Same actor as Organ Grinder:Goldeneye and Tomorrow Never Dies are great. The other two are not worth rewatches for me.
The scene with the Dr. torturer guy in Tomorrow Never Dies is amazing. Love that scene and character.
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Fun fact - Brosnan's Remington Steele contract wasn't going to be picked up for a fifth season so he auditioned for Bond in 1986 and got it. Then rumours started to swirl that he was the new James Bond and the Remington Steele producers took advantage of that and then reneged on the promise and renewed Remington Steele for a fifth season based on the hype that the casting rumours generated.I'm an old fart so I grew up with Brosnan as Remington Steele. Bond was a natural fit of course, but I feel like they made Brosnan Bond too serious. I know they were trying to get away from the Roger Moore campiness, but Brosnan has a knack for comedy and they didn't utilize it much. In many ways Remington Steele had that brash, bravado and cockiness that I expected from a Brosnan Bond, but it was missing.
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So, so good. Also birthed one of my fave Kill James Bond podcast bitsGoldeneye and Tomorrow Never Dies are great. The other two are not worth rewatches for me.
The scene with the Dr. torturer guy in Tomorrow Never Dies is amazing. Love that scene and character.
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I also only really liked Goldeneye.I voted Goldeneye but only because it's the only good movie
On a related note, Goldeneye kicks ass and it's distressing to think that someone might think any of the other ones are good
It reminds me of when people lump Commando in with Predator
Then the moment Binder is replaced by Kleinman with Goldeneye, the opening credits take a substantial step up. I can't imagine being a longtime Bond fan in the cinema watching this for the first time. It would be downright revelatory. New era indeed.
Yeah Kleinman absolutely clears Binder. I also prefer Robert Brownjohn's credits for From Russia With Love and Goldfinger to the vast majority of Binder's stuff.