No Time To Die: Production Diary

1248924902492249424952507

Comments

  • ThunderfingerThunderfinger Das Boot Hill
    Posts: 45,489
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    shamanimal wrote: »
    What's a SJM?

    SJW (not M) is a social justice warrior.

    Yes, M is definitely not that.
  • Posts: 1,092
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    shamanimal wrote: »
    What's a SJM?

    SJW (not M) is a social justice warrior.

    Yes, M is definitely not that.

    I meant that to be a correction to the previous incorrect acronym "SJM" the person before me wrote. Not the character of M.
  • Posts: 4,400
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    People can say I'm overreacting all they want. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt. I pray I'm wrong but our franchise will simply be the latest of many that have been taken over and destroyed by PC culture and SJWs.
    I think your fears aren't proven out in the past four films. Bond remains Bond as shown by his philandering in Casino Royale (likes pursuing married women), Quantum of Solace (beds the girl sent to put him on a plane; puts the moves on Camille toward the end and is rejected), Skyfall (has no problem going local with a Turkish dish; doesn't hesitate to go after a victim of the Macao slave trade, relationship to the villain not clear), and Spectre (has a girl on standby in Mexico City; goes after the "grieving widow"; goes after a beautiful woman whose father he assisted in suicide).

    So it's ripe that PC will dance around and confront the Bond character but I'm not seeing him being affected by it. It just plays up the difference while Bond beds women, lives the high life, and kills the bad guys. None of that has gone out of style.

    It has nothing to do with going out of style. The last four films were ages ago when compared to today's political climate. See, this big thing happened in 2016 that made the SJWs lost their minds. This is the last I'm gonna say about it and I'm not baiting, not complaining, just pointing out that Bond will be ruined soon (if not already with this upcoming film) like all the other film franchises out there. The MCU is the latest and the producers have already stated they will make the films more "diverse" and "inclusive."

    With Bond, we already had a female M, a black Felix and MP; soon Bond will be black or female as well. Or gay. It's only a matter of time. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if Q comes out in this or the next film since the actor is gay. EON is not above virtue signaling. Can we start an alternate thread about Bond and politics and leave this one for Bond 25 only?

    You're probably going to be devastated when you learn that Craig and Broccoli are Remainers.....

    wolfgangtillmans.jpg

    Everything I have heard about Bond 25 does not sound like 'virtue signalling' or pandering to the left at all.

    PWB's comments are the most revealing here. Bond was created by Ian Fleming in a very different time. Bond as a character has evolved but many of his basic traits remain the same. This doesn't mean Bond 25 can't question that character and his mindset.

    Consider the two examples below:
    1. In CR, we meet a young Bond who openly admits he prefers affairs with married women as it keeps things simple. That's a fairly misogynistic and morally wrong trait. It's something that Vesper immediately notices in him. She challenges him on it. Eventually, both Vesper and him fall in love.
    2. Prior to GE, the Bond character was deemed irrelevant. Instead of giving Bond a full 90's makeup. They decided to drag the character into the era kicking and screaming. His ego was challenged by the fact he was now having to take orders from a woman (something he was not happy with) and even Moneypenny reminded him of sexual harassment laws in the workplace.

    My tip is to just let them make the film and if you think it has some evil liberal agenda then discuss it in April 2020. But regardless of how you are framing your argument, the series has grown growing pains towards becoming more nuanced and less binary for over 30 years now.
  • edited June 2019 Posts: 615
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    shamanimal wrote: »
    What's a SJM?

    SJW (not M) is a social justice warrior.
    The opposite of which is “RWNJ” (Right Wing Nut Job).

    They’re even more insufferable.

    And the biggest, whiniest snowflakes of them all.
  • WalecsWalecs On Her Majesty's Secret Service
    Posts: 3,157
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    People can say I'm overreacting all they want. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt. I pray I'm wrong but our franchise will simply be the latest of many that have been taken over and destroyed by PC culture and SJWs.
    I think your fears aren't proven out in the past four films. Bond remains Bond as shown by his philandering in Casino Royale (likes pursuing married women), Quantum of Solace (beds the girl sent to put him on a plane; puts the moves on Camille toward the end and is rejected), Skyfall (has no problem going local with a Turkish dish; doesn't hesitate to go after a victim of the Macao slave trade, relationship to the villain not clear), and Spectre (has a girl on standby in Mexico City; goes after the "grieving widow"; goes after a beautiful woman whose father he assisted in suicide).

    So it's ripe that PC will dance around and confront the Bond character but I'm not seeing him being affected by it. It just plays up the difference while Bond beds women, lives the high life, and kills the bad guys. None of that has gone out of style.

    What is not clear about Bond's relationship with Silva?
  • ShardlakeShardlake Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
    Posts: 4,043
    peter wrote: »
    I think everyone should come together and, instead of putting Bond in their own compartment, call out 007 for what he is:

    A hedonist. With all the damn faults that this comes with.

    Ian Fleming was.

    And James Bond is.

    He's a pleasure seeker. He seeks pleasure from danger. From women. From gambling and booze (and, at one time, cigarettes).

    He's addicted to pleasure in whatever form it comes in.

    He's not a woman hater. He's not even, necessarily, a relic. He's a pleasure-seeking hedonist. That's his weakness and his strength (since he derives pleasure from danger, there's a masochist in him that drives the stakes up and up until someone cracks...).

    As always the voice of sanity my friend, too much of this Bond has been neutered bollocks from the people who don't like this era.

    I also saw someone on Facebook saying Bond has been made too human and Bond isn't human he's an archetype, I think he was but not any more, he's 3 dimensional flesh and blood character as Fleming wrote it.

    I think the human aspect of Bond is unlikely to be gone when the next person comes along, some of our collective are thinking (hoping) we are going to go back to what it was like with Roger and Pierce.

    Whoever takes over while Barbara is in charge, I think that is unlikely.

    While I'm not on the Aidan Turner bandwagon and have a little fun saying he won't get the job, I do realise that there is a possibility he might.

    Although I don't think for one second that Turner is going to want to play Bond not taking into account what DC has bought to the role.

    The tortured soul, the man at odds with his lifestyle and career, the contradiction and flaws. I'd be very surprised if Turner didn't want to explore those if he got the role.

    Some of us have this idea of what they want their Bond to be, they've grafted Turner and whoever onto this and I think they might get a shock when the next Bond arrives.

    There seems to be this idea that it's all going to lighten up and complexity of the character will be gone. Yes we might get the full article next time round and not a return to the beginning of his career.

    Though I just don't see Bond ever going back to how Roger or Pierce played it, the complexity and human aspect is here to stay and any actor that takes it on, will want to explore that.

    There is a reason actors have shown an interest in this role this time round and it's not to play the role as some infallible smart arse who swans around like a millionaire playboy that is for sure.

    Also, if we want talented interesting writers to take on Bond, they won't be interested if all they are given a remit that says we want to take it back to the old days, just Bond on a mission and nothing more, just a plot and some action.

    It's only a very loud and small percentage of the fan base that wants this anyway.
  • ResurrectionResurrection Kolkata, India
    Posts: 2,541
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    People can say I'm overreacting all they want. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt. I pray I'm wrong but our franchise will simply be the latest of many that have been taken over and destroyed by PC culture and SJWs.
    I think your fears aren't proven out in the past four films. Bond remains Bond as shown by his philandering in Casino Royale (likes pursuing married women), Quantum of Solace (beds the girl sent to put him on a plane; puts the moves on Camille toward the end and is rejected), Skyfall (has no problem going local with a Turkish dish; doesn't hesitate to go after a victim of the Macao slave trade, relationship to the villain not clear), and Spectre (has a girl on standby in Mexico City; goes after the "grieving widow"; goes after a beautiful woman whose father he assisted in suicide).

    So it's ripe that PC will dance around and confront the Bond character but I'm not seeing him being affected by it. It just plays up the difference while Bond beds women, lives the high life, and kills the bad guys. None of that has gone out of style.

    It has nothing to do with going out of style. The last four films were ages ago when compared to today's political climate. See, this big thing happened in 2016 that made the SJWs lost their minds. This is the last I'm gonna say about it and I'm not baiting, not complaining, just pointing out that Bond will be ruined soon (if not already with this upcoming film) like all the other film franchises out there. The MCU is the latest and the producers have already stated they will make the films more "diverse" and "inclusive."

    With Bond, we already had a female M, a black Felix and MP; soon Bond will be black or female as well. Or gay. It's only a matter of time. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if Q comes out in this or the next film since the actor is gay. EON is not above virtue signaling. Can we start an alternate thread about Bond and politics and leave this one for Bond 25 only?

    You're probably going to be devastated when you learn that Craig and Broccoli are Remainers.....

    wolfgangtillmans.jpg

    Everything I have heard about Bond 25 does not sound like 'virtue signalling' or pandering to the left at all.

    PWB's comments are the most revealing here. Bond was created by Ian Fleming in a very different time. Bond as a character has evolved but many of his basic traits remain the same. This doesn't mean Bond 25 can't question that character and his mindset.

    Consider the two examples below:
    1. In CR, we meet a young Bond who openly admits he prefers affairs with married women as it keeps things simple. That's a fairly misogynistic and morally wrong trait. It's something that Vesper immediately notices in him. She challenges him on it. Eventually, both Vesper and him fall in love.
    2. Prior to GE, the Bond character was deemed irrelevant. Instead of giving Bond a full 90's makeup. They decided to drag the character into the era kicking and screaming. His ego was challenged by the fact he was now having to take orders from a woman (something he was not happy with) and even Moneypenny reminded him of sexual harassment laws in the workplace.

    My tip is to just let them make the film and if you think it has some evil liberal agenda then discuss it in April 2020. But regardless of how you are framing your argument, the series has grown growing pains towards becoming more nuanced and less binary for over 30 years now.

    That's what I have been saying
    Please can we move on now, anything new regarding Norway, anyone?
  • NicNacNicNac Administrator, Moderator
    Posts: 7,567
    Please leave your thoughts on the politics of Bond out of the Production thread. In fact we try to avoid politics altogether on this Bond forum.
  • edited June 2019 Posts: 17,241
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    People can say I'm overreacting all they want. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt. I pray I'm wrong but our franchise will simply be the latest of many that have been taken over and destroyed by PC culture and SJWs.
    I think your fears aren't proven out in the past four films. Bond remains Bond as shown by his philandering in Casino Royale (likes pursuing married women), Quantum of Solace (beds the girl sent to put him on a plane; puts the moves on Camille toward the end and is rejected), Skyfall (has no problem going local with a Turkish dish; doesn't hesitate to go after a victim of the Macao slave trade, relationship to the villain not clear), and Spectre (has a girl on standby in Mexico City; goes after the "grieving widow"; goes after a beautiful woman whose father he assisted in suicide).

    So it's ripe that PC will dance around and confront the Bond character but I'm not seeing him being affected by it. It just plays up the difference while Bond beds women, lives the high life, and kills the bad guys. None of that has gone out of style.

    It has nothing to do with going out of style. The last four films were ages ago when compared to today's political climate. See, this big thing happened in 2016 that made the SJWs lost their minds. This is the last I'm gonna say about it and I'm not baiting, not complaining, just pointing out that Bond will be ruined soon (if not already with this upcoming film) like all the other film franchises out there. The MCU is the latest and the producers have already stated they will make the films more "diverse" and "inclusive."

    With Bond, we already had a female M, a black Felix and MP; soon Bond will be black or female as well. Or gay. It's only a matter of time. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if Q comes out in this or the next film since the actor is gay. EON is not above virtue signaling. Can we start an alternate thread about Bond and politics and leave this one for Bond 25 only?

    You're probably going to be devastated when you learn that Craig and Broccoli are Remainers.....

    wolfgangtillmans.jpg

    Everything I have heard about Bond 25 does not sound like 'virtue signalling' or pandering to the left at all.

    PWB's comments are the most revealing here. Bond was created by Ian Fleming in a very different time. Bond as a character has evolved but many of his basic traits remain the same. This doesn't mean Bond 25 can't question that character and his mindset.

    Consider the two examples below:
    1. In CR, we meet a young Bond who openly admits he prefers affairs with married women as it keeps things simple. That's a fairly misogynistic and morally wrong trait. It's something that Vesper immediately notices in him. She challenges him on it. Eventually, both Vesper and him fall in love.
    2. Prior to GE, the Bond character was deemed irrelevant. Instead of giving Bond a full 90's makeup. They decided to drag the character into the era kicking and screaming. His ego was challenged by the fact he was now having to take orders from a woman (something he was not happy with) and even Moneypenny reminded him of sexual harassment laws in the workplace.

    My tip is to just let them make the film and if you think it has some evil liberal agenda then discuss it in April 2020. But regardless of how you are framing your argument, the series has grown growing pains towards becoming more nuanced and less binary for over 30 years now.

    That's what I have been saying
    Please can we move on now, anything new regarding Norway, anyone?

    An airplane, claimed by a local newspaper to carry equipment for a film shoot on the Atlantic Road, arrived earlier today.
  • ResurrectionResurrection Kolkata, India
    edited June 2019 Posts: 2,541
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    People can say I'm overreacting all they want. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt. I pray I'm wrong but our franchise will simply be the latest of many that have been taken over and destroyed by PC culture and SJWs.
    I think your fears aren't proven out in the past four films. Bond remains Bond as shown by his philandering in Casino Royale (likes pursuing married women), Quantum of Solace (beds the girl sent to put him on a plane; puts the moves on Camille toward the end and is rejected), Skyfall (has no problem going local with a Turkish dish; doesn't hesitate to go after a victim of the Macao slave trade, relationship to the villain not clear), and Spectre (has a girl on standby in Mexico City; goes after the "grieving widow"; goes after a beautiful woman whose father he assisted in suicide).

    So it's ripe that PC will dance around and confront the Bond character but I'm not seeing him being affected by it. It just plays up the difference while Bond beds women, lives the high life, and kills the bad guys. None of that has gone out of style.

    It has nothing to do with going out of style. The last four films were ages ago when compared to today's political climate. See, this big thing happened in 2016 that made the SJWs lost their minds. This is the last I'm gonna say about it and I'm not baiting, not complaining, just pointing out that Bond will be ruined soon (if not already with this upcoming film) like all the other film franchises out there. The MCU is the latest and the producers have already stated they will make the films more "diverse" and "inclusive."

    With Bond, we already had a female M, a black Felix and MP; soon Bond will be black or female as well. Or gay. It's only a matter of time. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if Q comes out in this or the next film since the actor is gay. EON is not above virtue signaling. Can we start an alternate thread about Bond and politics and leave this one for Bond 25 only?

    You're probably going to be devastated when you learn that Craig and Broccoli are Remainers.....

    wolfgangtillmans.jpg

    Everything I have heard about Bond 25 does not sound like 'virtue signalling' or pandering to the left at all.

    PWB's comments are the most revealing here. Bond was created by Ian Fleming in a very different time. Bond as a character has evolved but many of his basic traits remain the same. This doesn't mean Bond 25 can't question that character and his mindset.

    Consider the two examples below:
    1. In CR, we meet a young Bond who openly admits he prefers affairs with married women as it keeps things simple. That's a fairly misogynistic and morally wrong trait. It's something that Vesper immediately notices in him. She challenges him on it. Eventually, both Vesper and him fall in love.
    2. Prior to GE, the Bond character was deemed irrelevant. Instead of giving Bond a full 90's makeup. They decided to drag the character into the era kicking and screaming. His ego was challenged by the fact he was now having to take orders from a woman (something he was not happy with) and even Moneypenny reminded him of sexual harassment laws in the workplace.

    My tip is to just let them make the film and if you think it has some evil liberal agenda then discuss it in April 2020. But regardless of how you are framing your argument, the series has grown growing pains towards becoming more nuanced and less binary for over 30 years now.

    That's what I have been saying
    Please can we move on now, anything new regarding Norway, anyone?

    An airplane, claimed by a local newspaper to carry equipment for a film shoot on the Atlantic Road, arrived earlier today.

    Can't wait for what next 2 days bring into the fold, do we know for sure that it's for bond
  • Posts: 1,092
    Any update on a possible title reveal?
  • Bentley007Bentley007 Manitoba, Canada
    edited June 2019 Posts: 564
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    People can say I'm overreacting all they want. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt. I pray I'm wrong but our franchise will simply be the latest of many that have been taken over and destroyed by PC culture and SJWs.
    I think your fears aren't proven out in the past four films. Bond remains Bond as shown by his philandering in Casino Royale (likes pursuing married women), Quantum of Solace (beds the girl sent to put him on a plane; puts the moves on Camille toward the end and is rejected), Skyfall (has no problem going local with a Turkish dish; doesn't hesitate to go after a victim of the Macao slave trade, relationship to the villain not clear), and Spectre (has a girl on standby in Mexico City; goes after the "grieving widow"; goes after a beautiful woman whose father he assisted in suicide).

    So it's ripe that PC will dance around and confront the Bond character but I'm not seeing him being affected by it. It just plays up the difference while Bond beds women, lives the high life, and kills the bad guys. None of that has gone out of style.

    It has nothing to do with going out of style. The last four films were ages ago when compared to today's political climate. See, this big thing happened in 2016 that made the SJWs lost their minds. This is the last I'm gonna say about it and I'm not baiting, not complaining, just pointing out that Bond will be ruined soon (if not already with this upcoming film) like all the other film franchises out there. The MCU is the latest and the producers have already stated they will make the films more "diverse" and "inclusive."

    With Bond, we already had a female M, a black Felix and MP; soon Bond will be black or female as well. Or gay. It's only a matter of time. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if Q comes out in this or the next film since the actor is gay. EON is not above virtue signaling. Can we start an alternate thread about Bond and politics and leave this one for Bond 25 only?

    You're probably going to be devastated when you learn that Craig and Broccoli are Remainers.....

    wolfgangtillmans.jpg

    Everything I have heard about Bond 25 does not sound like 'virtue signalling' or pandering to the left at all.

    PWB's comments are the most revealing here. Bond was created by Ian Fleming in a very different time. Bond as a character has evolved but many of his basic traits remain the same. This doesn't mean Bond 25 can't question that character and his mindset.

    Consider the two examples below:
    1. In CR, we meet a young Bond who openly admits he prefers affairs with married women as it keeps things simple. That's a fairly misogynistic and morally wrong trait. It's something that Vesper immediately notices in him. She challenges him on it. Eventually, both Vesper and him fall in love.
    2. Prior to GE, the Bond character was deemed irrelevant. Instead of giving Bond a full 90's makeup. They decided to drag the character into the era kicking and screaming. His ego was challenged by the fact he was now having to take orders from a woman (something he was not happy with) and even Moneypenny reminded him of sexual harassment laws in the workplace.

    My tip is to just let them make the film and if you think it has some evil liberal agenda then discuss it in April 2020. But regardless of how you are framing your argument, the series has grown growing pains towards becoming more nuanced and less binary for over 30 years now.

    That's what I have been saying
    Please can we move on now, anything new regarding Norway, anyone?

    An airplane, claimed by a local newspaper to carry equipment for a film shoot on the Atlantic Road, arrived earlier today.

    Can't wait for what next 2 days bring into the fold, do we know for sure that it's for bond

    I would say its 99 percent likely its Bond. An avid Bond fan and film insider from Norway JamesBondMagasinet has been posting on Instagram that the filming on the Atlantic Road is for Bond 25. He was the first to confirm filming in Norway in March as well.

  • Posts: 17,241
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    People can say I'm overreacting all they want. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt. I pray I'm wrong but our franchise will simply be the latest of many that have been taken over and destroyed by PC culture and SJWs.
    I think your fears aren't proven out in the past four films. Bond remains Bond as shown by his philandering in Casino Royale (likes pursuing married women), Quantum of Solace (beds the girl sent to put him on a plane; puts the moves on Camille toward the end and is rejected), Skyfall (has no problem going local with a Turkish dish; doesn't hesitate to go after a victim of the Macao slave trade, relationship to the villain not clear), and Spectre (has a girl on standby in Mexico City; goes after the "grieving widow"; goes after a beautiful woman whose father he assisted in suicide).

    So it's ripe that PC will dance around and confront the Bond character but I'm not seeing him being affected by it. It just plays up the difference while Bond beds women, lives the high life, and kills the bad guys. None of that has gone out of style.

    It has nothing to do with going out of style. The last four films were ages ago when compared to today's political climate. See, this big thing happened in 2016 that made the SJWs lost their minds. This is the last I'm gonna say about it and I'm not baiting, not complaining, just pointing out that Bond will be ruined soon (if not already with this upcoming film) like all the other film franchises out there. The MCU is the latest and the producers have already stated they will make the films more "diverse" and "inclusive."

    With Bond, we already had a female M, a black Felix and MP; soon Bond will be black or female as well. Or gay. It's only a matter of time. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if Q comes out in this or the next film since the actor is gay. EON is not above virtue signaling. Can we start an alternate thread about Bond and politics and leave this one for Bond 25 only?

    You're probably going to be devastated when you learn that Craig and Broccoli are Remainers.....

    wolfgangtillmans.jpg

    Everything I have heard about Bond 25 does not sound like 'virtue signalling' or pandering to the left at all.

    PWB's comments are the most revealing here. Bond was created by Ian Fleming in a very different time. Bond as a character has evolved but many of his basic traits remain the same. This doesn't mean Bond 25 can't question that character and his mindset.

    Consider the two examples below:
    1. In CR, we meet a young Bond who openly admits he prefers affairs with married women as it keeps things simple. That's a fairly misogynistic and morally wrong trait. It's something that Vesper immediately notices in him. She challenges him on it. Eventually, both Vesper and him fall in love.
    2. Prior to GE, the Bond character was deemed irrelevant. Instead of giving Bond a full 90's makeup. They decided to drag the character into the era kicking and screaming. His ego was challenged by the fact he was now having to take orders from a woman (something he was not happy with) and even Moneypenny reminded him of sexual harassment laws in the workplace.

    My tip is to just let them make the film and if you think it has some evil liberal agenda then discuss it in April 2020. But regardless of how you are framing your argument, the series has grown growing pains towards becoming more nuanced and less binary for over 30 years now.

    That's what I have been saying
    Please can we move on now, anything new regarding Norway, anyone?

    An airplane, claimed by a local newspaper to carry equipment for a film shoot on the Atlantic Road, arrived earlier today.

    Can't wait for what next 2 days bring into the fold, do we know for sure that it's for bond

    Unless the article reveals more (it's behind a paywall), we don't. I'm sure we'll know more within days - especially if we see any actors on location; Scarlett Johansson or Bond 25 cast.
  • BondAficionadoBondAficionado Former IMDBer
    Posts: 1,884
    Bentley007 wrote: »
    I would say its 99 percent likely its Bond. An avid Bond fan and film insider from Norway JamesBondMagasinet has been posting on Instagram that the filming on the Atlantic Road is for Bond 25. He was the first to confirm filming in Norway in March as well.


    Better make that "second". 😏
  • edited June 2019 Posts: 6,665
    Oh boy, Fukunaga is going to make wonders with that piece of road. Didn't he use a drone in some winding road last year, to great effect? I don't know. I seem to recall something like that. And it was brilliant. Was it his? Some sort of scouting footage. Anyone?
  • Bentley007Bentley007 Manitoba, Canada
    Posts: 564
    Bentley007 wrote: »
    I would say its 99 percent likely its Bond. An avid Bond fan and film insider from Norway JamesBondMagasinet has been posting on Instagram that the filming on the Atlantic Road is for Bond 25. He was the first to confirm filming in Norway in March as well.


    Better make that "second". 😏

    I apologize I should have said second. I just wanted to highlight that he seems to have good information about the Norway filming.
  • BondAficionadoBondAficionado Former IMDBer
    Posts: 1,884
    Bentley007 wrote: »
    Bentley007 wrote: »
    I would say its 99 percent likely its Bond. An avid Bond fan and film insider from Norway JamesBondMagasinet has been posting on Instagram that the filming on the Atlantic Road is for Bond 25. He was the first to confirm filming in Norway in March as well.


    Better make that "second". 😏

    I apologize I should have said second. I just wanted to highlight that he seems to have good information about the Norway filming.

    No need to apologize there, @Bentley007. Was only something that caught my attention. But yes, he's definitely a great source for Norwegian info etc.
  • echoecho 007 in New York
    Posts: 5,921
    www.wave-link.com
  • Posts: 3,164
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    Any update on a possible title reveal?

    At this point, thinking they'll save it for the teaser trailer. It's only probably under 2 months away...
  • DonnyDB5DonnyDB5 Buffalo, New York
    Posts: 1,755
    antovolk wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    Any update on a possible title reveal?

    At this point, thinking they'll save it for the teaser trailer. It's only probably under 2 months away...

    This makes sense at this point. SPECTRE’s first teaser was dropped in March, 4 months after filming started. If they follow the same timeline, we should get our first teaser at the end of July or maybe early August.
  • Posts: 4,400
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    antovolk wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    Any update on a possible title reveal?

    At this point, thinking they'll save it for the teaser trailer. It's only probably under 2 months away...

    This makes sense at this point. SPECTRE’s first teaser was dropped in March, 4 months after filming started. If they follow the same timeline, we should get our first teaser at the end of July or maybe early August.

    Much depends on how much filming has been impacted due to Craig's injury. If @Archivo_007 is correct and he has been on crutches, then they likely won't have enough in the can.

    Though, Universal will want to release the trailer with Hobbs and Shaw on August 2nd. How practical this will be is unknown currently.

    In more interesting news.....Variety is floating the possibility that David Arnold could be primed to return to the series. Don't get too excited though. It's based on an interview where Arnold reveals he hasn't been contacted. I really do like Arnold, but I think it's time to move on....



    We first got word that Eon had hired Thomas Newman for SF around 2 months into shooting. So hopefully we will have word soon:

    https://www.007.com/newman-on-board-for-skyfall/

    What's reallky interesting in the press release for Newman back in 2012 - is that it includes a quote from David Arnold revealing his reasons for not returning. That is a very unusual move. Add to that the fact that Eon didn't let Newman use his own orchestration of the Bond theme - preferring Arnold's version from CR.

    It's clear Arnold is Eon's preference. The real question, will he be Fukunaga's top choice? I bet he's looking at Justin Hurwitz.
  • Posts: 820
    This is likely just a good bit of press for Good Omens, but man oh man, how wonderful would it be if Variety is hinting in the direction of something here.

    Past this point, no single thing would hypothetically get me more excited for Bond 25 than David returning to score.
  • PavloPavlo Ukraine
    Posts: 323
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    antovolk wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    Any update on a possible title reveal?

    At this point, thinking they'll save it for the teaser trailer. It's only probably under 2 months away...

    This makes sense at this point. SPECTRE’s first teaser was dropped in March, 4 months after filming started. If they follow the same timeline, we should get our first teaser at the end of July or maybe early August.

    Much depends on how much filming has been impacted due to Craig's injury. If @Archivo_007 is correct and he has been on crutches, then they likely won't have enough in the can.

    Though, Universal will want to release the trailer with Hobbs and Shaw on August 2nd. How practical this will be is unknown currently.

    In more interesting news.....Variety is floating the possibility that David Arnold could be primed to return to the series. Don't get too excited though. It's based on an interview where Arnold reveals he hasn't been contacted. I really do like Arnold, but I think it's time to move on....



    We first got word that Eon had hired Thomas Newman for SF around 2 months into shooting. So hopefully we will have word soon:

    https://www.007.com/newman-on-board-for-skyfall/

    What's reallky interesting in the press release for Newman back in 2012 - is that it includes a quote from David Arnold revealing his reasons for not returning. That is a very unusual move. Add to that the fact that Eon didn't let Newman use his own orchestration of the Bond theme - preferring Arnold's version from CR.

    It's clear Arnold is Eon's preference. The real question, will he be Fukunaga's top choice? I bet he's looking at Justin Hurwitz.

    Cary worked on his last two projects ("Maniac" and "Beasts of no nation") with Dan Romer. Maybe Cary will be promotind Dan for new chapter. Yes, he is not so famous as Hans Zimmer, David Arnord or Thomas Newman but it can be interesting choice.
  • CraigMooreOHMSSCraigMooreOHMSS Dublin, Ireland
    Posts: 8,009
    AgentM72 wrote: »
    This is likely just a good bit of press for Good Omens, but man oh man, how wonderful would it be if Variety is hinting in the direction of something here.

    Past this point, no single thing would hypothetically get me more excited for Bond 25 than David returning to score.

    This is likely it. The Good Omens soundtrack is getting rave reviews ahead of its release. Bond was bound to come up when talking about it.
  • Posts: 9,737
    I am always game for Arnold's return
  • duke_togoduke_togo france
    edited June 2019 Posts: 138
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    antovolk wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    Any update on a possible title reveal?

    At this point, thinking they'll save it for the teaser trailer. It's only probably under 2 months away...

    This makes sense at this point. SPECTRE’s first teaser was dropped in March, 4 months after filming started. If they follow the same timeline, we should get our first teaser at the end of July or maybe early August.

    Much depends on how much filming has been impacted due to Craig's injury. If @Archivo_007 is correct and he has been on crutches, then they likely won't have enough in the can.

    Though, Universal will want to release the trailer with Hobbs and Shaw on August 2nd. How practical this will be is unknown currently.

    In more interesting news.....Variety is floating the possibility that David Arnold could be primed to return to the series. Don't get too excited though. It's based on an interview where Arnold reveals he hasn't been contacted. I really do like Arnold, but I think it's time to move on....



    We first got word that Eon had hired Thomas Newman for SF around 2 months into shooting. So hopefully we will have word soon:

    https://www.007.com/newman-on-board-for-skyfall/

    What's reallky interesting in the press release for Newman back in 2012 - is that it includes a quote from David Arnold revealing his reasons for not returning. That is a very unusual move. Add to that the fact that Eon didn't let Newman use his own orchestration of the Bond theme - preferring Arnold's version from CR.

    It's clear Arnold is Eon's preference. The real question, will he be Fukunaga's top choice? I bet he's looking at Justin Hurwitz.

    Well basically you guess that he will hire the entire technical crew behind "First man" (and 'Lala land')... very possible indeed...
  • duke_togoduke_togo france
    edited June 2019 Posts: 138
    duke_togo wrote: »
    DonnyDB5 wrote: »
    antovolk wrote: »
    The_Reaper wrote: »
    Any update on a possible title reveal?

    At this point, thinking they'll save it for the teaser trailer. It's only probably under 2 months away...

    This makes sense at this point. SPECTRE’s first teaser was dropped in March, 4 months after filming started. If they follow the same timeline, we should get our first teaser at the end of July or maybe early August.

    Much depends on how much filming has been impacted due to Craig's injury. If @Archivo_007 is correct and he has been on crutches, then they likely won't have enough in the can.

    Though, Universal will want to release the trailer with Hobbs and Shaw on August 2nd. How practical this will be is unknown currently.

    In more interesting news.....Variety is floating the possibility that David Arnold could be primed to return to the series. Don't get too excited though. It's based on an interview where Arnold reveals he hasn't been contacted. I really do like Arnold, but I think it's time to move on....



    We first got word that Eon had hired Thomas Newman for SF around 2 months into shooting. So hopefully we will have word soon:

    https://www.007.com/newman-on-board-for-skyfall/

    What's reallky interesting in the press release for Newman back in 2012 - is that it includes a quote from David Arnold revealing his reasons for not returning. That is a very unusual move. Add to that the fact that Eon didn't let Newman use his own orchestration of the Bond theme - preferring Arnold's version from CR.

    It's clear Arnold is Eon's preference. The real question, will he be Fukunaga's top choice? I bet he's looking at Justin Hurwitz.


  • edited June 2019 Posts: 6,665
    AgentM72 wrote: »
    This is likely just a good bit of press for Good Omens, but man oh man, how wonderful would it be if Variety is hinting in the direction of something here.

    Past this point, no single thing would hypothetically get me more excited for Bond 25 than David returning to score.

    This is likely it. The Good Omens soundtrack is getting rave reviews ahead of its release. Bond was bound to come up when talking about it.

    Yes, it's a good soundtrack. Noticed that before I knew who the composer was. Always a good sign.
  • Posts: 11,425
    Shardlake wrote: »
    God forbid we think about the well being of the planet.

    Yeah. I mean this is the end of Bond as we know it right? Lord help us .
  • Posts: 68
    Moffat turned Adler into a dominatrix. That's not sexy it's sleazy
Sign In or Register to comment.