Official Rate the last movie you watched thread

[palitoy]

As long as thugs never think to attack in groups, there will be martial arts sequences.

[PNGwynne]

What Iron Fist should have looked like...

[Nostalgiabuff]

damn! that was so over the top cool

[Hector]

Anybody seen a Chilean martial arts movie called Kiltro?

It’s a wild ride, lol.

Saw it years ago, but saw it again recently again.

Who would’ve thunk it? A crazy martial arts flick from Chile.

Fight scene...

[PNGwynne]

Thank you, Hector.

they are all fun, i don't dislike any of them(except for Never Say Never Again). i just prefer Moore, then Craig, Brosnan, Connery, Lazenby, Dalton. but all of the movies have their moments and they are all fun. i might have to go have a Bondathon. i have all of them on disc

You're more egalitarian than me, I only have the first seven on dvd.

I would say for Moore, I like LALD and FYEO best.

[Hector]

[Nostalgiabuff]

Hey, but this old man also appreciates the young...as my second favorite Bond is Daniel Craig...

i was only joking, we're probably the same age

[Hector]

Richard Maibaum scripted films like Dr. No and Goldfinger more realistically than their Fleming novels. It was You Only Live Twice that began to veer into the absurd--and that was written by Roald Dahl. For me the "jump-the-shark" Bond film is Diamonds Are Forever--though plummy Charles Gray and the film are fun.

I grew up with Moore and don't dislike him, but the Connery films were a revelation to me. Moore is still basically playing the Saint.

Right on the money post...

[Hector]

they are all fun, i don't dislike any of them(except for Never Say Never Again). i just prefer Moore, then Craig, Brosnan, Connery, Lazenby, Dalton. but all of the movies have their moments and they are all fun. i might have to go have a Bondathon. i have all of them on disc

Yeah! You also picked Craig as number two...

All is now well in the world...

[Hector]

Moore's movies were light hearted in a lot of ways. but i was referring more to the fight scenes and a lot of the gadgets in the Connery films. Different era. You old folks might have grown up with Connery

Hey, but this old man also appreciates the young...as my second favorite Bond is Daniel Craig...

[Nostalgiabuff]

they are all fun, i don't dislike any of them(except for Never Say Never Again). i just prefer Moore, then Craig, Brosnan, Connery, Lazenby, Dalton. but all of the movies have their moments and they are all fun. i might have to go have a Bondathon. i have all of them on disc

[PNGwynne]

I agree with that. But I’m still reeling from Nostalgiabuff’s comments...

Richard Maibaum scripted films like Dr. No and Goldfinger more realistically than their Fleming novels. It was You Only Live Twice that began to veer into the absurd--and that was written by Roald Dahl. For me the "jump-the-shark" Bond film is Diamonds Are Forever--though plummy Charles Gray and the film are fun.

I grew up with Moore and don't dislike him, but the Connery films were a revelation to me. Moore is still basically playing the Saint.

[Nostalgiabuff]

The Connery movies were too cartoonish? My dear god, my good man, it’s the other way around. Moore’s silly take on Bond was the cartoonish one, lol.

Was it the bad pizza?

Moore's movies were light hearted in a lot of ways. but i was referring more to the fight scenes and a lot of the gadgets in the Connery films. Different era. You old folks might have grown up with Connery

[Hector]

Ha!

I just like the more light hearted Roger Moore movies with all the crazy gadgets.

I agree with that. But I’m still reeling from Nostalgiabuff’s comments...

[Hector]

Moore was the bond I grew up with and so is my favorite. The Connery movies were too cartoonish. I like Majesty's Secret Service though.

The Connery movies were too cartoonish? My dear god, my good man, it’s the other way around. Moore’s silly take on Bond was the cartoonish one, lol.

Was it the bad pizza?