Chukzombi
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I like The Critical Drinker's reviews;
Brosnan had two good movies, a mediocre movie, and a terrible movie. That's probably a better track record than Moore had.As some one who lived through the Pierce Brosnan phase of Bond
Only thing good that came out of the Brosnan era was the greatest FPS ever (don't jump down my throat about newer shinier games, you know it's true!)Brosnan had two good movies, a mediocre movie, and a terrible movie. That's probably a better track record than Moore had.
Octopussy was Moore's bad one. View To a Kill was just "ok". his other stuff was a lot of fun even if it wasnt edgy and realistic. fuck edgy and realistic. let me laugh and clap. its a fucking action movie.Brosnan had two good movies, a mediocre movie, and a terrible movie. That's probably a better track record than Moore had.
unless he is 007, they may as well not even bother since all canon going forward has been dead ended by his death. if James Bond comes back then this all gets retconned and sheboon007 cant exist.The movie itself was around 2:30 long. Add in the credits and shit and it hits a bit under 3 hours. There was no after credits scene.
"JAMES BOND WILL RETURN"
I didn't think anything Craig did was in the same universe as Brosnan. which wasnt in the same continuity as the Connery-Moore-Lazenby. And no one knows if Dalton's movies are connected to those 3. At least that is how I've always viewed the series.Yeah, I don't know how he would be back, but maybe they'll do some in the past shit.
Felix Leiter connects the Dalton and Moore movies. And while they did an almost full recast for GoldenEye, Desmond Llewellyn reprised his role as Q, suggesting that Craig is the only Bond that isn't part of the shared universe.And no one knows if Dalton's movies are connected to those 3.