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RizzoTheRat

25,229 posts

193 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Disastrous said:
RizzoTheRat said:
Satanael said:
he also swims in a dry suit with a tux under it... not a hair out of place nor a crease .....it is a movie after all
Can't remember which one but in one of the films he swims in a wetsuit and then takes it of to reveal his completely dry and crease free DJ underneath biggrin
biglaugh you quite literally quoted him saying exactly that!

Goldfinger, btw, and dry suit would make more sense.
No, I quoted him saying dry suit, in one of the films he's clearly in a wetsuit not a dry suit, there's a significant difference between the two and clue's in the names biggrin

Disastrous

10,090 posts

218 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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RizzoTheRat said:
Disastrous said:
RizzoTheRat said:
Satanael said:
he also swims in a dry suit with a tux under it... not a hair out of place nor a crease .....it is a movie after all
Can't remember which one but in one of the films he swims in a wetsuit and then takes it of to reveal his completely dry and crease free DJ underneath biggrin
biglaugh you quite literally quoted him saying exactly that!

Goldfinger, btw, and dry suit would make more sense.
No, I quoted him saying dry suit, in one of the films he's clearly in a wetsuit not a dry suit, there's a significant difference between the two and clue's in the names biggrin
Ah, you're saying he was wrong? I get you now.

But still, as you say, the clue is in the name so when he takes it off to reveal a 'dry' dinner suit, I'd have to go with dry suit... wink

(I know it looked like/actually was a wetsuit but it's just a film and dry suits are ugly baggy affairs not becoming of a superspy)


Impasse

15,099 posts

242 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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RizzoTheRat said:
Disastrous said:
RizzoTheRat said:
Satanael said:
he also swims in a dry suit with a tux under it... not a hair out of place nor a crease .....it is a movie after all
Can't remember which one but in one of the films he swims in a wetsuit and then takes it of to reveal his completely dry and crease free DJ underneath biggrin
biglaugh you quite literally quoted him saying exactly that!

Goldfinger, btw, and dry suit would make more sense.
No, I quoted him saying dry suit, in one of the films he's clearly in a wetsuit not a dry suit, there's a significant difference between the two and clue's in the names biggrin
But he said tux and you said DJ. Same suit, different application. Not being American, Mr Bond would never wear a tux.

Disastrous

10,090 posts

218 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Impasse said:
RizzoTheRat said:
Disastrous said:
RizzoTheRat said:
Satanael said:
he also swims in a dry suit with a tux under it... not a hair out of place nor a crease .....it is a movie after all
Can't remember which one but in one of the films he swims in a wetsuit and then takes it of to reveal his completely dry and crease free DJ underneath biggrin
biglaugh you quite literally quoted him saying exactly that!

Goldfinger, btw, and dry suit would make more sense.
No, I quoted him saying dry suit, in one of the films he's clearly in a wetsuit not a dry suit, there's a significant difference between the two and clue's in the names biggrin
But he said tux and you said DJ. Same suit, different application. Not being American, Mr Bond would never wear a tux.
This is true.

RizzoTheRat

25,229 posts

193 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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I thought he'd done similar in more than one film to honest, I know Arnie did it one film too (True Lies?) It's just one of those random film goofs that annoys me, like coming out of the alley way on the other two wheels than he went in (Diamond are forever?) and reheat on the Albatross in Tomorrow Never Dies biggrin

Disastrous

10,090 posts

218 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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RizzoTheRat said:
I thought he'd done similar in more than one film to honest, I know Arnie did it one film too (True Lies?) It's just one of those random film goofs that annoys me, like coming out of the alley way on the other two wheels than he went in (Diamond are forever?) and reheat on the Albatross in Tomorrow Never Dies biggrin
I remember a submariner pal of mine being furious at him swimming out and back into a sub in The World Is Not Enough as well. Oddly, I'm fairly immune to technical inaccuracies so long as they're fairly anchored in the realms of 'possible'.

The absurd CG stunts in Die Another Day annoy me much more. Bring back stuntmen! And I'm glad they did for Casino Royale.

Bill

52,958 posts

256 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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snowen250 said:
OP

You have totally mis-understood who and what Bond is.

He is the English gentleman spy. Well bred, well educated.
So have you tbh, he's a well-groomed thug and absolutely not a gentleman.

Davey S2

13,098 posts

255 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Mono is a stupid idea.

Where's the room for the fanny and the bottle of Bollinger?

Bond should have a copule of cars.

The start of the film could see him out in the English countryside with some posh totty in a nice Eagle E-Type Roadster.

He then needs something like a Bentley CGT Supersports with the obligatory gadgets for a few chase scenes later on.

ali_kat

31,996 posts

222 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Bill said:
So have you tbh, he's a well-groomed thug and absolutely not a gentleman.
Disagree again Bill.

JB is a gentleman; good background, well groomed, well educated. And just like any other Rugby playing Public Schoolboy, perfectly able to be a thug when required biggrin

J4CKO

41,694 posts

201 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Just no, never.

Sure they are a great and you can get away with one on a track but nothing makes you look like a Billy No Mates than a car with only one seat, Bond would never go on a track day or talk about suspension setup and "Track Work", thats for us sad car geeks, his car is part of a lifestyle, not the lifestyle itself.

Despite being a lone agent, he does, as has been mentioned need room for a Bond Girl and he cant have that in what is effectively a massive training shoe, Bond Girls like luxury, sophistication and style, not a big kids toy car.

What is the alternative, no bond Girls ? that would spoil the film for us chaps and I don't really need a scene in a massive, swish hotel bedroom with a Bottle of Vintage Bollinger being sipped as 007 flicks through the Adult Films on the pay perv-iew and has a Grumble, obviously M would have to pop up on a screen and say "Really, 007".

bobbo89

5,251 posts

146 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Davey S2 said:
Mono is a stupid idea.

Where's the room for the fanny and the bottle of Bollinger?

Bond should have a copule of cars.

The start of the film could see him out in the English countryside with some posh totty in a nice Eagle E-Type Roadster.

He then needs something like a Bentley CGT Supersports with the obligatory gadgets for a few chase scenes later on.
I like the idea of the Eagle but that sort of scene is kind of reserved for the DB5.

As for the Bentley, just no, there is not one thing about them that is cool and not even James Bond driving one can change that!

I can get with the idea of an M600 as its kind of the same ethos behind what the old Astons and Lotus's were about with them being very British etc. Also got to consider the Ginetta G60 if your going down that route though.

Baz2000

246 posts

125 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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NOOOOO!

The Mono represents everything that James Bond isn't, if that makes any sense biggrin

Edited by Baz2000 on Wednesday 22 January 14:11

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

243 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Baz2000 said:
NOOOOO!

The BOND represents everything that James Bond isn't, if that makes any sense biggrin
I'm afraid it doesn't.

RizzoTheRat

25,229 posts

193 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Justayellowbadge said:
Baz2000 said:
NOOOOO!

The BOND represents everything that James Bond isn't, if that makes any sense biggrin
I'm afraid it doesn't.
Oh yes it does


Vaud

50,737 posts

156 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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In Thunderball (book) he even would stoop as low as a bubble car... (though not his)

"the night before, scoring a most satisfactory left and right of Spaghetti Bolognese and Chianti at Lucien's in Brighton and of Miss Patricia Fearing on the squab seats from her bubble car high up on the Downs"

Impasse

15,099 posts

242 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Vaud said:
"the night before, scoring a most satisfactory left and right of Spaghetti Bolognese and Chianti at Lucien's in Brighton and of Miss Patricia Fearing on the squab seats from her bubble car high up on the Downs"
Ah yes. Miss Fearing's soft pillowy downs...

Baz2000

246 posts

125 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Justayellowbadge said:
I'm afraid it doesn't.
Ooops my bad paperbag

I was rushing that at work and accidentally pasted BOND instead of typing Mono.

Satanael

Original Poster:

355 posts

128 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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I love this thread..

It a very emotive subject ..

Like messing with the Union Jack !!!


Right now I am gonna wind everyone up ...


It's obviously lucky that the films are scripted by people with similar views to myself

"What Bond? In one of those new fangled Aston Martin things? Never , they are brash and tasteless, he will always drive a Bentley ... Next you will have him in one of thqse brash omega watches that spacemen wear, do you honestly believe bOnd could turn up in Monte Carlo in an Aston Martin without his trademark Rolex?"


Luckily the writers in the past have made bold decisions ... Many bad but seriously ... You are telling me that all these Bond fans are protecting him because they first read Flemings spy books.... More likely they had a corgi esprit sub that fired missiles ... Or a gold (yes mine was gold not silver) db5 with ejector seat...


Was the esprit wrong?
Aston ejector seat ?
Little Nellie ?


IMHO anyone who says they love bond because of.Flemings deep moody characterisation and not the fantastic job that the film makers did creating an icon, is probably telling porkies.... Art, classical music, wine anyone

The choice of music
The opening sequence
The one liners
The unbelievable villains
The gadget

Etc etc etc



So .... Sorry to all those who are totally embedded in a retro bond past ... That was invented by forward thinkers have missed the point


Bond has always been about finding the latest technology and showcasing it... Generally real or based on fact


The fact that most of you didn't even know what a mono was sort of rules you out as you probably don't know what a rail gun is or if active cloaking technology exists ...




So I repeat ... BOND SHOULD BE GIVEN A MONO AS HIS COOL GADGET IN THE NEXT MOVIE
though I do concede that needs his 4 seat family car when he picks up the Finnish contortionist triplets for a long evening of twister...


Let the flames begin


BTW my next subject to upset you.... Ferraris should be hammered and not kept in garages and polished by people who wear chinos and sports jackets...




Edited by Satanael on Wednesday 22 January 17:53

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

243 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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You need to talk to your caregivers.

The meds are inadequate.

Satanael

Original Poster:

355 posts

128 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Ha ha, really

And what car do you drive everyday :-)