HungFist wrote:Akiko Wakabayashi is one of the most beautiful girls in the world.
She was one of my favourite Bond girls from the 60s.
Gutted when they killed her character off.... No!!!
And the “pig faced” Mie Hama is a stunning beauty as well.
Who said she was pig-faced?
Thirdly, the screenwriter has been wise enough not to use Japan just as a meaningless background, but actually involve Bond in the foreign culture – for example Bond getting married to a Japanese girl.
Roald Dahl is the credited screenwriter, but most of his work was re-written.
You guys don't seriously think she's attractive? Total pig face. Obviously I'm talking from the context of a girl I'm never gonna meet so my standards are entirely different to real girls who I would/could meet. It annoys me a little if glamour girls don't have a good pair but in real life, I don't care.
bradavon wrote:You guys don't seriously think she's attractive? Total pig face. Obviously I'm talking from the context of a girl I'm never gonna meet so my standards are entirely different to real girls who I would/could meet. It annoys me a little if glamour girls don't have a good pair but in real life, I don't care.
I see, so because you're just looking at a photo she's a 'pigface', but if you met her in a club you'd bang her senseless. Got it.
I have never found Mie Hama attractive. Kumi Mizuno, yes. Akiko Wakabyashi, HELL yes. Just a matter of opinion, of course. To Bradavon's point, I would not turn down any of them, including now.
Italian giallo influenced by The Bird with the Crystal Plumage and features some shots very similar to Don't Look Now. I recognised the little girl from Deep Red, and the murdered woman from A Lizard in a Woman's Skin.
Quality Western, good movie and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would The dialogue is sometimes amusing. There was a good atmosphere but it was less violent than I thought it would be given the certificate.
I was meant to be seeing that tonight but should be on Monday now, I've never watched a Western before (apart from Shanghai Noon, hah) but the Coens are always good.
El Orfanto (or The Orphanage for anglo saxons/xenophobes) 4/5[/b]
Awesome ghost story (Spaniards/latin types have a knack for this don't they?) that demands attention from the viewer, and has a pervading creepy atmosphere through the course of the movie. (BRAD ALERT)Its paradoxically sad and strangely uplifting (BRAD ALERT) - is that a spoiler?
"We do not train to be merciful. Mercy is for the weak. A man confronts you, he is the enemy. The enemy deserves no mercy."
I've never really been a fan of Jeff Bridges. Not sure why. Somethink about himjust 'irks' me. I think he's very acceptable in certain roles, but that's pretty much as far as I go as to liking him.
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
. And yes please. Brrrr, motorboat 
