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| 1.Emma (1997) starring: Kate Beckinsale, Bernard Hepton, Mark Strong, Samantha Bond, James Hazeldine directed by: Diarmuid Lawrence December 26, 1996 |
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| THIS MOVIE IS ABOUT A LITTLE BUSY BODY...WE ALL KNOW THEM AND JANE AUSTIN'S TALES ARE HAPPENING STILL TODAY WE JUST DON'T TAKE NOTICE UNTIL WE SIT AND WATCH A MOVIE SUCH AS EMMA..THEN WE REALIZE WE KNOW SOME ONE JUST LIKE HER..GREAT MOVIE |
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| 2.Tomorrow Never Dies starring: Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce, Michelle Yeoh, Teri Hatcher, Ricky Jay directed by: Roger Spottiswoode October 19, 1999 |
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| The final half hour is an overwrought shoot out aboard a stealth craft that is too long by 25 minutes. Nothing happens except a lot of fake bullets fly endlessly. Otherwise, the plot, thinly disguised as a spoof on Rupert Murdoch, involves the usual megalomaniac -in this case, a media mogul - bent on creating world havoc for his own gain. Brosnan is cool in the early going, and the opener, involving an arms bazaar and a nuclear bomb carrying jet fighter is great, as usual with Bond films. The story line overall ... Read More: |
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| 3.GoldenEye starring: Joe Don Baker, Sean Bean, Samantha Bond, Pierce Brosnan, Robbie Coltrane October 19, 1999 |
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| So Bond may be a "dinosaur" but he took a slight evolutionary step forward with Pierce Brosnan who at the time seemed born to play Bond. So it was the 90s, the coldwar had thawed out, so-called political correctness was in the air and so what's a "sexist", coldwar warrior, relic of the 1960s to do? Well, pretty much what he's always done. Because really the world hadn't changed so much that women don't no longer go for cocky, smooth talking alpha-males (no matter how p.c. things get) and governments don't use remorseless ... Read More: |
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| 4.Miss Marple: Murder Is Announced starring: Joan Hickson, Ursula Howells, Renée Asherson, Samantha Bond, Simon Shepherd directed by: David Giles July 19, 2000 |
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| I've seen most of the Joan Hickson Marple movies and this is definitely one of, if not THE, best. All the elements of a good murder mystery. You will suspect nearly everyone of being the murderer at some point. Highly intriguing and entertaining! |
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| 5.Black Candle starring: Cathy Sandford, Nathaniel Parker, James Gaddas, Bob Smeaton, Brian Hogg directed by: Roy Battersby November 08, 1995 |
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| I rented this (thank the gods I didn't buy it) based on the reviews here. Wow . . . really bad movie. Trite. Unsatisfying. I'm searching for words to express how much I disliked this show. Look, I'm a HUGE period-piece fanatic. I wouldn't recommend even renting it. |
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| 6.Bond: Goldeneye starring: Joe Don Baker, Sean Bean, Samantha Bond, Pierce Brosnan, Robbie Coltrane October 29, 1996 |
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| So Bond may be a "dinosaur" but he took a slight evolutionary step forward with Pierce Brosnan who at the time seemed born to play Bond. So it was the 90s, the coldwar had thawed out, so-called political correctness was in the air and so what's a "sexist", coldwar warrior, relic of the 1960s to do? Well, pretty much what he's always done. Because really the world hadn't changed so much that women don't no longer go for cocky, smooth talking alpha-males (no matter how p.c. things get) and governments don't use remorseless assassins to spy and kill ... Read More: |
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| 7.Murder Is Announced starring: Joan Hickson, Ursula Howells, Renée Asherson, Samantha Bond, Simon Shepherd directed by: David Giles January 01, 1998 |
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| I've seen most of the Joan Hickson Marple movies and this is definitely one of, if not THE, best. All the elements of a good murder mystery. You will suspect nearly everyone of being the murderer at some point. Highly intriguing and entertaining! |
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| 8.GoldenEye starring: Joe Don Baker, Sean Bean, Samantha Bond, Pierce Brosnan, Robbie Coltrane October 29, 1996 |
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| So Bond may be a "dinosaur" but he took a slight evolutionary step forward with Pierce Brosnan who at the time seemed born to play Bond. So it was the 90s, the coldwar had thawed out, so-called political correctness was in the air and so what's a "sexist", coldwar warrior, relic of the 1960s to do? Well, pretty much what he's always done. Because really the world hadn't changed so much that women don't no longer go for cocky, smooth talking alpha-males (no matter how p.c. things get) and governments don't use remorseless assassins to spy and kill for them. Heh, Bond's new ... Read More: |
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| 9.Mansfield Park starring: Giles Ashton, Sharon Beare, Samantha Bond, David Buck, Robert Burbage directed by: David Giles October 17, 1995 |
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| Excellent adaptation. I dislike, very much, when a teleplay strays from the story you already know and love. It disturbs me greatly when a story is so rushed. This story is not so rushed and allows the imagination to play along. I am so happy that I heeded to the 5 star reviews instead of the 1 stars. Hero and heroine are not especially handsome, but are very normal and fine looking to be sure. |
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| 10.The World is Not Enough starring: Pierce Brosnan, Sophie Marceau, Robert Carlyle, Denise Richards, Robbie Coltrane directed by: Michael Apted May 16, 2000 |
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| Brosnan's third Bond movie, The world is Not Enough, is high on action but weak on plot. Robert Carlyle is a pretty good villain but his motivations seem a bit unclear. Sophie Marceu is also very good as the main Bond girl, while Denise Richards' performance is weak and she's completely miscast. Leonard Maltin wrote that the movie makes M (Judi Dench) seem foolish, and he's right. From the earlier movies, I took her to be a bright woman, but in this one she's unbelievably stupid, considering she's the head of an intelligence agency (no pun intended).
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