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  • noSolaceleftnoSolaceleft
    Posts: 1,162
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    An espionage driven plot would excite me very much. If there's anything that's been lacking from the Craig era, it's definitely the "spy" factor. I'd like to see Craig moving along the shadows in a dark outfit with a silenced Walther PPK.

    The way he looks recently why not switch off the light completely?
  • jake24jake24 Sitting at your desk, kissing your lover, eating supper with your familyModerator
    edited March 2018 Posts: 10,588
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    Almost all of Danny Boyle's films are under 2hrs, so we can assume he won't make a 145 minute epic like 3 out of the 4 last films have been. That's a plus in my book, as I'm really looking for something more succinct and rewatch value.
    I was kind of hoping for a big, 145 minute epic if I'm being honest.
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    Posts: 8,090
    jake24 wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    Almost all of Danny Boyle's films are under 2hrs, so we can assume he won't make a 145 minute epic like 3 out of the 4 last films have been. That's a plus in my book, as I'm really looking for something more succinct and rewatch value.
    I was kind of hoping for a big, 145 minute epic if I'm being honest.

    Another one?

    I think Bond 25 will be reasonably stand alone, a straight forward character driven film to send off Craig's Bond. Perhaps also with a patriotic air.
  • NicNacNicNac Administrator, Moderator
    Posts: 7,570
    noSolaceleft wrote: »
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    An espionage driven plot would excite me very much. If there's anything that's been lacking from the Craig era, it's definitely the "spy" factor. I'd like to see Craig moving along the shadows in a dark outfit with a silenced Walther PPK.

    The way he looks recently why not switch off the light completely?

    Before Bond
    english-actor-daniel-craig-posed-at-the-royal-court-theatre-in-on-picture-id157988922

    Bond 2006
    cf724e8caebc210a67cea9eadb58aff7.jpg

    Craig in Dream House 2011
    ef8bc52c2175121a_CraigDreamHouse.jpg

    Bond 2012
    Daniel-Craig-Skyfall.jpg

  • DonnyDB5DonnyDB5 Buffalo, New York
    Posts: 1,755
    I think I'd be let down if the runtime is less than what we've been accustomed to. I want a nice, long send off for Craig.
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    Posts: 8,090
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    I think I'd be let down if the runtime is less than what we've been accustomed to. I want a nice, long send off for Craig.

    I don't think that's what we will be getting. Boyle's longest film is 122 minutes.
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
    edited March 2018 Posts: 23,883
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    jake24 wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    Almost all of Danny Boyle's films are under 2hrs, so we can assume he won't make a 145 minute epic like 3 out of the 4 last films have been. That's a plus in my book, as I'm really looking for something more succinct and rewatch value.
    I was kind of hoping for a big, 145 minute epic if I'm being honest.

    Another one?

    I think Bond 25 will be reasonably stand alone, a straight forward character driven film to send off Craig's Bond. Perhaps also with a patriotic air.
    I think so. If I were to guess, I think it will also be action 'lite' given the compressed shooting schedule these films are known for, because this is Boyle's first kick at the can, & because they won't want another debilitating injury of the kind that has afflicted The Rhythm Section and which affected SP.

    I wonder if this will be the 'set-up' for the next actor as well, similar to how DAF set up the Rog era? I can't imagine, based on the evidence to date, that EON thinks that far ahead, but I'd like to hope so.
  • LFSLFS
    Posts: 40
    Danny Boyle. Another one of those super-famous arty drama directors.
    But I wasn´t expecting anything else...
  • patbpatb
    Posts: 4,600
    Is it fair to say that Layer Cake had a bit of Boyle in it in terms of style? Or am I looking for styles/connections that aren't there.
  • peterpeter Toronto
    Posts: 8,507
    noSolaceleft wrote: »
    peter wrote: »
    ok , just so I’m clear: you have a following? Over the years you have collected a following of readers? And these followers understand your process of thinking/re-assessment?... Hmm

    That is very cool! No jokes on my part. Seriously, I get it.

    Every once in a while you get on a rant about something someone wrote and you see for whatever reason as offensive . Has it ever occurred to you, that it might be you who is getting things wrong? Maybe you're just not very good in perceiving meanings?
    Worst of all, when proven wrong you don't apologize, but simply stay quiet for a while and then come back and just don't mention it.

    I believe someone told you that you must have a perfect view of a part of your body, and I must agree-- an incredible talent you have there.

    Best,

    P
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    edited March 2018 Posts: 8,090
    bondjames wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    jake24 wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    Almost all of Danny Boyle's films are under 2hrs, so we can assume he won't make a 145 minute epic like 3 out of the 4 last films have been. That's a plus in my book, as I'm really looking for something more succinct and rewatch value.
    I was kind of hoping for a big, 145 minute epic if I'm being honest.

    Another one?

    I think Bond 25 will be reasonably stand alone, a straight forward character driven film to send off Craig's Bond. Perhaps also with a patriotic air.
    I think so. If I were to guess, I think it will also be action 'lite' given the compressed shooting schedule these films are known for, because this is Boyle's first kick at the can, & because they won't want another debilitating injury of the kind that has afflicted The Rhythm Section and which affected SP.

    I wonder if this will be the 'set-up' for the next actor as well, similar to how DAF set up the Rog era? I can't imagine, based on the evidence to date, that EON thinks that far ahead, but I'd like to hope so.

    OMG, you're right! In a way, it's fortuitous. Remember how DAF introduced the overtly comic elements of Moore, but still had that edge which was customary of Connery's run? And remember how DAD gave us a glimpse of the introspection of Craig in the opening scenes, but still supplied us with barrel fulls of OTT action that was what we expected from Brosnan? Well, if Boyle is an arty director in the mould of the Craig era, but with a 'kinetic' and playful energy, that might give us the first hint of where things go next...
  • barryt007barryt007
    Posts: 19,339
    NicNac wrote: »
    noSolaceleft wrote: »
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    An espionage driven plot would excite me very much. If there's anything that's been lacking from the Craig era, it's definitely the "spy" factor. I'd like to see Craig moving along the shadows in a dark outfit with a silenced Walther PPK.

    The way he looks recently why not switch off the light completely?

    Before Bond
    english-actor-daniel-craig-posed-at-the-royal-court-theatre-in-on-picture-id157988922

    Bond 2006
    cf724e8caebc210a67cea9eadb58aff7.jpg

    Craig in Dream House 2011
    ef8bc52c2175121a_CraigDreamHouse.jpg

    Bond 2012
    Daniel-Craig-Skyfall.jpg

    Damn he looked good in 2006.
    Never going to get another film like that out of him now.

  • jake24jake24 Sitting at your desk, kissing your lover, eating supper with your familyModerator
    Posts: 10,588
    patb wrote: »
    Is it fair to say that Layer Cake had a bit of Boyle in it in terms of style? Or am I looking for styles/connections that aren't there.
    True, Layer Cake is very Boyle.
  • bondjamesbondjames You were expecting someone else?
    edited March 2018 Posts: 23,883
    jake24 wrote: »
    patb wrote: »
    Is it fair to say that Layer Cake had a bit of Boyle in it in terms of style? Or am I looking for styles/connections that aren't there.
    True, Layer Cake is very Boyle.
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    bondjames wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    jake24 wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    Almost all of Danny Boyle's films are under 2hrs, so we can assume he won't make a 145 minute epic like 3 out of the 4 last films have been. That's a plus in my book, as I'm really looking for something more succinct and rewatch value.
    I was kind of hoping for a big, 145 minute epic if I'm being honest.

    Another one?

    I think Bond 25 will be reasonably stand alone, a straight forward character driven film to send off Craig's Bond. Perhaps also with a patriotic air.
    I think so. If I were to guess, I think it will also be action 'lite' given the compressed shooting schedule these films are known for, because this is Boyle's first kick at the can, & because they won't want another debilitating injury of the kind that has afflicted The Rhythm Section and which affected SP.

    I wonder if this will be the 'set-up' for the next actor as well, similar to how DAF set up the Rog era? I can't imagine, based on the evidence to date, that EON thinks that far ahead, but I'd like to hope so.

    OMG, you're right! In a way, it's fortuitous. Remember how DAF introduced the overtly comic elements of Moore, but still had that edge which was customary of Connery's run? And remember how DAD gave us a glimpse of the introspection of Craig in the opening scenes, but still supplied us with barrel fulls of OTT action that was what we expected from Brosnan? Well, if Boyle is an arty director in the mould of the Craig era, but with a 'kinetic' and playful energy, that might give us the first hint of where things go next...

    Or alternatively it's possible that B25 sets up Craig's career post-Bond, by bringing him back full circle to his pre-Bond 'Indie' days, which culminated with Layer Cake.
  • patbpatb
    Posts: 4,600
    Next question: Is Layer Cake very Bond?
  • barryt007barryt007
    Posts: 19,339
    jake24 wrote: »
    patb wrote: »
    Is it fair to say that Layer Cake had a bit of Boyle in it in terms of style? Or am I looking for styles/connections that aren't there.
    True, Layer Cake is very Boyle.

    Layer Cake was the best film Daniel could have done as a Bond audition,great film and he was awesome in it.

  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    Posts: 8,090
    bondjames wrote: »
    jake24 wrote: »
    patb wrote: »
    Is it fair to say that Layer Cake had a bit of Boyle in it in terms of style? Or am I looking for styles/connections that aren't there.
    True, Layer Cake is very Boyle.
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    bondjames wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    jake24 wrote: »
    Mendes4Lyfe wrote: »
    Almost all of Danny Boyle's films are under 2hrs, so we can assume he won't make a 145 minute epic like 3 out of the 4 last films have been. That's a plus in my book, as I'm really looking for something more succinct and rewatch value.
    I was kind of hoping for a big, 145 minute epic if I'm being honest.

    Another one?

    I think Bond 25 will be reasonably stand alone, a straight forward character driven film to send off Craig's Bond. Perhaps also with a patriotic air.
    I think so. If I were to guess, I think it will also be action 'lite' given the compressed shooting schedule these films are known for, because this is Boyle's first kick at the can, & because they won't want another debilitating injury of the kind that has afflicted The Rhythm Section and which affected SP.

    I wonder if this will be the 'set-up' for the next actor as well, similar to how DAF set up the Rog era? I can't imagine, based on the evidence to date, that EON thinks that far ahead, but I'd like to hope so.

    OMG, you're right! In a way, it's fortuitous. Remember how DAF introduced the overtly comic elements of Moore, but still had that edge which was customary of Connery's run? And remember how DAD gave us a glimpse of the introspection of Craig in the opening scenes, but still supplied us with barrel fulls of OTT action that was what we expected from Brosnan? Well, if Boyle is an arty director in the mould of the Craig era, but with a 'kinetic' and playful energy, that might give us the first hint of where things go next...

    Or alternatively it's possible that B25 sets up Craig's career post-Bond, by bringing him back full circle to his pre-Bond 'Indie' days, which culminated with Layer Cake.

    That too.
  • Bernie99Bernie99
    edited March 2018 Posts: 252
    Anyone know which Bond-Movie is Boyle's favourite?
  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    Bernie99 wrote: »
    Anyone know which Bond-Movie is Boyle's favourite?

    I don’t know, but I do recall that he loves The Wrong Trousers, which is a masterpiece.
  • Escalus5Escalus5
    edited March 2018 Posts: 616
    barryt007 wrote: »
    Layer Cake was the best film Daniel could have done as a Bond audition,great film and he was awesome in it.

    Too bad he's not returning for the TV sequel, Viva La Madness. Jason Statham is currently attached.
  • 00Agent00Agent Any man who drinks Dom Perignon '52 can't be all bad.
    Posts: 5,185
    RC7 wrote: »
    Bernie99 wrote: »
    Anyone know which Bond-Movie is Boyle's favourite?

    I don’t know, but I do recall that he loves The Wrong Trousers, which is a masterpiece.

    It's true, and Apocalypse now is his favorite movie ever
    https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/article/five-favourite-films-with-golden-globewinner-danny-boyle/
  • dominicgreenedominicgreene The Eternal QOS Defender
    Posts: 1,756
    Very happy to hear about the news. Was worried for many months the director might have been Yawn DeBoring. Now we can look forward to a fresh Bond film with a new writer.

    Hopefully he gets Pemberton in for score, he'd do bloody well.

  • bondsumbondsum
    edited March 2018 Posts: 3,333
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    I'm broadly pretty happy as it means are getting a fresh injection of both writing blood and directorial blood. Boyle and Hodge are a great and creative team and at least the film won't be boring.
    If nothing else, the removal of P&W as scriptwriters on B25 should be a cause for celebration. And I concur, the "fresh injection" will hopefully result in something less pedestrian than the P&W story lines we've been getting down the years.
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    I'm not sure of Hodge and Boyle's Bondian credentials and knowledge of the character so I have slight reservations that this golden idea might be something weird like brothergate that will have us aghast.
    Having watched the Danny Boyle radio interview posted recently here quite a few pages back when this rumour first broke, I can say that — when asked about his knowledge of Fleming novels — Mr Boyle came across as very passionate. He also confessed to having been a huge fan; having read every single one of them as a young man. Which is kind of ironic as Boyle's been labelled as a staunch socialist, therefore one would have thought Mr le Carré more to his liking. Quelle surprise, it seems not. Boyle was and IS a huge literary Bond fan. One can only hope that his enthusiasm and knowledge of the Fleming classics translates itself to the big screen. Having said that, I know nothing of John Hodge's expertise on Fleming. Come to think of it, I recall P&W used to boast of their superior knowledge of Fleming and Bond, but fat lot of good it did them.
  • 00Agent00Agent Any man who drinks Dom Perignon '52 can't be all bad.
    Posts: 5,185
    bondsum wrote: »
    Having watched the Danny Boyle radio interview posted recently here quite a few pages back when this rumour first broke, I can say that — when asked about his knowledge of Fleming novels — Mr Boyle came across as very passionate. He also confessed to having been a huge fan; having read every single one of them as a young man. Which is kind of ironic as Boyle's been labelled as a staunch socialist, therefore one would have thought Mr le Carré more to his liking. Quelle surprise, it seems not. Boyle was and IS a huge literary Bond fan. One can only hope that his enthusiasm and knowledge of the Fleming classics translates itself to the big screen. Having said that, I know nothing of John Hodge's expertise on Fleming. Come to think of it, I recall P&W used to boast of their superior knowledge of Fleming and Bond, but fat lot of good it did them.

    As someone who only drops in here occasionally, could someone post that radio interview again or point me to the page number? Would be highly Appreciated.
  • ThunderfingerThunderfinger Das Boot Hill
    Posts: 45,489
    Purvis and Wade celebrating their new freedom.
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  • mybudgetbondmybudgetbond The World
    Posts: 189
    I'm totally down with Boyle - I've enjoyed all his films so I hope that he signs on the dotted line and we can make sure that November 2019 is set in stone. I don't want to wait any longer!
  • Risico007Risico007
    Posts: 9,771
    Well this is interesting I will definitely have to check out trainspotting now
  • FoxRoxFoxRox
    Posts: 12,270
    Assuming the new script is chosen, I wonder if we will ever get a chance to see the old P&W script sometime down the road. I’d love to just to satisfy my curiosity.
  • ThunderfingerThunderfinger Das Boot Hill
    Posts: 45,489
    This video is also directed by Danny Boyle.


  • Escalus5Escalus5
    edited March 2018 Posts: 616
    Risico007 wrote: »
    Well this is interesting I will definitely have to check out trainspotting now

    Your time might be better spent seeing Boyle's genre movies, which will give you a good idea of how skilled he is at ratcheting up suspense. SHALLOW GRAVE (written by Hodge), 28 DAYS LATER, and (especially) SUNSHINE are all tense, nail-biting thrillers.
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