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Best Non-Bond Connery Film? (pre-Untouchables)

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Which Non-Bond Film (pre-Untouchables) is Connery's Best?

The Untouchables
1
25%
The Name of the Rose
0
No votes
Time Bandits
0
No votes
Outland
0
No votes
Robin and Marian
0
No votes
The Man Who Would be King
2
50%
The Wind and the Lion
0
No votes
Zardoz
0
No votes
Marnie
0
No votes
Other
1
25%
 
Total votes : 4

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Best Non-Bond Connery Film? (pre-Untouchables)

Postby US-SSR » Sun Nov 01, 2020 1:29 pm

Lots of fun ones here like Time Bandits, Zardoz and Cuba, but I come down for "The Man Who Would be King," a faithful and insightful adaptation of the Kipling classic tale alongside Michael Caine. "The Son of Man goes forth to war..."

Full disclosure, Connery was an unashamed wife-beater as well as a top shelf actor. No excuses made or required.
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Postby Heloin » Sun Nov 01, 2020 1:52 pm

This thread is biased against the correct answer, Highlander II: The Quickening.

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Postby US-SSR » Sun Nov 01, 2020 2:05 pm

Heloin wrote:This thread is biased against the correct answer, Highlander II: The Quickening.


That one's in the post-Untouchables thread. Sorry there are so many.
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We're not going to control the pandemic!

It is a slaughter and not just a political dispute.

"The scraps of narcissism, the rotten remnants of conspiracy theories, the offal of sour grievance, the half-eaten bits of resentment flow by. They do not cohere. But they move in the same, insistent current of self, self, self."


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