Did you also notice the pane of glass (or plastic or whatever) that was between 007 and the spider as it climbed up his arm? I always thought that was hilarious.I'm watching Doctor No while drinking my morning coffee.
I never noticed before how much James Bond freaks out over a spider.
Did you also notice the pane of glass (or plastic or whatever) that was between 007 and the spider as it climbed up his arm? I always thought that was hilarious.
LOL, yes, he is a spoil sport.Why no I didn't....
Well SOB, I'm gonna watch it again and look.
No need to queue up the whole movie. Check out around the 40-second mark of this clip and look at the spider's shadow. It's under all its limbs, all the time, meaning that the spider is not actually touching the skin. Then note the distortion of the skin and muscle of the arm, betraying how the pane of glass was pressed sufficiently hard against the skin as to be noticeable.Why no I didn't....
Well SOB, I'm gonna watch it again and look.
Watch out, next Ben will tell you there is no Easter bunny or Santa Claus.I see it now. You can see the spider kinda hover. Especially when it climbs past his shoulder. Plus the pressing up against the arm wrinkles.
So...Sean Connery had to use a stunt double for a spider and glass when he dared get close to it himself.
My childhood image has been shattered.
You think a guy that looks like me (Yes, that's an old picture of me as my avatar.) would ever say there's no Santa? Perish the thought.Watch out, next Ben will tell you there is no Easter bunny or Santa Claus.
The water line is how much you put in initially, then you fill the rest of the way with fuel. Once that's done, you shake it up good, let it settle, and read the separation.The gradual cylinder says water.
How do you know how much alcohol is in the water?
The water line is how much you put in initially, then you fill the rest of the way with fuel. Once that's done, you shake it up good, let it settle, and read the separation.
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