Mike Aronow

Mike Aronow

Who's the best James Bond?
Mike Aronow Asked by Mike Aronow
1,401 Votes

Who's the best James Bond?

Sean Connery

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Daniel Craig

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Sean Connery

The iconic original! Plus, he has one of the greatest voices in cinema.
The iconic original! Plus, he has one of the greatest voices in cinema. Show Less
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Jeff Rohr
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Jeff Rohr

Love the classics, Connery and the storylines are incredible.

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Jane
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Jane

The earlier movies were much better. They were sillier and less awful.

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Daniel Craig

He reinvigorated the franchise and starred in some of its biggest hits, including Casino Royale and Skyfall, the highest grossing film in the series.
He reinvigorated the franchise and starred in some of its biggest hits, including Casino Royale and Skyfall, the highest grossing film in the series. Show Less
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Megan
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Megan

I like Daniel Craig because he’s wife is Rachel weisz and she my number of favorite and I jus watch on of he’s movies of James Bond and there so much better than the original James Bond

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Who is the better Rocky opponent?
Mike Aronow Asked by Mike Aronow
5 Votes

Who is the better Rocky opponent?

Ivan Drago

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Clubber Lang

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Ivan Drago

He must break you!
He must break you! Show Less
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Jeff Rohr
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Jeff Rohr

This was tough. Ivan Drago just rings fear. But, the name “Clubber” 😂

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Clubber Lang

He pities the fool!
He pities the fool! Show Less
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Who's your favorite Oscar-nominated director?
Mike Aronow Asked by Mike Aronow
2/27/2020

Who's your favorite Oscar-nominated director?

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Martin Scorsese WINNER

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Quentin Tarantino

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Martin Scorsese

50+ year career, highlighted by some of the finest American films ever made: GoodFellas, Raging Bull, Taxi Driver and more.
50+ year career, highlighted by some of the finest American films ever made: GoodFellas, Raging Bull, Taxi Driver and more. Show Less
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Quentin Tarantino

Arguably the most celebrated filmmaker of his era. All nine of his films are highly regarded, including the genre-defining, Pulp Fiction. He's won 1 more Oscar than Scorsese (al... Show More
Arguably the most celebrated filmmaker of his era. All nine of his films are highly regarded, including the genre-defining, Pulp Fiction. He's won 1 more Oscar than Scorsese (albeit for writing). Show Less
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