Whats Your Favorite Gadget From The James Bond Movies?
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The exploding toothpaste always makes me laff. Imagine getting em mixed up.
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I realize I'm in the minority, but I hate ALL of the Sean Connery Bond films. Sure, he originated the role in the movies, but I find his to be the most boring. Pierce Brosnan is, by far and away, the best of the Bond actors, followed closely by Roger Moore. \n\nAs to the best James Bond flick to-date, I would probably have to say the last one, "Die Another Day". Good plot, good FX, good acting......the most entertaining of the Brosnan Bond flicks, I've found.
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James Bond and Jack Bauer
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You mean the claw-like device?\n\nI'm not sure what it's called, but the movie is one of my fav Tom Cruise films.
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james bond or james bonds
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My father, who's a dead ringer for Sean Connery, took me to see my first Bond movie in 1964 - the premiere of Goldfinger.  Sean will always be Bond first in my heart.\nRoger Moore was great as The Saint, but I thought he was too slick and shiny as Bond.\nGeorge "One Shot" Lazenby was good enough - there were some excellent action sequences in that flick.\nI liked Timothy Dalton except for his Burt Lancaster-esque laugh.\nAnd I certainly liked Brosnan - he was cool under fire.\nI haven't seen Daniel Craig yet but I'm looking forward to it.\nHow 'bout you?
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called a rebreather and it circulates your air and scrubbs it clean so you have air to breathe , closed loop system. its a large backpack thing and it requires special training. james bond thing is cool but non existent.
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Bible\nBest swiss army knife money can buy\nA waterproof, solar-powered satellite telephone w/ GPS :)
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Goldfinger...\n\n"...He's the man, the man with Midas touch. A spider's touch.\nSuch a cold finger.\nBeckons you, to enter his web of sin. But don't go in.\nGolden words he will paw in your ear, but his lies can't\ndisguise what you fear\nFor a golden girl knows when he's kissed her, it's the kiss of death,\nfrom Mr. Goldfinger. Pretty girl, beware of his heart of\ngold.\nThis heart is cold...."\n\nIn my opinion this soft jazz composition by Bond-films composer John Barry, with it's dark and sultry lyrics sung by Bassey Shirley, simply cannot be beat;...\n\n...it is the quintessential Bond-movie theme...
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Just have a look at the sites\nhttp://www.JAMES-BOND.BIZ \nhttp://www.JAMESBONDWOMAN.COM
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I saw this at a cast and crew screening in London last weekend: I'm not a huge Bond fan, but I do enjoy them on a purely popcorn level and this was definitely one of the best in recent memory. The tone is much edgier and nastier than the Brosnan movies, harking back more to Dr. No or For Your Eyes Only. The action sequences are brilliantly shot and edited for maximum impact and are some of the best out of any Bond movie. Martin Campbell, who also made 'Goldeneye', was an excellent choice and, for me, is one of the best Bond directors. What gives this the lead over recent Bonds is the more realistic feel: the exotic locales, fast cars, spectacular action, beautiful women and many other Bond hallmarks are all here but gone is the campy tone that marred, say, Die Another Day. Yes, the whole franchise is based on an entirely ridiculous and cartoonish notion but the more serious and harder-edged tone works really well here. In this context, Daniel Craig gives an excellent performance as Bond. I'll be the first to admit that I raised an eyebrow when I heard he was cast but he really makes it his own. It's hard to say whether he's better than any of the other Bonds: Connery and Brosnan felt right for the style of Bond movies they were in. Here, as suits the overall tone of the film, Bond is much more of a sadist, a cold-hearted killer with very little sense of empathy and Craig, with his piercing eyes, suits the role very well. He's charming and funny when required and totally convincing in the action sequences. The violence is less cartoon-like and flippant, too, with every punch, kick and shooting looking like they really hurt. Also, the story is just much more engaging than many a Bond film; the script's not going to win awards but it's consistently inventive and intriguing. Whilst the film has enough of it's fair share of action, the emphasis is equally on character and storyline and less on gadgets and sheer implausibility. When there isn't a huge action sequence happening, you don't miss it: the film's longest set-piece, the poker game at the Casino Royale, is as (or not more) gripping and entertaining than any of the chases and shoot-outs. The only minor gripes that I have are a slightly too long running time: the film drags a wee bit towards the end and, although it helps the tone of the film, we don't hear enough of the Bond theme tune! However, great directing and performances from everyone involved, along with Phil Meheux's excellent cinematography, Peter Lamont's as ever superb production design and all the other top-notch craft and technical departments make 'Casino Royale' a classy and very enjoyable night out at the movies.
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The Sean Connery movies stand out.  In order of my favorites: Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever, From Russia With Love, Dr. No, and You Only Live Twice.  Stay away from Thunderball and Never Say Never Again (his 1980s comeback). And most definitely stay away from the Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan movies (too many to mention).
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I AGREE with you  this is the best bond movie yet... I totally enjoyed the movie except the poker games which I do not understand poker were a bit too long but I guess they needed hence the film tital\nI am looking forward to the next one....
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Colt .45, Jeddi Light sabers, Roman gladius, English long bow, the German 88 mm Flak/anti tank gun,  T-34 tank, P 51 Mustang, \nAK 47, M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, .... I love the old 1903 A3 Springfield , Russian Makarov pistol, UZIs, \nthe Dahlgren smooth bore howitzer, Curved laminated Mongol short bow, the silken strangling cord used by the Thugee, \nF4U Corsair, my mini 14... it all depends.\nVII C Uboat with magnetic torpedoes.
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Smith & Wesson. I own a couple of them
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Transporter\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transporter\n\nAnd four of the James Bond films:\nThunderball\nFrom Russia With Love \nDr. No\nYou Only Live Twice  (I liked Sean best)
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My favorite tool is the ability to reason. It is what separates us from all other animals. I just wish more people used it to behave more "reasonably".\n:-)\nBut if you meant shop tools, I would say the router!