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007 – in-between movies 3: Licence To Kill
Licence to Kill, the 16th Bond movie in the series, is a unique entry in the James Bond series for more than one reason. For one, it’s the first movie ever to not base its title on one of Ian … Continue reading
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007 – The Sean Connery years 4: Thunderball
I’ve mentioned this in the previous three 007 posts, but Thunderball was originally intended to be the first James Bond movie. Yet it’s the fourth official Bond movie, and the first that began production after Ian Fleming’s death in 1964. … Continue reading
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007 – The Sean Connery Years 1: Dr. No
James Bond is a rather unique series within the movie industry. With 24 entries in the main series and two unofficial entries, no other film franchise has come close to this number of movies. Although the Marvel Cinematic Universe is … Continue reading
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Tagged 007, 007 dr. no, 007 specter, albert r. broccoli, dr. no, harry saltzman, honey ryder, ian fleming, jamaica, james bond, james bond movies, james bond specter, kevin mcclory, mi6, movies, sean connery, specter, spy movie, terence young, united artists, ursula andress
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The Mighty Thor 705 review
Ever since it was revealed that Jane Foster became Thor, there was an aura of death around her. We knew that the hammer was only making her cancer worse every time she wielded it, seeing how the hammer didn’t differentiate … Continue reading
Star Wars movies 3: The Empire Strikes Back
Like the original Star Wars, the background information on this movie is so well documented that it’s not worth talking about this movie’s creation. There are a number of well-made documentaries on the behind the scenes, written biographies about George … Continue reading
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Tagged battle of hoth, carrie fisher, chewbacca, cloud city, frank oz, galactic empire, george lucas, han solo, harrison ford, james earl jones, lightsaber fights, lightsabers, luke skywalker, mark hamill, princess leia, rebel alliance, star wars, the empire strikes back, the force, yoda
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Star Wars movies 2: The Star Wars Holiday Special
With the then surprising massive success that was 1977’s Star Wars, the general public and multiple entertainment businesses took note. Even 7 months after the movie’s release, Star Wars was still in the top 10 earners in theaters. Good luck … Continue reading
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Pixar Movies 6 – The Incredibles
The Incredibles was a first for Pixar in multiple ways. It was their first PG rated movie, when all their previous movies were rated G. It was the first Pixar movie starring human characters. Most of their previous movies featured … Continue reading
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