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Posted by dave c on September 29, 2007 at 13:30:14:
Fleming's world, or Bond's world if you prefer was a cold war world as opposed to the vague enemies/baddies in the current crop of Bond films.
They are probably closer to Greene and may now be more accurately described as historical.
I find it hard to be involved in them. JUst like the Mission Impossible films, I fail to understand why they are tagged on to this other thing which has nothing to do with them. You might just as well call them SUperman for all the connection to the original.
The franchise is fucked.