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who should be the new James Bond for the next film? Pierce Brosnon is out as Bond so who do you think could take his place? | |
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Hulk Hogan! "Bond, James Bond brother!!!"
(note, this joke was shamelessly stolen from the Talkbackers at AICN.) 
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Clive Owen
The cat who played the assassin in "Bourne Supremacy" would make a good one too. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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Wayne Coyne. | |
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TheFrog said: 
now i know you are insane |
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"the name's Major. John Major."
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lollyp0p said: TheFrog said:   | |
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TheFrog said: "the name's Major. John Major."
ermmmmm Froggy the men with the white coats and the "special" jacket with the pretty straps on will be here any minute  |
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TheFrog said: lollyp0p said: he's mine lolly keep away 
you can have him i give him up |
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lollyp0p said: TheFrog said: lolly, i worry about you sometimes.  i wrote this poem for john major. it's called, "let me be your pyjamas":
let me be your pyjamas former prime minister i wanna warm ya let my body wear you like a glove do oh major john john major let me be your pyjamas fin  | |
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TheFrog said: lollyp0p said: i wrote this poem for john major. it's called, "let me be your pyjamas":
let me be your pyjamas former prime minister i wanna warm ya let my body wear you like a glove do oh major john john major let me be your pyjamas fin I TOLD YOU LOLLY HE IS MINE NOW BACK OFF 
 
ok sweetie  |
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I know Eric Bana really well because I worked for his accountant & got 2 know him on one to one basis during the period he was filming Chopper. I have 2 say that he would be pretty hard 2 beat as Bond. Superior qualities by far. | |
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You know what? I'm not sure I give a shit anymore.
Bond movies. I grew up with them. Been going to the cinema to see them since I was 6. The last one was the first time I didn't bother going to the big screen. I'm going to use a very harsh metaphor here, so forgive me. Bond movies are like an old friend who's blown their mind with too many hard drugs in ridiculous quantities. You kind of stick with them for what they were, even though they've become a complete drag and aren't any kind of fun anymore. That's why I was so excited by Quentin Tarrantinos brilliant idea of going back to basics and doing a Bond film that actualy owed something to Ian Flemimng. However, like all perfect dreams, it was completly unfeasable. A maverick like Tarantino could never work within the major studio system, especialy with a lucrative franchise. I think Brosnan was a great Bond but, apart from "The World Is Not Enough" which I really liked, I thought all the Bond films he appeared in were shit. In fact, since "Live & Let Die" the only Bond films that I could say hand-on-heart, I thought were any good were "Octupussy" and "TWINE". That's it. Yeah, I'll still sit down and watch them like every other sucker, but deep down, I'll know I'm watching a piece of shit. "You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain" | |
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TheFrog said: Come now, John Major is surely in line to play Clark Kent in Superman: The Geriatric Years. | |
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JDINTERACTIVE said: TheFrog said: Come now, John Major is surely in line to play Clark Kent in Superman: The Geriatric Years. I can really see that  |
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The name's Bond. Justin Bond.  | |
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daned said: You know what? I'm not sure I give a shit anymore.
Bond movies. I grew up with them. Been going to the cinema to see them since I was 6. The last one was the first time I didn't bother going to the big screen. I'm going to use a very harsh metaphor here, so forgive me. Bond movies are like an old friend who's blown their mind with too many hard drugs in ridiculous quantities. You kind of stick with them for what they were, even though they've become a complete drag and aren't any kind of fun anymore. That's why I was so excited by Quentin Tarrantinos brilliant idea of going back to basics and doing a Bond film that actualy owed something to Ian Flemimng. However, like all perfect dreams, it was completly unfeasable. A maverick like Tarantino could never work within the major studio system, especialy with a lucrative franchise. I think Brosnan was a great Bond but, apart from "The World Is Not Enough" which I really liked, I thought all the Bond films he appeared in were shit. In fact, since "Live & Let Die" the only Bond films that I could say hand-on-heart, I thought were any good were "Octupussy" and "TWINE". That's it. Yeah, I'll still sit down and watch them like every other sucker, but deep down, I'll know I'm watching a piece of shit. Hmmm, I thought all of the Roger Moore films, with the exception of For Your Eyes Only, sucked shit through a straw. I didn't care much for Brosnan's films (with the exception of the last one, which actually surprised me in that it knew when to stick to the formula, and when to deviate) but I did like him as Bond. The rest of your post I completely concur with.
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I personally think that Antonio Sabato Jr. would be excellent.
But didn't they end up picking that idiot from "Phone Booth"?  [Edited 9/8/04 13:19pm] | |
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my vote is for The Frog...
but then again i don't watch bond films.  you're only as old as you feel..............so how old do i feel 
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lillith said: my vote is for The Frog...
but then again i don't watch bond films.
i only came on here just to post his picture and say the same thing  | |
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