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RE: For Bond fans only (play on a movie title)

Posted by RGA on October 19, 2021 at 20:43:43:
One of the most brilliant English Literature professors I had in University read Romance Novels - guilty pleasure.

There a "films" and there are "movies" and I find it sad that some people people take themselves so seriously that they can't appreciate them both.

But it follows to music and food and other aspects of life. Granted I kind of feel that most action movies, Bond included, are like roller coasters - you see it once and it's over. Scorcese argues that about the Marvel films. Sure they are intellectual bubble gum - a short flavour buzz that doesn't last. But they taste good while they last.

It's probably why the Bond films that make more money are on the sillier end of the spectrum. Serious can be found someplace else - an arthouse film.