| amp316 said: J.W. Pepper is funny. I was just explaining him the best that I could and he is a stereotype. :p I think that maybe the reason that the plot bothered me is because I read the book which is one of Fleming's better ones. The movie doesn't follow the story hardly at all and maybe that's what upset me. Ian Fleming died before Moore became Bond, but when he was asked who he thought should play Bond, he said David Niven (this was back in the 50's). He also wasn't pleased with the choice of Connery, but changed his mind after viewing Dr. No. |
I can understand your point of view if you've read the book and there's significant differences. I really hate it when movies stray to far from the source material (I'm looking at you Lost World: Jurassic Park). I have yet to read any Bond book maybe I should look into that when I'm done reading the Millenium books.
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