Bond, James Bond - Beyond Tiki

R roguespy007 Member NC Joined: Apr 17, 2007 Posts: 47	R roguespy007 Posted posted on Sun, May 27, 2007 8:59 PM My favorite Bond is Sean Connery. I prefer his Bond films over any of the others. Part of it is the era that they were made in. I adore the 60's. I also like a lot of the other spy movies that were made during that time period. I do, however, still enjoy the Bond movies that have been made over the years. I'm not saying that part of me doesn't think it would be neat if they were all set in the 50's/60's, but that's not going to happen. I'm glad they are still making the movies though. Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan are my two least favorite Bonds. Good luck with staying in the Bond Bungalow. I hope you are able to get it decorated like you want it. I know that I for one am intrigued and interested to see pictures of it when you get finished with it. I think it sounds fascinating and should be quite the place for a spy fan to stay. Oh yeah. My latest two blog posts on MySpace have had to do with Bond girls. The latest of the two deals with Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder. Here's my blog's address if anyone wants to check it out: http://blog.myspace.com/roguespy007 On 2007-05-23 21:35, VampiressRN wrote: I know a lot of hard-core Bond fans share your same sentiments DJ. I have always tried to keep an open mind and am very appreciative that the Bond movies are still being made. (However, never was a fan of the Roger Moore films....but watch them from time to time for amusement.) I'm giving up my master bedroom to my sister and her husband when they stay with me next week, so that means I move to the Bond Bungalow. That should be a perfect time for me to do some Bonding in there. I have plenty of books and such to put on the book cases. What I have is all the movie posters in a laminated format. Of course I would have liked to had all of them very nicely framed, but don't have the mula for that. I am going to see what they will look like on the walls. Maybe placed at different angles as opposed to in graphical straight lines. If there is room to do that I think it will add more pizazz. Once I get it done I will post pictures.

My favorite Bond is Sean Connery. I prefer his Bond films over any of the others. Part of it is the era that they were made in. I adore the 60's. I also like a lot of the other spy movies that were made during that time period. I do, however, still enjoy the Bond movies that have been made over the years. I'm not saying that part of me doesn't think it would be neat if they were all set in the 50's/60's, but that's not going to happen. I'm glad they are still making the movies though. Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan are my two least favorite Bonds.

Good luck with staying in the Bond Bungalow. I hope you are able to get it decorated like you want it. I know that I for one am intrigued and interested to see pictures of it when you get finished with it. I think it sounds fascinating and should be quite the place for a spy fan to stay.

Oh yeah. My latest two blog posts on MySpace have had to do with Bond girls. The latest of the two deals with Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder. Here's my blog's address if anyone wants to check it out:

http://blog.myspace.com/roguespy007

On 2007-05-23 21:35, VampiressRN wrote:
I know a lot of hard-core Bond fans share your same sentiments DJ. I have always tried to keep an open mind and am very appreciative that the Bond movies are still being made. (However, never was a fan of the Roger Moore films....but watch them from time to time for amusement.)

I'm giving up my master bedroom to my sister and her husband when they stay with me next week, so that means I move to the Bond Bungalow. That should be a perfect time for me to do some Bonding in there. I have plenty of books and such to put on the book cases. What I have is all the movie posters in a laminated format. Of course I would have liked to had all of them very nicely framed, but don't have the mula for that. I am going to see what they will look like on the walls. Maybe placed at different angles as opposed to in graphical straight lines. If there is room to do that I think it will add more pizazz. Once I get it done I will post pictures.

Post #309341 by roguespy007 on Sun, May 27, 2007 8:59 PM