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Topic History of: No Time To Die
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hedda	I liked Pierce Brosnan & his Irish charm and I always liked Roger Moore who was pretty good at delivering tongue in cheek quips. I do like Daniel Craig as an actor. Sean Connery is a legend of course but I like the later Bond films with their fantastical & improbable scenes.
Green Man	JK2006 wrote: The new Bond film is excellent; as good as Casino Royale; Daniel Craig is better than he's ever been, the best individual Bond performance ever I think. And it ends with my favourite Bond song of all by Louis Armstrong. I know it all personal choice. I saw Casino Royale in the cinema and found it an absolute chore to sit through - I haven't bothered with Bond since. I thought it was dire with Pierce Brosnan, he is the second worst Bond in my opinion. I did like Pierce Brosnan is Lawnmower Man. The line where he says "It took me a year just to learn the Latin alphabet" always cracks me up, I remember a few chuckles in the cinema also when said it. The Latin alphabet is not that hard or that difficult to learn however speaking it can be. Lawnmower Man was before time and Jeff Fahey did make some good films back in the day.
Stephan Lacey	James Connery was the only Bond; 007 meaning licensed to kill. Some in government employ don't require any permit these days.
JK2006	The new Bond film is excellent; as good as Casino Royale; Daniel Craig is better than he's ever been, the best individual Bond performance ever I think. And it ends with my favourite Bond song of all by Louis Armstrong.