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brendude13 on 14 March 2012
amp316 said:
brendude13 said:
amp316 said:

Also, don't ever mention Zardoz in any of my threads again.  That's a horrible black mark on Sir Sean Connery's wonderful career.  It's even worse than Never Say Never Again.  :p     

Are you going to review Never Say Never Again? I actually enjoyed it. *runs away*


I'm reviewing every Bond movie ever made.  Muahahahaha.

*I enjoyed it too.  Just not as much as most of the others*

Ahh, that's good to know. Do you believe there is no such thing as a bad Bond movie then?



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amp316 on 15 March 2012
brendude13 said:
amp316 said:
brendude13 said:
amp316 said:

Also, don't ever mention Zardoz in any of my threads again.  That's a horrible black mark on Sir Sean Connery's wonderful career.  It's even worse than Never Say Never Again.  :p     

Are you going to review Never Say Never Again? I actually enjoyed it. *runs away*


I'm reviewing every Bond movie ever made.  Muahahahaha.

*I enjoyed it too.  Just not as much as most of the others*

Ahh, that's good to know. Do you believe there is no such thing as a bad Bond movie then?

I would say that I enjoy all of them better than 98% of all other action movies.  Let's put it that way.  That's why when I pick apart a movie like NSNA you shouldn't take it too seriously.  I like it much better than say, XXX.



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Dr.Grass on 15 March 2012
Rath said:
Dr.Grass said:
I'm not many people care about 007 movies.

I just want to say that diamonds aren't forever. In fact, at standard temperature and pressure, a diamond turns into charcoal.


Interesting if true. Can you provide a source?


Erm. It's basic thermodynamics...

The same process which turns common carbon compounds into diamonds under high pressure/temperature, turns diamonds back into those compounds under standard temperature and pressure (i.e what we experience now).

Google "diamonds don't last forever" or something along that line.



Mr Khan on 15 March 2012

Another fun fact: Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd served as inspiration for villains in the 2000s cartoon Codename Kids Next Door as Mr. Wink and Mr. Fibb



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amp316 on 15 March 2012
Mr Khan said:
Another fun fact: Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd served as inspiration for villains in the 2000s cartoon Codename Kids Next Door as Mr. Wink and Mr. Fibb


I didn't know that.

Yet another fun fact:  Apparently Wint and Kidd are the names of two ghouls in the Fallout series. 



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brendude13 on 15 March 2012
amp316 said:
brendude13 said:
amp316 said:
brendude13 said:

Are you going to review Never Say Never Again? I actually enjoyed it. *runs away*


I'm reviewing every Bond movie ever made.  Muahahahaha.

*I enjoyed it too.  Just not as much as most of the others*

Ahh, that's good to know. Do you believe there is no such thing as a bad Bond movie then?

I would say that I enjoy all of them better than 98% of all other action movies.  Let's put it that way.  That's why when I pick apart a movie like NSNA you shouldn't take it too seriously.  I like it much better than say, XXX.

Oh, the irony, I just watched xXx 10 minutes ago and I love that movie too.

I understand what you mean though, certain movies just have "soul", that sets them apart from all the other crap that is produced these days. I feel the same way about games too.