007HallY
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I mean, he could be lying about never having met BB (it’d be a pretty pointless lie even if he were seriously being considered/contractually obligated not to say anything or whatever - many people have met Broccoli and likely it’s simply not somethi…
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Like I said, he’s not lying when he says these things.
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Both damn good films, but it’s FRWL for me. It’s the film where Connery truly plays James Bond (in DN he’s great but plays a version of the character that is always two steps ahead, and very sure of himself - by contrast his performance in FRWL show…
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I really can’t say there are any missed opportunities. Honestly, changing the game from Baccarat to poker makes absolutely no difference to me as I still have no idea how either of these games work, and really couldn’t care less. I’m able to underst…
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Well, I think Turner’s another one who’s not all that interested really (at least from what I’ve read/ from what I understand are his most recent comments). He’s had Bond rumours thrown at him for at least 10 years now as well. I don’t think his …
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Denbigh wrote: » I’m not doubting his ability, I’m just curious, given how high he is on people’s lists, whether people have actually seen him in anything? I've seen him in bits and pieces, but not quite as much as others have here who favo…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » It worked for Craig. He wasn't that interested either. It's not as straightforward as that. He's said that when approached privately about taking the role by Broccoli he was taken a bit aback as it wasn't on his radar. …
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Benny wrote: » Very true @007HallY it's quite possible that Theo James doesn't want too commit to such a role. Just because many of us feel he's a good fit for it, doesn't mean that he as an actor wants to do it. I do also agree, with those who s…
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I feel the thing about TMWTGG is that it's so flawed and even strange, and yet close to being much better than it is, that watching it is a weirdly fun experience. You can think about all of the missed opportunities, what could have been done differ…
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I haven't watched The Gentleman fully yet, but from clips and what I have seen I can see why people are impressed with James. And yeah, he's a very good actor. Definitely has a very good natural voice for the role. I can see it. But that said, I …
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George_Kaplan wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » O’Connell is the only one who can I immediately picture bringing something new, because he’s a much more physical and expressive actor than any of the Bonds we’ve had already. I just wonde…
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CrabKey wrote: » I would like to see less high-tech. I'm not a fan of Bond being "chipped" as if he's a pet. Too much Q tracking Bond's every move is already old. An off the grid Bond story would be a nice change. Agreed. Although it was m…
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MaxCasino wrote: » Rumors for The Batman Part II (from Reddit) take with a pinch of salt: "The script isn’t done yet (which is common knowledge) but plot details have been floating around the DC offices and I found some out:" The movie will …
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Creasy47 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » echo wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » He’s always had those issues with sound mixing. Remember Bane’s original muffled voice in the first TDKR trailer? Interstellar, Dunkirk and Tenet all had these complai…
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echo wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » He’s always had those issues with sound mixing. Remember Bane’s original muffled voice in the first TDKR trailer? Interstellar, Dunkirk and Tenet all had these complaints thrown at them too, and all those films …
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He’s always had those issues with sound mixing. Remember Bane’s original muffled voice in the first TDKR trailer? Interstellar, Dunkirk and Tenet all had these complaints thrown at them too, and all those films had their share of music or background…
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Perhaps this is controversial to say, but I often think heaping certain directors into that ‘greatest of all time’ category has its problems. Often I’ve found it can be a way of dismissing what people perceive as a popular director’s flaws (and they…
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Indeed, the photos are meaningless. BB talks to and knows so many people in the film/TV industry, and even if she likes them as people she'll know full well who she'd rather have helming or staring in her films. sandbagger1 wrote: » Out of inte…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I think for a lot of directors working in the early 60s there was a preference for black and white, and sometimes a cost element too. Someone like Orson Welles didn’t like colour as he thought it distracted from …
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » As others have said it’s not about the money. If they wanted to hire him and sweeten the deal they could give him a share of the box office gross (so think a…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » As others have said it’s not about the money. If they wanted to hire him and sweeten the deal they could give him a share of the box office gross (so think along the lines of Jack Nicholson’s deal for Bat…
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As others have said it’s not about the money. If they wanted to hire him and sweeten the deal they could give him a share of the box office gross (so think along the lines of Jack Nicholson’s deal for Batman 89). But at this point it could just be a…
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George_Kaplan wrote: » I've heard O'Connell mentioned a lot here, but his Bond potential isn't jumping out at me. Can anyone recommend any films or specific clips for me to look at? Obviously it’s subjective, but I found that in Starred Up …
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I think for a lot of directors working in the early 60s there was a preference for black and white, and sometimes a cost element too. Someone like Orson Welles didn’t like colour as he thought it distracted from the performances/took people out of t…
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I really can’t tell how well Gunn’s DC will fare. Like I said it’s just not something I’m excited about (I certainly don’t think it’ll capture the magic of the Batman, Superman and Justice League animated series I watched as a kid, and if anything i…
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Honestly, I’d take The Batman Part 2 over a James Gunn DC universe or whatever. But hey, it’ll come out when it comes out. May even mean a 2026 with both a Batman and Bond movie (potentially anyway).
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Hadn’t heard of that show before now, but as the basis of a movie it sounds awesome.
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Creasy47 wrote: » peter wrote: » Poor Things.... Absolutely off the wall, beautifully shot, imaginative art direction with a wicked and dark sense of humour... Loved every moment... I really thought it was perfect from start to finish. …
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » It was reported today that Nolan has started writing his next film. Could it be Bond? Who knows? But you know the general assumption will probably be Bond. I'm curious though as to …
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Denbigh wrote: » It was reported today that Nolan has started writing his next film. Could it be Bond? Who knows? But you know the general assumption will probably be Bond. I'm curious though as to whether Nolan will want to return to something mo…
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