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TopicHitman devs are making a Bond game
ParanoidObsessive
11/20/20 1:28:41 PM
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Metalsonic66 posted...
I like Daniel Craig but he's clearly a different kind of Bond. But so was Brosnan

I'd argue that every Bond (even Lazenby) was their own unique version of the character, with slightly different personality quirks and attitude. Part of which is because of the different actors, part of which is because the time period the films are made affects their tone and story, because culture has shifted multiple times over the past 60 years (70 years if you're counting the original Bond from the books, who was different from all the others in his own way as well).

Which is part of why I've always loved the "James Bond is a code-name and each actor is actually playing a different person using that same code-name, not the same man as all the others" idea. Even if it's not true, it kind of makes the films more interesting overall.



Raddest_Chad posted...
I'm nostalgic for Pierce Brosnan Bond. That was when I got into the franchise. My parents liked it before and had some VHS tapes of the older ones, but I was too young to care, I guess. I remember seeing GoldenEye in the theatre and getting the N64 game early because some little store here broke street date.

I thought Pierce Brosnan was a great Bond, and always felt bad for him that the scripts they gave him were so terrible (other than GoldenEye, which was great). He's in some of the worst Bond films ever, but it's through no fault of his own. Dalton's another one who kind of got screwed over in the same way.

As for me, I feel like Roger Moore is my favorite Bond. I know older fans tend to gush over Connery and younger fans tend to gravitate to Daniel Craig, but I've never really been all that keen on either of them. Part of my taste probably stems from the fact that the first Bond film I probably saw was A View to a Kill (with its awesome Duran Duran intro song!), and his role in Cannonball Run, which were both a bit playful and light-hearted (which is arguably more appealing to kids than a more gruff, serious action guy). So that's my mental image for what sort of person Bond should be (which is probably why I also tend to like Brosnan, because he kind of falls into that same sort of category most of the time).
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