the only one I dislike
>>218217895Casino Royale was a real Bond film. The others were Jason Bourne.
>>218217910You haven’t even posted any proof of it supposedly being disliked by most people. Clearly you can’t. Personally I think Craig, like Brosnan, got his best outing first. Just seems you’re hoping to bait.
My dad took me to see Spectre when I was 10. I remember the Blofield reveal my Dad said out loud "thats so fucking stupid" and the theater laughing.
More like only the first movie of every new Bond is ever really good since they have to actually try to make a good first impression.
>>218217971Spectre is possibly the worst bond film ever made, just awful
>>218217352>Conveniently omitting him starting a war between the UK and China
>>218217955Proof?:>Black woman as the new 007 to put Bond in his place>Hey, Bond need to grow up some time, lets make him a dad. hey, kids dont need no father, lets rob him of seeing his kid grow up>Ritual killing of an "outdated toxic male charcter"Craig conciously hired a feminist writer to "update Bond for the me too era"But you already knew all this but are OK with it since you are neutered
>>218217176dalton should have only got 1. brosnan was supposed to play bond in the one before goldeneye but they wouldn't let him out of the contract on the american show that he was in (i forget the name)
>>218217985It could have been OK if it wasnt for the retarded Brofeld storylineSeriously, they took inspiration from Austin Powers?And I was looking forward to Christoph waltz as BlofeldHe did what he could, but the writing ruined his character
>>218218040No, Brosnan was supposed to be already in The Living Daylights
>>218218054thats what i said
Daily reminder that while Casino Royale is decent movie, it's seriously overrated, and it's a major reason why all of Craig's films stunk. The whole MUH VESPER story-line is utter cringe a major stench. Then they had the nerve to go further with Skyfall by visiting his backstory, which was even worse.
>>218218042>>218217985Blofield aside the action was so bad and the chase scene seemed so slow. I could have pictured the chase scene moving as fast as people talking on the sidewalk. And the music was so fucking wrong.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVRGvFwgNMU
>>218218042Waltz wasn't even acting. He just showed up to set and read his lines. Abysmal performance.
>>218218076Don't forget the awful color grading that makes the film look like vomit.
for me brosnan was the perfect bond. he was charming and handsom (no homo) and cool. Connery has a sleaze about him that was creepy and I can't sanction Moore's baffonary. Dalton was too serious and Craig was just Jason Bourne but gayer
>>218218122also I loved the n64 goldeneye game. I'm still not a bond fan but goldeneye is my favourite bond movie. its the only one i like
>>218218076Was this really in the movie? Why is the city and streets empty? Holy shit. What the fuck went wrong.
>>218218122>I can't sanction Moore's baffonarycome on man, the buffoonery was the best part.I agree Brosnan is better, but if you can't appreciate Bond dressing up as a clown then you are lost.
>>218218122Connery and Moore were a product of the movies at the time, don't blame them.
>>218218152because jumping across crocodiles dressed as a clown is peak bond
>>218218151the whole movie is like this btw. it's an incredible sterile movie where nothing happens for most of the 2+ hour runtime.
>>218218067Nope, you said Dalton should have done only TLD and Brosnan then taking over in Licence to Kill
>>218218161>don't blame themi'll try not to
>>218218015None of what you just typed is proof of the film being hated by most people.
>>218218169And the twist at the end that most people even non-Bond hated. It's so fucking awful.
>>218218151Rome is of course a famously quiet city.No idea what they were thinking with so much of that film.
>>218218214oh okay. I thought brosnan was supposed to play bond before goldeneye but was stuck in a contract. pretty sure I watched an interview where he even says this
I think the problem I have with Craig Bond (other than Casino Royale which is a near perfect Bond movie) is Craid Bond is a hitman and not a secret agent. He just goes place to place and kills people, no missions, he's just always in the right place at the right time.
>>218218214nah I was right.>Yes, Pierce Brosnan was initially cast to play James Bond in "The Living Daylights," but he had to withdraw due to a contract with the television show "Remington Steele." He eventually made his Bond debut in "GoldenEye."
>Tomorrow Never Dies>Has well shot and sensible action scenes>The World is Not Enough>Terrible action scenes with terrible editing with no sense of pacing or locationshttps://youtu.be/Ll60zGmZK0s?t=261JUDO CHOPI don't know if this is the worst Bond movie action scene (I haven't seen all of them), but good god is this horrible.
>>218218269TLK was before GEHe was cast in TLD, but the producers of Remington Steele were assholes and decided to revive the show riding on the publicity he got cause of being cast as Bond, he was obligated by contract to return and he assumed Remington Steele was over and it probably would have been if he wasnt cast for TLD
>>218218294Thats what I said, you said Brosnan was supposed to be Bond in Licence to KillLicence to Kill is the Bond film before Goldeneye, ya know
>>218218323I didnt mention any names. I'm not a bond fan so I don't know the order of the films. I just said brosnan was supposed to be in the one before goldeneye and you got all faggy about it and I was right all along
>>218218235I watched it for the first time the other day and was confused at the twist; It felt like even the movie wasn't committed to the bit, as if they knew how stupid it was. It went over like a wet fart. I was thinking "surely that's not it". But it was it.
>>218218335go back and see how wrong you are you massive faggot
>>218218322The intro boat chase was kino though, no? (I haven't seen it in twenty years)
>>218218349And Licence to Kill is the one before GoldeneyeYou are the one who got faggy when I corrected you without being rude
>>218218361Kill yourself whore, all I did was correcting your misstake, I wasnt even rude, you are the one who started the fightingLicence to Kill was the film before Goldeneye, so yes, you were wrong
>>218217454I can hear this webmTND had a great soundtrack, even the kd lang end credit song is good
>>218217625I like the original score for this scene.
>>218218363Okay I maybe retract my statement on the movie as a whole as I'd have to rewatch it, but this scene I linked just SUCKS.
>>218218323Based Remington Steele for giving us the perfect kino that was Goldeneye. You just know if TLD was first it would have ruined his entire tenure.
>>218217086Halle Berry totally RUINED the one she was in.
>>218218364well youre still a pedantic faggot
Which Bronson movie was the one with the Madonna song?
>>218218421The last one, Die Another Day, aka the worst one.
>>218218386>all I did was correcting your misstake, I wasnt even rude*mistake
>>218217482Fuck she was such a great villain.
>>218218440>shepretty sure that's a troon
>>218218440
>>218217620>can you prove it?It made less money than Spectre which was considered dogshit and adjusted for inflation it's a very middling film in terms of financial performance.
If you had to get Connery out of retirement like EA did with this, was this the right choice? What would've been the right choice if you disagree with it?And if they did this for Moore, what should his game have been?
>>218217454KINOINO
>mfw Valetine died in TWNE
>>218217971>My dad took me to see Spectre when I was 10.I was 12 and thought it sucked, I especially hated the theme song
>>218218451She may be bogged as fuck now, but Famke Janssen is all woman you retard.>>218218459>She always loved a good squeeze.Brosnan got all the best one liners.
>>218217142DaD was clearly meant to be the end of Bond. The silliness was intentional because you really ought to be having fun on your last ride. Would have been the perfect send-off to the series. CR was a throwback and you can’t do throwbacks more than once.
>>218218481>If you had to get Connery out of retirement like EA did with thisvoice over work isn't really work. you just show up and read a piece of paper then go home. there's no rehearsal, no makeup or wardrobe fittings. actors love voice over work
>>218218541Okay, but do you agree with the film they went with?
If this was a movie, how would you rate it?
>>218218568Willem Dafoe not having been a Bond villain before is crazy, so great choice. It'd be like if Walken had never played Zorin.
>>218217352The villain was basically Robert Maxwell.That's a prime villain.
>>218218506>Famke Janssen is all womani'm not convinced. it looked like a troon even when younger. what's that one with the broken leg where they kidnap the daughter? looked like a troon to me. some troons are traps. and by that I mean they're convincing as women if you don't have the eye for it, and you could easily find yourself taking one home only go reach down and grab a handful of cock n balls
>>218218591So are you saying Xenia is troon coded? Based Alec
>>218218582Is name is DeFOE not DeALLY.
>>218218541>do you agree with the film they went with?I don't think I've ever seen that one. I don't like Connery as bond. I didn't like Moore as bond. the only bond I like was brosnan. and the only brosnan bond movie I liked was goldeneye. and that's probably only because I loved the n64 game so I was familiar with the lore such as the story and the locations and the characters
How accurate was the Goldeneye movie locations to the game?
>>218217086I think his tenure was average. I don't even like GoldenEye that much, but every Bond run but Connery's (and I guess Dalton's) is uneven, and even Connery had Diamonds Are Forever.
Tomorrow Never Dies has a great opening tho
>>218218710Never Say Never Again is far and away the worst Connery.
>>218218591the broken leg movie is 'don't say a word' with Michael Douglas and that chick who died suspiciously young about 2 weeks after her boyfriend died. Murphy her name was I think. Brittany murphybut the wide shoulders and manly jaw of Jensen is apparent. watching this movie made me realise famke Jensen is a man. I watched goldeneye some time after this and I couldn't get it out of my head that that was a troon
>>218218554this >>218218644 was meant for (you)
>>218218728https://youtu.be/ipt9y5SX5m8This is a great fight scene though and the Thomas Jane Punisher movie nearly ripped it off frame by frame
As bad as DAF is, Wint and Kidd are some of the best secondary villains in the franchise. They are both so cool and very very awkward and weird looking. They are so fucking memorable.
>>218218728Yes but it's also a weird addendum. I don't really consider it part of his original run.
>>218218787
>>218217352are you...pretending to be retarded?
>>218218820thats a loaded question
>>218217365GE is honestly overrated, swap it with TND.
>>218217435Wouldn't the garrotte have taken bond's head off?
>>218218476Remember the global pandemic that massively delayed its release?
>>218218846no cos he has plot armour
>>218218854I remember that fat-titted whore released her bond song like 6 months too early cos the movie got delayed
>>218217603They'll print anything these days.
>>218217625T-55 actually.
>>218217603How did some random guy give him so much trouble?
>>218218787Weird how seeing this as a kid I didn't pick up on the fact they are gay. But upon rewatch, they are pretty openly gay villains.
>>218218984In the book they were gay, the movies due to the 80s they tried to downplay them being gay as much as possible.
>>218218928He was good at his job
>>218218872Yeah, it got delayed by roughly a year and a half
>>218218911Thanks to movie magic a T-55 or a Chieftain can become a T-80.
>>218218854>Remember the global pandemic that massively delayed its release?Yeah and it was widely shilled on release as the "first big movie since COVID, the one that will get everyone back in theaters!" and yet it had a very mediocre performance despite being hyped up to all hell and back as the Endgame of Bond.
>>218217418>mfw ozempic
>>218218994Watch it again. Seriously, they hold hands, they talk about shit, the perfume thing. It's not really downplayed that much.
>>218217086TND is based.
>>218218895kek, good one james
>>218217086Tomorrow Never Dies is much better than people give it credit for. TWINE is fine until Denise Richards shows up. Agreed about Die Another Day though
>>218218732Mind broken. Trannys are like 1% of the population now let alone back then
>>218217086am i the only who sees the bond franchise as one giant block? i have my favorites and i guess there are some i don't really care about, but i'll watch all of them with issue at all
>>218220873>am i the only who sees the bond franchise as one giant block?Yes because they're all pretty wildly different depending on who's the guy in the suit.>Connery Bond: sly, cunning Bond with a very midcentury sci fi-influenced aesthetic, strong bossa nova and big band influence that's clearly very early 60s>Lazenby Bond: much of a sly, cunning ladykiller like Connery, but the setting is a bit closer to the books and is slightly more grounded>Moore Bond: Campy, silly Bond with a lighthearted, whimsical tone, often with a very pulpy aesthetic reaching its zenith in Moonraker. Almost a tongue in cheek parody of tropes/genres common at the time of release (Blaxploitation, space films, etc.)>Dalton Bond: Tall, dark Bond who is more stoic and reserved, like more of an actual spy; lots of book fans consider this Bond to be closer to the books, though I'd say the very, very 80s movies he was in are simply mediocre compared to other stuff from the time that it was clearly pulling influence from>Brosnan Bond: Sort of a happy medium of all these Bonds, arguably the definitive and balanced Bond if not the best. Much more of an emphasis on action than the other Bond movies, as well as the role of computers.>Craig Bond: Dalton Bond crossed with Jason Bourne. He gives the impression of being the most like an actual glowie/operator but he doesn't really feel, look, or act like James Bond
The new bond will be announced today, probably this morning within the next few hours
>>218217086the worst movies are the Craig ones. All of them
>>218220873I watch all of them except No Time to Die
>>218218787The Bond series always had the best lgbtq characters, rivaled only by Silence of The Lambs
>>218217086Brosnan did get to be in GoldenEye which was one of the best Bond films. I feel like the others he was in all had good moments but were lacking. TND being the best of them. Apparently Brosnan was an issue on set, repeatedly insisting that scenes where put in where his female co-stars eat hamburgers and chocolate cake.
die another day is kino
>>218222091same really. the way i see it is that all bonds contribute to this bigger picture of (fictionalized) british espionage over the century where each of them fights an enemy of ideological/social/whatever issue which the western world somehow has to come to terms withbut then i see a lot of people outright hate certain bond eras and i'm wondering if it's mainly because of the bond actor or if it's the time period or direction
>>218218040>dalton should have only got 1. brosnan was supposed to play bond in the one before goldeneye but they wouldn't let him out of the contract on the american show that he was in (i forget the name)Dalton declined the Bond role back before Roger Moore got the job, because Dalton thought himself too young for the role. (Possibly for “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” but the details are fuzzy).Dalton then only got another chance at the role when Roger Moore decided to leave due to being “old enough to be the Bond Girls’ grandfathers”. Dalton even starred in a movie called “Permission to Kill” back in 1975, and the title of “License to Kill” was probably a reference to the older film’s title.
>>218222315Kek.
Goldeneye hit the mark. And it was his first one. So no, unlucky would be starting out with a godawful script that takes down your career
>>218217086Never post here again, also you're gay.
>>218217625Can tanks drift like that?
>>218218728>Never Say Never Again is far and away the worst Connery.Connery took the role because he wanted to get into film writing, (by writing his own Bond film), and it was only discovered after he signed the contract, that legally, the filmmaker ONLY had the rights to remake Thunderball, and not to make his own Bond film with his own plot.
>>218218728I enjoyed it. I liked how it was different from a normal Bond movie.
Once the Bond machine starts rolling it doesn'twant to stop. Certainly never for a decentscreenplay. Another problem is giving the Bond actors "creative input" in to the making of the movie, after their debut was a success, which is what happened with Brosnan and Craig.
>>218222775why not? you just saw it
>>218217086Lazenby quit after one movie because his agent convinced him that Bond wouldn't be popular in the 70s and sticking to the Bond role would hurt his career.Doesn't get more unlucky than this.
Could he have asked for rewrites?
>>218223363misreads happen but then again you'd expect people like connery (lotr) and agent-san to not fuck it up since they're in the industry
>>218222775>Can tanks drift like that?Probably, the steel treads likely don’t have much grip other than that caused by the weight of the tank. During the time period, there were tanks with massive motors and hydraulic systems that could literally jump hills and obstructions like a offroad motorcycle.
>>218217352it was too realistic.
>>218218568Was the story good?
>>218217454Still my favourite Bond car. If I ever won the lottery I'd track a good example used one down. Car youtuber Doug DeMuro drove one and says they're still a good drive even by modern standards.
>>218217482The generals look at her getting turned on by the violence always makes me laugh
>>218218481I enjoyed this game alot. My favorite part was collecting the different bond suits in levels
>>2182246142pac died in the same model, didn't he?
>>218219541It made just under 800 million (for comparison more than twice what Black Widow made) while the pandemic was still going on
>>218217142The World is Not Enough is the boring one. TND is 90s slop and DAD feels like an early 2000s music video. Goldeneye was good because it was a Dalton script that was written before Brosnan was even onboard. It was also Barbara Broccoli's first film as head producer and the success went straight to her massive ego. She hired yes men and progressive types who started to deconstruct the Bond character, leading to the replacement of Brosnan with Craig and the Bond template getting thrown away.The last true Bond picture was Licence to Kill and it'll stay that way until the trademark expires.
>>218222961I dont recall their being any fat women in the Brosnan films after GE?
>>218224614Its not stylish enough for BondThe BMWs in GE and TWINE are more suitable for Bond
>>218218076shit movie but they invented a new mexican holliday which is pretty cool.
>>218218322And yet has one of the only times Bond kills a woman in cold blood with a banger of a one liner after.
>>218223363He ony got the role because he was tall and handsome. He was better of going back o modelling, surfing, and banging broads in the Australian sun. Terrible Bond.
>>218225889He was better than Craig
>>218217086Surprise, surprise, every Bond movie has godawful writing.
>>218225939Goldeneye was great. I'll watch it at least a few more times in my life. Same with Octopussy. That one's pure nostalgia though. You'll never make the 8 year old in me not laugh at that title and put that VHS in.
Pierce Brosnan should return for one last filmThe villain spreads ozempic for free like Kananga did with cocaineCamila Bernal is the Bondgirl
>>218226388https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNcmJnpbLkc
>>218217482
>>218217086You could tell Golden Eye was originally written for Timothy Dalton. It's so different from all the rest of Brosnan's movies. Shame, as Brosnan was a good Bond.
>>218226495The sequels are like the Moore films but with more brutal action
>>218217086The fuck are you talking about?Goldeneye, Tomorrow and Die are all amazing good Bond movies.Its Craig who had the shit run.
>>218218732You should watch Nip/Tuck.
>>218226495>You could tell Golden Eye was originally written for Timothy DaltonDidn't it have to get extensive rewrites and delays that made it entirely different explicitly because it was originally a Dalton movie set in the USSR that collapsed while it was in development?
>>218217995>Imagine if the US/UK had put the chinks in their place in the 90sBond really fucked that one up.
>>218225889Lazenby is a lot better than the bad performances of Connery and he probably looks the closest to what the novel Bond was supposed to look like. I would trade 3 Moore Films for 3 more Lazenby films.
>>218220735I've been rewatching the Bond films with my wife (it's her first time going through all the Bond films. She had only seen Skyfall) and one thing I'm enjoying about all the classic films, even AVTAK, is that for the most part they're never boring, or if they are, they never overstay their welcome. I can't say that about the Craig films post QoS. Spectre was probably the most boring Bond film ever
>>218217584kek this site has broken my brain
>>218217086For me his first three movies are kino. The bad writing (which wasn't really that bad by Bond standards) was compensated 101% by all the espionage shenanigans and gadgets and great soundtracks and great shooting and beautiful scenery and mostly great villains and mostly godlike bondgirls. DAD was shit though.
>>218217086Quite a lot of Brosnan era bad guys whose evil plan includes having Bond fuck their girlfriend.
>>218217086Goldeneye was the only good Bond movie he did and you could argue that it was all down to Sean Bean as Bond movies live and die based on how cool the villain is.
>>218222775I collected experience on a smaller one but they oversteer very easily on the given surface. Worst offenders were asphalt and wet meadow. In both cases you have enough room to maneuver and get your speed up. It's quite fun but don't let your superiors catch you.
>>218217086The Madonna music video for Die Another Day was ironically better than the movie and arguably inspired Casino Royale with the whole crazy torture room angle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlbaJA7aO9MI am not saying its all good because its a lot of crap in the video but the torture thing and the part where they fight through glass was taken into John Wick 3.
>>218217086>set Guiness world record just do a scene in a movie>now it would just be CGISad!
>>218217086Goldeneye and The World is Not Enough are both good. That's a better ratio than Craig's 20% or Moore's 14%.
>>218218895Hey didn't fly so good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sd7elOnjug
>>218225819Did he really kill her in cold blood though? He demanded she call it all off, she didn't, commanded the sub to dive, he shot her.TWiNE is an alright film, the older I get the more I appreciate it tbqh.The acting during the torture scene was great.
>>218218928He was german
>>218217418Perhaps he's wondering why someone would choke a man before shooting him out of a plane
>>218230877This guy was good during the Brosnan run. Also a good reaction image
>>218232015Very 64
>>218232291Hagrid? I can't even remember him being in a Bond movie.
>>218218504>Anons were 10 in 2015
>>218217439Pushed grandma madonna into the movie & had her do one of the worst theme songs, it deserves the hate
>>218232437https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClawL-Yin1g
>>218220873I see them that way up until the Craig movies.
>>218217568Thunderball
>>218232481You mean for a five second cameo and a three minute song?
>>218218322after Tomorrow Never Dies, I was extremely excited for the next Bond movieone thing I've very thankful to TWINE for is that I was NOT excited for the next Bond movie and didn't see DAD in the theater
>>218232472Fucking hurts, doesn't it.>Tfw late 30's
>>218217454>playing fortnite on the phone while going to school
>>218217086He's the worst actor to ever live. I've never bought a single thing he's ever done as Bond.
>>218232472It's disturbing to think that there are other people out there like me who spent their late childhood and teenage years on this site and had that shape who they are. I came here for Syrian Civil War updates in 2015/16 as a kid and stayed along for the ride.
