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Daft Punk

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Octopussy review

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Posted in Posts on June 22nd, 2017 by tiki bot | Report This Post |

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Stolen art treasures lead to a plan that will see Europe fall to a Russian invasion unless Bond can stop it in time.

James Bond joins a hyper sexualized cult that uses a hyper sexualized circus as cover to move products around East/West Germany. There’s a nuclear bomb mixed in for good measure, along with some really weird Indian stereotypes (stuffed sheep’s head? everyone’s either in turbans or has no shirt on?). All in all a pretty good film, but the red body suits that the ladies wear during their cult time give off a Greatest American Hero vibe, which is truly non-Bond.

For Your Eyes Only review

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In the race to beat the Russians to a missing communications device Bond finds himself involved with the Greek underworld.

Likely the most 80’s Bond movie I’m going to see, with the first half dedicated to a winter olympic game’s worth of stunts for Bond to take part in. Bond on skis has been done before and done better, this movie really got cooking when they went underwater (yet again!), though this time they had some legit deep water action that was pretty interesting. Also, I think this was the first time we’ve seen Bond free climbing! While it was nice to be introduced to Lynn-Holly Johnson, she gave a really uncomfortable lolita vibe that really made every scene she was in awkward as hell.

Thor review

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The Mighty Thor, a powerful warrior reignites an ancient war.

I remember being humored by how quickly Thor was humiliated and cast out from Heaven/Asgard, then learning humility and honor and being accepted back into the pantheon of heroes. I still get that sense, but I think the timing works out in the movie’s favor, no need to belabor the point, as we have bigger story elements to get to.

Iron Man 2 review

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Robert Downey Jr. returns as billionaire Tony Stark in this thrilling sequel to the worldwide blockbuster. Now that his super hero secret has been revealed, Tony’s life is more intense than ever. Everyone wants in on the Iron Man technology, whether for power or profit… but for Ivan Vanko (“Whiplash”), it’s revenge!

The last good Iron Man, and the only appears of the One True War Machine. Iron Man three turned him into a hot rod painted like the American Flag and Civil War slimmed his frame down too far and made him weak. While I’m saddened that we didn’t get to see Terrance Howard in the role again, I welcomed Don Cheadle to the role, he’s a damn fine actor. My favorite scene of all the MCU films thus far took place in this movie, the grotto battle still takes my heart every time I watch it, especially with surround sound and the bass turned to 11. The hand cannons and explosions just sound so damn perfect!

Iron Man review

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After surviving an unexpected attack in enemy territory, jet-setting industrialist Tony Stark builds a high-tech suit of armor and vows to protect the world as Iron Man.

My wife and I have moved on from the X-Men movies to the official MCU films, starting with the greatest of them all, 2008’s Iron Man. Robert Downey Jr is perfect in the role and the foundations of a decade’s worth of story telling in nearly 20 more films and television series are rock solid. I often wonder what would have happened if this film wasn’t as good as it was, and frequently thank the gods both old and new that this timeline is the one that I call home, at least for the movies.