Bond's setting the bar in this film (his last)

[oldskool]

http://www.thejamesbondfanclub.com/FactfileDAF.asp third image down, left side

 

[Parker]

Extra credit for patch pockets and closing both buttons.

 

[Renault78law]

???
not sure what you're trying to say

where's the rest of his tie?

 

[oldskool]

duh the knot is so big, there's nothing left.

 

[faustian bargain]

one word: ew.

 

[Renault78law]

really? i kind of like it. his expression and pose are kind of humorous, but I like the clothes...someone clue me in?

 

[FIHTies]

duh the knot is so big, there's nothing left.

Um...Unless you guys have a different picture than I do, the tie is blowing in the wind...

 

[Renault78law]

how about the back?

 

[jamesbond]

its the same wordrobe he wears in the movie, with the two tone black and white vamps (they look like the new guccies, i love em) he fights the two broads and ends up in the swimming pool with those clothes on. but yeah the tie is tied really short. i guess thats how they wore them back when diamonds was filmed.

 

[The_Foxx]

true Bond fans don't recognize this film as a "Bond Film," as it was campy and crappy-- a virtual remake of an earlier film, but by a different studio (and no cubby brocholi involved)

garbage, I tell you..

 

[jamesbond]

yeah, no aston martin either.

 

[Walter]

true Bond fans don't recognize this film as a "Bond Film," as it was campy and crappy-- a virtual remake of an earlier film, but by a different studio (and no cubby brocholi involved)

garbage, I tell you..

Wrong.
You are mistaken with "never say never again".

 

[jamesbond]

yes "diamonds" is a classic, even though there is no Aston Martin, just space buggies.

i agree with you about "never say never again" i thought kim bassinger was the worst bond girl ever.

 

[Ambulance Chaser]

yes "diamonds" is a classic, even though there is no Aston Martin, just space buggies.

i agree with you about "never say never again" i thought kim bassinger was the worst bond girl ever.

I don't think "Diamonds" measures up to "Goldfinger" or "From Russia With Love" as far as all-time Bond classics go.  By that time, Connery wanted out of the role.

As for bad Bond girls, I'll see your Kim Basinger and raise you Denise Richards.

 

[Brian SD]

Sure you may just shrug me off as a youngen but I think Goldeneye is the best Bond flick.