Bond, James Bond

[Raoul]

If you are a Bond fan, go see Skyfall. It's definitely a good one.

And for all of you (us) old guys, pee first. It's about 2.5 hours.

[JeffL]

Yep I want to make sure and catch that in the theater.

[Mike.357]

Since Sean Connery and Roger Moore I have a real problem buying into James Bond movies.
Both my all time fav's, can't pick a winner between them.

[Raoul]

[quote name='Mike.357' timestamp='1352681344' post='844005']
Since Sean Connery and Roger Moore I have a real problem buying into James Bond movies.
Both my all time fav's, can't pick a winner between them.
[/quote]

I understand. I would have to say that Daniel Craig in this movie definitely carried the Bod tradition forward.

[Garufa]

I have heard this movie is nothing but non-stop action.

Regardless, James Bond to me is hunting for diamonds with Willard Whyte.

[Links2k]

I'm looking forward to seeing the movie. Can anyone tell me if the theaters in Olive Branch and Southaven, Ms are posted? Collierville is out since they posted.

Also, I have liked all of the Bonds except Timothy Dalton or is it Daly Edited November 12, 2012 by LINKS2K

[CQB Elite]

I really like Daniel Craig's version of Bond. Its a different type of character- more head bashing than Connery's smooth talking version.

[Dolomite`s Breezy]

I liked Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan..But its because they are ( where ) very handsome in their younger years .Oh and their accents got me swooning..
Action wise they are all good. Since the age of CGI and Special effects .. they are only going to get better ..
Craig is a bit to softspoken for me actualy. I think they should have made him more beefcakey.. lol

[Shug]

I like the Daniel Craig version, It's when James Bond first became a 007. Rough around the edges before he became the smooth Sean Connery version. And Dame Judith Dench makes a great "M"

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Sean Connery used to be my favorite, but Daniel Craig tops the list for me, now. I'll wait for the pausable
version to get out. Thanks for the warning, Raoul.
I've seen them all and they all were good movies, but Craig as Bond just seems to fit what I remember of
the books.

[Guest ThePunisher]

I like the new Daniel Craig version of Bond. All the action seems more in the realm of reality. He is a very physically fit version of Bond, something you would expect from someone in the Navy Seals or Delta Forces. All three of the Bond movies with Craig are very good, and makes you to want another movie to follow quickly.

[mav]

I think Craig has turned out to be a great Bond, expecially in Casino Royale. While I grew up with Roger Moore, I would have to say that Craig and Dalton are my favorites mainly due to them being more realistic as a cold assassin/spy.

[Slpeod]

Saw the new one last night and will say that it is now one of my favorites. I have read all the books before and will say this one has a lot of throwback to the good bond days. If you thing Craig brought it in Casino Royale wait until you see this one.

[analog_kidd]

Of them all, Roger Moore was my least favorite. It always seemed like he tried to be a funny guy Bond, and it just came of as weak to me. Sean Connery was definitely my favorite, but I think he has been replaced by Craig. Seems like Craig is just a bad-ass.

[hipower]

[quote name='6.8 AR' timestamp='1352692675' post='844135']
Sean Connery used to be my favorite, but Daniel Craig tops the list for me, now. I'll wait for the pausable
version to get out. Thanks for the warning, Raoul.
I've seen them all and they all were good movies, but Craig as Bond just seems to fit what I remember of
the books.
[/quote]

I agree with 6.8, Craig is much closer to the orginal Ian Fleming Bond character. Rougher and little more gruff and unsophisticated. I still prefer Connery, then Brosnan. Moore left me wanting to find something else to watch.