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er, I think I've just seen the most disgusting death scene so far in GoT. in Season 4 ( episode 8). Think it's actually put me off watching anymore for a while. That's just **** torture porn grim sadism. Who is entertained by that? I mean I know all the deaths are brutal, but this one, **** nah, too much for me. **** this show. 

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The Spy Who Loved Me is still up there as one of the best Bond's. A huge budget, great gadgets, a truly iconic and memorable opening scene, the best cars, some of the most exotic locations, beautiful women, consistent pacing, a great script, an excellent theme tune and Jaws amongst many other things!

Roger Moore was a gentleman and if you read his book My Word is my Bond the final chapters talk alot about his work as a UNICEF ambassador.

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The Spy Who Loved Me script written by Christopher Wood and he was given the task to portray Bond closer to the books — "very English, very smooth, good sense of humour". 

This is still regarded as the truest depiction of Bond on-screen.

Guess if you don't like Moore's portrayal you don't like his true likeness from the original books, watch Bourne instead or Jack Reacher and paint-by-numbers.

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55 minutes ago, Rodders said:

er, I think I've just seen the most disgusting death scene so far in GoT. in Season 4 ( episode 8). Think it's actually put me off watching anymore for a while. That's just **** torture porn grim sadism. Who is entertained by that? I mean I know all the deaths are brutal, but this one, **** nah, too much for me. **** this show. 

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That was a brilliant moment in both TV and the books. Hard to watch, but that's what GoT was all about at its best.

There are only another 4 or 5 episodes worth watching in the next 4 seasons so it's probably a good point to knock it on the head anyway.

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2 minutes ago, Zhan_Zhuang said:

The Spy Who Loved Me script written by Christopher Wood and he was given the task to portray Bond closer to the books — "very English, very smooth, good sense of humour". 

This is still regarded as the truest depiction of Bond on-screen.

Guess if you don't like Moore's portrayal you don't like his true likeness from the original books, watch Bourne instead or Jack Reacher and paint-by-numbers.

Maybe my ridiculous answer fell flat. Of course I don’t think he is responsible for the words. It was a joke. 

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5 minutes ago, Seat68 said:

Maybe my ridiculous answer fell flat. Of course I don’t think he is responsible for the words. It was a joke. 

That was the moment to double down.

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3 minutes ago, chrisp65 said:

That was the moment to double down.

You’ll never get a cabinet post.

Yeah but Moore has a lot of fans on here and I don’t fancy logging into a pile on in the morning. 
 

That said,  Moore’s the shittest Bond. 
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1 hour ago, Zhan_Zhuang said:

The Spy Who Loved Me script written by Christopher Wood and he was given the task to portray Bond closer to the books — "very English, very smooth, good sense of humour". 

This is still regarded as the truest depiction of Bond on-screen.

Guess if you don't like Moore's portrayal you don't like his true likeness from the original books, watch Bourne instead or Jack Reacher and paint-by-numbers.

Look, I have nothing against Roger Moore as a bloke, lovely chap, but he will always be THE SAINT to me. And as for him being closest to Fleming's Bond, that is so far wide of the mark I don't know where to begin. The Bond in the books may have been suave and sophisticated, but he was also hard-bitten, cynical and somewhat emotionally crippled. A hard-drinking, gambling-addicted ex-navy thug in a tuxedo, with a streak of sadism. Moore was way too soft a character, too nice, too amusingly ironic. Craig got the closest to it in Casino Royale (although I so wish it had been set in the 1950s). 

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1 hour ago, Zhan_Zhuang said:

The Spy Who Loved Me script written by Christopher Wood and he was given the task to portray Bond closer to the books — "very English, very smooth, good sense of humour". 

This is still regarded as the truest depiction of Bond on-screen.

Guess if you don't like Moore's portrayal you don't like his true likeness from the original books, watch Bourne instead or Jack Reacher and paint-by-numbers.

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