xiSkiGuy
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I think Ah-nold stole the neatly pressed (and dry) tux-under-exposure suit maneuver from 007.PhotoTJ:True Lies, for Ah-nold wearing a nicely pressed tux under his drysuit.
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I think Ah-nold stole the neatly pressed (and dry) tux-under-exposure suit maneuver from 007.PhotoTJ:True Lies, for Ah-nold wearing a nicely pressed tux under his drysuit.
Good memory! Can you name all the Bond flicks where he uses Scuba equipment?PhotoTJ:That would be 'For Your Eyes Only'
xiSkiGuy:Like SuPrBuGmAn intonated, the humor is different. If you liked other Wes Anderson movies (The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore), youll probably like it. As a diving flick goes, you have to think of it more as a spoof of old Cousteau movies than an attempt to portray diving. In the directors commentary, they discuss how they intentionally made the diving and aquatic life unrealistic and over the top (read: computer generated), both to be funny and as an acknowledgement that they couldnt deliver something more spectacular than real undersea documentaries can and do.
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Thumbs up to Life Aquatic :glassez:! Wes Anderson films are very strange but sweet....
I don't remember scuba in Die Another Day. I'll have to watch it again. Tomorrow Never Dies is the only other one I can come up with.PhotoTJ:Thunderball, For your eyes only, never say never again, The spy who loved me, Die another day? Shoot, I'm missing a few, I know.