Not Perfected Yet🍸

A question for all the #JamesBond fans: Apart from OHMSS, which Bond film do you most personally associate with Christmas. Is it a feeling? A memory? A cinema release? A TV premiere? A gift? Please share some festive Bond stories. 🍸🎄

@TheStingisBack This was the film that I watched with my Best Man the night before I got married. It was a last-minute checklist of "Don't let this happen!"

Before The Hangover (2009), there was Very Bad Things (1998) A Vegas bachelor party descends into pure fearless pitch-black chaos: a dead hooker, murdered security guard, and five friends spiralling towards the bleakest of endings. Another underrated '90s gem This is dark as...

Night out at the theatre.

GoldenEye but it's the terrifying Pierce Brosnan from 007 Racing

You can only keep ONE of these spy thrillers. The rest disappear forever. 🔹 Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy 🔹 Mission: Impossible – Fallout 🔹 Sicario 🔹 Atomic Blonde Which are you keeping? 👇

Having to get prescription glasses for the first time. Expectation Reality

@TuckyVersionOne @Dubliam2003 Carver is a fascinating villain. Obviously, a "What if?" to Robert Maxwell being a Bond villain and how to control the news at a time when dial-up Internet was becoming the norm in most homes. Nearly 3 decades on, it felt like we didn't learn the lesson about media moguls.

Elliot Carver is a top tier Bond villain and I won't hear otherwise.

@DanhausenAD @mikethemiz Idea for a tv show... Miz & Mrs & Danhausen Makes Three! @wwe @TripleH

.@mikethemiz good mornings ps do you have a pool (for swimming) ?

@thee_leiter Of all the actors, Brosnan being the only one to essentially not leave on his own terms is really sad because no one loved playing James Bond more than Pierce Brosnan; he was the perfect age at the time to have had the boyhood dream from Goldfinger onwards.

@NotPerfectedYet The unrelenting, man-spirited disparagement Brosnan gets online coupled with the disgraceful decision of EON not to re-up his contract for at least another film. Every other Bond got to end their run on their own terms

I still don't understand how Brosnan can be considered underrated. Between '95 and '02, he was on top of the world playing Bond, and a media darling celebrity who was thoroughly enthusiastic about the role and bringing it back to the household popularity of the Moore era.

@SpyHards The trick is to stop watching when Bond leaves Cuba.

Me at the end of a NO TIME TO DIE rewatch… Every single time.

@WrestleFeatures R-Truthhausen versus Mr Iguana and Santino Marella.

Who would you like Danhausen to face at WrestleMania 42?

@ShaggyTheTyke Quantum of Solace's camerawork is definitely spawned from the Bourne sequels shaky-cam, but generally, at this time, audiences didn't want action heroes to he OTT or unrealistic. The Fast and Furious franchise was crawling at this time, and Vin Diesel didn't get xxxx over.

@NotPerfectedYet Agree. DC Bond films were a direct response to Bourne and its horrible 'shaky shaky camera makes action sequences better' cinematography.

Disagree. Brosnan's films thrived while Austin Powers headed to insignificance after these conditions film. Bond became serious and dark because of Jadon Bourne, which found it's audience due to changing attitudes in culture post 9/11.

@matt89015 Yes, I agree there too.

@NotPerfectedYet Yes, said it for years. I also champion "tom Huddleston" (note "the night manager")

I remember seeing this in the cinema and thinking how perfect for Bond Fassbender would be.

But I thought you were in training? @dahl_bibi

@Familiar_Assist Old enough to remember everyone losing their minds about there not going to be web shooters in Raimi's version but organic webbing instead.

I blame nostalgic mfs who cant let fucking go the raimi movies