Top 10 best scenes in Cinematic history

It doesn't have anything to do with or follow the James Bond timeline.
No-one remembers or talks about it except for:
* Connery's laughable rug on his head
* has no relevance or link to any other Bond movie
* it probably gets mentioned as a footnote in Connery's career.


The End.

 

Yes that film was shit shit shit

I’ve tried to forget about it.

 

Oh...and Magus is right....it is not a Bond film.

 

You both are in denial. Is like if I try to forget that Hopkins beat Tito: no matter how painful, it happened. Can't erase the fact that it exist. For purists it exist along with the Casino Royale 60's spoof. It COUNTS!!!

 

No-one counts or views it as a James Bond movie.

See this? Yes, cunt, this:



It's the 22-movie BluRay boxset of official James Bond movies.
22.

It doesnt contain Never Day Never Again....and never will.

I know the truth, Sly knows the truth, Connery knows the truth and so does everyone else.

You, my freaky little Puerto Rican puta can turn the fuck around and get back to kindergarten...

Dismissed.

 

The first to come to mind was the Baptism/Assassination scenes in the first Godfather. Some others:

 

Which of these Scorsese tracking shots do you like better?

 

Hmmmm...tough call.

 

One of my Top 10 scenes ever.

 

Is that your proof? It only proves you have ZERO knowledge of how the movie industry works. They will never add a product that they don't have the rights to as it belongs to a different company. You will not find a Zorro collection having ALL Zorro films: from Douglas Fairbanks, Erroll Flynn, Tyrone Power, Guy Williams, Alain Delon, Frank Langella and Antonio Banderas to name a few. Are each of these NOT a Zorro film because it was made by different studios? No! They still are Zorro films. And "Never Say Never Again" is still a James Bond film despite your infantile tantrums. If Connery had played a character called 'Matt Helm' instead of James Bond, then it would not be a Bond movie. But he reprised the role he played for many years. It is without a doubt a James Bond film...and the worst ever!

 

It's about as much a James Bond film as Ang Lee's Hulk is a MCU film.

James Bond is a franchise and NSNA isn't part of that franchise. It's based on the same fictional character that the franchise is based on, but it's not part of that franchise. Does that clear it up for you?

 

If the above isn't clear then Consider whether Halle Berry's "Catwoman" is a DCEU film....

 

I always loved the entire final chase scene in Carlitos way, so well directed, edited, Pacino looks amazing, grand central looks amazing, the suspense is amazing. Just great cinema

 

You really do love that movie! This is like the fifth time you have praised it. You must have been in a really good mood when you watched it.

 

We are NOT talking about studio's franchise property here. You cannot deny that Ang Lee's film was a HULK movie just because it wasn't part of the MCU. That's ridiculous. NSNA is a James Bond movie regardless if it didn't belong to Albert Broccoli and wasn't released by United Artists. You just can't pretend it doesn't exist.

 

Carlito's Way is overrated. Watched it once. No repeat viewing value.

 

I´d say its passable but clearly the end of Pacino as a big hitter...