This scene is 'First Plenty, then Tiffany' done properly. Also it continues the put-a-girl-in-a-closet element of farce we saw with Miss Caruso in LALD.
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Britt Ekland is very beautiful :x
Her character strikes a lighter tone, contrasting with Maud Adams darker character.
She looks lovely here. Her quasi-feminist stance over dinner proves short-lived.
I don't see it as feminist at all.
It's not "her scene" to become just one of his passing fancies... and there's a background round of applause as she says it (as if clapping her women's lib stance). Extremely short-lived.
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She looks lovely here. Her quasi-feminist stance over dinner proves short-lived.
I don't see it as feminist at all.
It's not "her scene" to become just one of his passing fancies... and there's a background round of applause as she says it (as if clapping her women's lib stance). Extremely short-lived.
Women's lib isn't about not sleeping with men. It's about women chosing who they sleep with.
I hate how Scaramanga's tale from his past, derived directly from Fleming, is frankly disrespected by all the distracting nonsense over bags of nuts and the solex. Unforgivable.
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It's not "her scene" to become just one of his passing fancies... and there's a background round of applause as she says it (as if clapping her women's lib stance). Extremely short-lived.
Women's lib isn't about not sleeping with men. It's about women chosing who they sleep with.
I agree. It's that background round of applause which makes me feel that Hamilton was trying to make some sort of point.
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No smiles, no lightness.... a sharp contrast to the way she shines as Octopussy.
Wonderful movie! (Also stars ex-Mrs Connery Diane Cilento)
I don't see it as feminist at all.
It seems she's agreeing to sleep with Bond only as part of the bargain, making him look sleazy
It's not "her scene" to become just one of his passing fancies... and there's a background round of applause as she says it (as if clapping her women's lib stance). Extremely short-lived.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Women's lib isn't about not sleeping with men. It's about women chosing who they sleep with.
They probably used the ones that the production had.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I agree. It's that background round of applause which makes me feel that Hamilton was trying to make some sort of point.
Higgins yes, as was magenta, light blue with swirls and custard yellow with shadow stripes.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I think it's not something Pepper would do. He wouldn't even go to Thailand.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
If only WE had been so lucky.
They just wanted to bring him back on any pretext, however implausible.