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Who had the better fit game — Niles, Frasier, or Martin? 🤨

Niles dressed like he had a wine tasting in 20 minutes.

Frasier dressed like he was trying to impress everyone in Seattle.

Martin dressed like he gave up years ago and somehow still pulled it off.

Choose wisely.

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Back again with another Bond film discussion — today we’re talking about Die Another Day, Pierce Brosnan’s fourth and final outing as James Bond.

This film is easily one of the most divisive entries in the entire Bond franchise. Some fans enjoy it for its over-the-top action, gadgets, and early-2000s style, while others consider it one of the weakest Bond films ever made because of its heavy use of CGI, unrealistic action scenes, and exaggerated plot elements.

Even with all of its flaws, the movie still has some interesting ideas, strong action moments, and serves as the end of the Brosnan era. It’s also notable for celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Bond franchise with references and callbacks to older films.

What are your thoughts on Die Another Day?

- What do you most like about the film?

- What do you most dislike about the film?

- What do you think of the villain and the plot?

- What do you think of Pierce Brosnan’s final performance as Bond?

- How does it compare to The World Is Not Enough?

- Where do you place this film among the Bond movies?

Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts and opinions.

This movie is also notable for being Pierce Brosnan’s final appearance as James Bond before the franchise was rebooted with Daniel Craig a few years later.

Frasier Crane treats every minor inconvenience like the fall of the Roman Empire and that’s why he’s one of the funniest sitcom characters ever.

A parking spot. A dinner reservation. A stain on the couch. Immediate emotional catastrophe.

What's your favorite Frasier meltdown.

Back again with another Bond film discussion — today we’re talking about The World Is Not Enough, Pierce Brosnan’s third outing as James Bond.

This film blends the classic Bond formula with a darker and more emotional story, giving Bond one of his more personal missions of the Brosnan era. It focuses heavily on betrayal, trust, and power, while still delivering the big action sequences and gadgets fans expect from the series.

Bond is assigned to protect an oil heiress after a powerful businessman is assassinated, but the mission quickly turns into something far more dangerous involving terrorism, manipulation, and revenge.

What are your thoughts on The World Is Not Enough?

\- What do you most like about the film?

\- What do you most dislike about the film?

\- What do you think of the villain and the plot?

\- What do you think of Pierce Brosnan’s performance as Bond?

\- How does it compare to Tomorrow Never Dies?

\- Where do you place this film among the Bond movies?

Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts and opinions.

This movie is also notable because it marked the final appearance of Desmond Llewelyn as Q in the James Bond franchise, ending a legendary run that lasted across multiple decades of Bond films.

Back again with another Bond film discussion — today we’re talking about Tomorrow Never Dies, Pierce Brosnan’s second outing as James Bond.

This film takes Bond into a fast-paced, action-heavy story centered around media manipulation and global conflict. It leans heavily into the big blockbuster style of the late ’90s while still keeping a lot of the classic Bond formula.

Instead of facing a traditional world domination plot, Bond goes up against a powerful media mogul who uses news and propaganda to try to start a war for ratings and power. Over the years, the film’s themes have become even more relevant, which has helped it gain more appreciation from fans.

What are your thoughts on Tomorrow Never Dies?

What do you most like about the film?

What do you most dislike about the film?

What do you think of the villain and the plot?

What do you think of Pierce Brosnan’s performance as Bond?

How does it compare to GoldenEye?

Where do you place this film among the Bond movies?

Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts and opinions.

Back Back again with another Bond film discussion — we’re talking about GoldenEye, Pierce Brosnan’s first outing as James Bond.

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This film marked a major comeback for the franchise after a long break, bringing Bond into a more modern era with updated action, a new tone, and one of the most iconic video game adaptations in history.

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What are your thoughts on GoldenEye?

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• What do you most like about the film?

• What do you most dislike about it?

• What do you think of the villain and the story?

• How does it compare to earlier Bond films?

• Where do you place it among the Bond movies overall?

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Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts and opinions..

Back again with another Bond film discussion — today we’re talking about license to kill, Timothy Dalton’s second outing as James Bond.

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This one takes a much darker and more personal turn for 007, pushing the character into full revenge mode. It’s a big shift from the usual Bond formula, and it really leans into a gritty 80s action/thriller style.

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Instead of a global mission, Bond goes rogue after a close friend is attacked, which makes the story feel more personal and intense than most Bond films.

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What are your thoughts on Licence to Kill?

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• What do you most like about the film?

• What do you most dislike about the film?

• What do you think of the villain and the plot?

• How does it compare to The Living Daylights?

• Where do you place this film among the Bond movies?

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Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts and opinions.

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Also I would like to thank everyone who's been very supportive in the series I know that I have been kind of slacking off the way and I haven't made a post in a couple days and I would like to apologize for that and I will going forward we'll try to make more consistent post thank you for all your support,

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Yes I know it's a joke I shouldn't be taking serious and it's nothing about race or anything but, But it still made me a little uncomfortable as a kid who is black And me and my parents are watching and we kind of went wait a minute what did he just do, And Niles and martin's face makes it a little bit more Like what the hell did he just do.

The reason I'm asking is a female friend of mine Told me that it is weird, And told me just to be a "man" And not be a gentleman I was so confused I couldn't even think correctly.