Sentences with phrase «from bond movies»

They even add in scene - for - scene references from Bond movies.

It almost symbolizes that he is an evil master mind like Blofeld from the Bond movies or Dr. Evil from the Austin Powers flicks.

You can, believe it or not, see some of Leitch's affinity for the silent classics in Deadpool 2, a movie that often blends action and comedy with visual wit and efficiency, offering an unexpected new angle to a sequel that returns with the expected load of R - rated snark and in - jokes for movie buffs (Celine Dion sings over the opening sequence, which invokes everything from Bond movies to Flashdance.)

From a Bond movie that was as exciting as it was thoughtful to a time - travel thriller that actually thrilled, this year offered a variety of eclectic movies that will likely be remembered in the years to come.

Everything you want from a Bond movie...

Not exact matches

Responsible for some of the greatest visual effects pulled off on screen in the last 40 years, he's done everything from James Bond movies like «Moonraker» and «GoldenEye,» to Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy and «Inception» (which he won an Oscar for).

From the»70s, I miss Teaberry gum, Captain Kangaroo (would love for my son to watch him), Thanksgiving Day parades without Broadway shows incorporated, BooBerry cereal, 3D baseball cards in my cereal box, politically incorrect James Bonds, politically incorrect anything, Miller Lite commercials (today's are so bad and so anti-men), Snik - Snak candy bars, Hostess Ho - Hos (the way they used to taste), drive - in movie theaters, the Saturday morning cartoons, Merita breads (including donuts and individual cakes), Sealtest milk and ice cream, bank - track Roller Derby, and oh, I could go on and on.

And you can come up from under the table, because no, it's not going to self - destruct in an explosion like a James Bond movie.

From Star Wars to Frozen to the latest Pixar movie, movies are a great way to connect and bond with your kids.

But he is banking on the convicts lacking Roger Moore's crocodile - running skills showcased in Bond movie «Live and Let Die» when he escapes from an island using the reptiles as stepping stones.

The announcement was made at United Palace; Espaillat said he learned English in part because of the James Bond movies he saw at the theater upon arrival from the Dominican Republic.

Buffalo Police may start using a gadget right out of James Bond movies to help get away from potentially - dangerous high - speed chases.

From James Bond to Johnny English, the movies give us the impression that spies are top of the tree when it comes to money - no - object espionage technology.

If you have a movie that doesn't make that bond there is something lost from it.

James Bond's Aston Martin DB10 from the movie Spectre may become the most expensive car in the world, when the unique vehicle is sold at the auction in 2016.

Brit Movie Tours offer a variety of different guided tours with commentary, trivia and insider secrets from films such as The Da Vinci Code, Sherlock Holmes, The Bourne Ultimatum and many of the James Bond movies.

From December markets where you can wander with your date and warm up with mulled wine, seasonal film screenings where you can bond over your favourite Christmas movies, Canada is awash with ways to fall in love this winter.

The movie's story, however, is not from the future but from the past, cobbling together Rocky's rags - to - riches trajectory and countless movies in which estranged fathers and sons find themselves forced together and end up forging a deep bond.

I have gravely mixed feelings about every movie on Marc Forster's résumé, from «Monster's Ball» to «Stranger Than Fiction» to «The Kite Runner» to the 2008 Bond film «Quantum of Solace,» but the guy is undeniably a stylistic virtuoso with a Michael Winterbottom - like ability to jump around from one genre to another.

A film that takes from the classic bond movies but lacks a fundamental element for it to work: a time period.

Self - monikered Firefist for his destructive incendiary abilities, Russell is not the easiest child to foster, and Wade's attempts to bond with him are further complicated by cybernetic soldier Cable (played by this summer's Marvel - movie MVP Josh Brolin), who arrives from the future to destroy Russell for Terminator-esque reasons.

After a few hilariously gory fight scenes and another Bond - movie parody title sequence, it's explained how it came to this: Deadpool has become tragically separated from his true love Vanessa (Morena Baccarin).

Throw in Joss Whedon tackling The Avengers, the first of two Hobbit movies, James Bond's next adventure, the opening chapter of The Hunger Games, new films from Wes Anderson, David O. Russell, Judd Apatow, P.T. Anderson, Alfonso Cuarón, Whit Stillman, the Coen brothers (maybe), and more of our favorite directors, and we can't imagine a better year for movies.

The action sequences and fight scenes in the first two acts of the movie are equally impressive in their staging, taking visual cues from sources that include Coogler's own grounded boxing scenes in Creed, as well as many a James Bond film during a nightclub sequence right out of something like Skyfall.

Both movies are about two unhappy, bored teenage girls (played here by Emily Blunt and Natalie Press) from wildly different backgrounds who meet and quickly form an intense bond because of their sense of humor and intelligence, and their lack of similarity to those around them.

People are far less likely to trash the movie if asked about it as they emerge from the theater (and they still have the ticket stub in their pocket) than they are a few days later, when they are more likely to look back on it as a trial - by - fire bonding experience, and yowl about how hilariously awful it was to sit through.

This gritty crime drama from Yann Demange — recently linked with directing the next Bond movie — tells the true story of Detroit resident Richard Wershe, Jr., who became an FBI informant at age 14 and a cocaine kingpin soon after.

Spy has all of those fun trademarks from various spy movies: gadgets, double agents, secret identities, twists and turns, and a fun James Bond - inspired opening credit theme song called «Who Can You Trust» by Ivy Levan.

The generic 24th entry in the James Bond franchise lacks much of what's set 007 apart from the other movie super-spies: style.

But like Abrams did on «Star Trek,» Whedon has stepped up his game in a major way: the action is clear and coherent, the pacing is tight (it's 140 minutes long, but flies by) and the technical contributions are top - notch across the board, from the Bond - movie production design of James Chinlund («The Fountain «-RRB- and the razor - sharp cutting of Jeffrey Ford («Public Enemies «-RRB- and Lisa Lassek («Cabin In The Woods») to Seamus McGarvey «s bright cinematography and Alan Silvestri's firmly listenable score (although the latter could, it should be said, use a more distinctive theme).

If there is one thing I learned about Vaughn from this movie, it's that his favorite Bond era is clearly Brosnan's — although there's a noticeable affection for Roger Moore's sense of humor.

Daniel Craig's second go as a more bruised and battered Bond suffers from being intricately connected to Casino Royale: Even though it's a strict continuation, the movie is simply not as fresh.

From both the tone and content of the movie itself, we'd guess this could be his swan song: This is a film that gathers all the great — and some of the not - so - great — things about the three previous Craig - as - Bond chapters into one rousing, spectacular, scattershot and somewhat overextended victory lap.

Mike Myers's second extravagant comic pastiche of the Sixties spy movies starring Myers as a wild cross between the womanising upper - class Bond and the hornrim - spectacled Harry Palmer, with a touch of the dandyish TV detective Jason Love and the fashion photographer from Blow - Up.

To get away from the idea of gritty low - budget Noir or any B - movie sense (and because the spy films from James bond on down were making so much money), Warner and Newman went the big time Hollywood route with an all - star cast for the first Harper film including Lauren Bacall, Shelley Winters, Julie Harris, Arthur Hill, Janet Leigh, Pamela Tiffin, Robert Wagner, Strother Martin and made it a point it was Hollywood getting gritty on its own big time terms.

It's like watching an incredibly violent version of one of those spoof spy movies from the 1960s — the ones that spoofed James Bond because they knew they could never match it — a novelty movie in which the novelty quickly wears thin.

Bond girl Gemma Arterton has revealed she won't be joining the Brit brigade in Tinseltown because she's struggling to wrestle the big movie roles from the likes of Anne Hathaway, Scarlett Johansson and Keira Knightley.

Miller's both incredibly winning at the more upbeat side of the character (it's a version of the gay best friend archetype we actually recognize from real life, rather than from other movies), but sells the broken - heartedness, the step - sibling bond with Watson, and the general sense of being on the wrong side of the cool kids beautifully.

Fredrik Bond has been making «short» movies for the past decade as an award - winning commercials director (view some here) and luck would have it that he gets to work from a top tier 2007 Blacklist Screenplay and a solid ensemble with the likes of Shia LaBeouf (who reportedly dropped acid for some scenes), Aubrey Plaza, Rupert Grint, Evan Rachel Wood, Mads Mikkelsen, Til Schweiger and Melissa Leo.

Bond girl Tonia Sotiropoulou had to reply on instructions from director Sam Mendes during filming of the new 007 movie because she was never given a...

The dead are very much alive in a sense as the story acts as a culmination of the events and characters from the Daniel Craig era of Bond movies (Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, and Skyfall).

The movie's core team consists of the Logan siblings — brothers Jimmy (Tatum) and Clyde (Driver), and lil» sis Mellie (Riley Keough)-- but their familial bond don't keep them from having distinct personalities.

Made in the wake of a spy movie boom, as the flamboyant James Bond fantasies gave way to disillusioned John Le Carre dramas and grim Cold War adventures like Alfred Hitchcock's Torn Curtain and Topaz, The Kremlin Letter is adapted from a from a twisty best - seller by Noel Behn that (in Huston's words) «had all the makings of a success... all those qualities that were just coming into fashion in 1970: violence, lurid sex, drugs.»

While not shy on carnage, the earlier «Kingsman» focused on Eggsy's transformation from a streetwise hood into a dapper young super-spy — basically, the movie was «My Fair Lady» meets James Bond, as Eggsy learned to dress smart, talk properly and save the world, taking his shirt off just often enough to remind what the movie was really selling.

Freshly free from the bonds of the latest Fifty Shades movie, Dakota Johnson is ready to fight for her reproductive rights on film.

I hope «Warrior» launches Kurt Angle's movie career and he does more mainstream movies from now on such as «The Expendables 2» and the next James Bond film.

9:50: Katy Perry presents best song to «Writing's on the Wall» from the James Bond movie «Spectre.»

Because this movie was, for the first time, introducing a new actor (George Lazenby) playing Bond, much of Binder's work here consists of a montage of clips from the previous films, as the need was felt to stress to audiences that they were still following the adventures of the same man.

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