Fantastic introduction to Renard. It was correct to cut his earlier scene.
I didn't know about this. What was the cut scene?
Regardless, yes...it's is a good intro. It's full of promise that is never quite fulfilled.
His intro reminds me of Trevelyan's reintroduction to Bond in the graveyard of monuments in GE. He's similarly sententious, appearing out of the shadows.
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I don’t get the bit with the blue trainers...
This is Thunderbird 2, how can I be of assistance?
I have no problem with Denise Richard's role or performance in this film. Don't see why you can't be a nuclear scientist and look like Lara Croft. Her attitude initially parallels Holly Goodhead's... and she plays it fine. Plus she's damned hot!
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I have no problem with Denise Richard's role or performance in this film. Don't see why you can't be a nuclear scientist and look like Lara Croft. Her attitude initially parallels Holly Goodhead's... and she plays it fine. Plus she's damned hot!
Lara Croft (computer game - not Angelina Jolie) was very popular back then and there is certainly a connection between both
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His intro reminds me of Trevelyan's reintroduction to Bond in the graveyard of monuments in GE. He's similarly sententious, appearing out of the shadows.
Hommage to green trainers
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Training shoes were unavailable in certain areas, so highly prized.
Have you been focussing on her acting?
I have not
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Oh... is THAT where it all started?
I actually don’t mind Denise Richards as Jones. But then, I had seen Starship Troopers before TWINE!
Apted thought that it wasn't a good enough introduction.
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Lara Croft (computer game - not Angelina Jolie) was very popular back then and there is certainly a connection between both
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
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I find the shoot-out here a little underwhelming. Perhaps it's just that the setting feels too much like the studio set it is.
The pacing is shot to whack. Slow slow quick quick slow, for Me it’s the explosions and the music that keep it ticking nicely...
The wall screen reminds me of the Tracy Brothers Comm portraits in classic Thunderbirds.
Timestamp: Electra on the laptop
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Brosnan plays well when matched with an actor of Sophie Marceau's calibre.
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First time I saw that, she had me doubting Bonds instincts.... till he speaks to M.
Talking of M, helicopter shot, Goldfinger homage? Feels like it.
Did we really have computer monitors that big?!