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It would feel a bit pointless. I'm not sure if Travelyan, great as he is, is popular or iconic enough to generate enough interest in such a show. Even if it could be drummed up, I know what eventually happens to him from GE, and so for me personally…
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I really like the DB5 during the Matera chase in NTTD. It's very much the 'supercar' envisioned in GF (first time since then it's really given me that impression in Bond) but at the same time it feels like Bond has to use his skill and wits during t…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Regardless of what happens. The next Bond actor and film will have big shoes to fill. Literally resurrecting the franchise from the dead. Say what you want about Brosnan and Craig, both actors…
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slide_99 wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » @007HallY - I’m not sure if he insisted on it as much as it was thought to be the best route to go creatively. If they didn’t think so the producers wouldn’t have made the film at all. Are you surmising th…
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CrabKey wrote: » I wouldn't have used the word sully either. In the end none it makes any difference. Bond will go on -- eventually. On a persona level, I don't like the reminder of mortality. Perhaps the next film will be called 007, Resurrectio…
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CrabKey wrote: » @007HallY - I’m not sure if he insisted on it as much as it was thought to be the best route to go creatively. If they didn’t think so the producers wouldn’t have made the film at all. Are you surmising their only reason for ma…
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Blofeld got his eye fixed prior to OHMSS in order to disguise himself. Prior to that he’d been blind in one eye. When he saw Bond in YOLT he literally didn’t have his full vision…. Or something… 😉
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thedove wrote: » Funny, I have watched CR, QOS and SF quite a bit. SP and NTTD not so much. NTTD I watched twice, both times in the theatre. I bought the BluRay but have not watched it at all. Rare, in fact I can't recall another Bond film that I …
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chrisisall wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Why wouldn’t, say, MR ruin your enjoyment of Moore’s later, comparatively more grounded films because Bond had an outlandish adventure and went to space? Hmmm, you just made me realize that I dislike …
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I think the nature of James Bond is that they’re so individualistic as adventures (yes, even when they have an explicit overarching continuity like the early Connery, Craig, and Fleming novels did), often with very conscious changes in direction tha…
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The Craig era is no more sullied for me than the Connery era was for having films like TB and YOLT which I didn’t enjoy as much as the others nor didn’t think necessarily made the best creative choices (or arguably lived up to the promise of the fir…
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CrabKey wrote: » Perhaps our next style-conscious Bond can wear jeans pulled down below his arse allowing him show plenty of his designer undies. I'll take that ruffled shirt any day. I feel pulled down jeans are a bit too late 90s/early 20…
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » Benny wrote: » Seems that Chalamet wore pink clothing to the Berlin premiere of 'A Complete Unknown' I'm guessing that's what @Stamper is referring. Regardless …
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DarthDimi wrote: » Benny wrote: » Seems that Chalamet wore pink clothing to the Berlin premiere of 'A Complete Unknown' I'm guessing that's what @Stamper is referring. Regardless of Chalamet, why should something like this exclud…
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😂 At risk of taking this thread too seriously, I think it’s interesting that so many viewers seem to subconsciously put braces onto Dolly. It makes sense. It’s almost a visual similarity begging to be made, and she kinda has that nerdy/younger look …
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I feel at this point EON should just digitally put some braces on Dolly in any subsequent release of MR. It'd make so much more sense than whatever the heck's going on in the actual film, haha (something to do with their height apparently).
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I like his voice and mannerisms, and he’s a good looking guy. I don’t think being slim is a problem and working out is something the next actor will very likely do anyway. He’s also 28 I think, so while young he might have a year or two to mature. …
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I'm not quite sure what he meant with that either. Not sure if he misspoke or misremembered something, or if it was some sort of early idea that didn't make it into the script (it also seems like he heard this id…
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I can take or leave Campbell. The key to Bond films is that they're collaborative and have many different talents going into them. The director is one piece of that, and Campbell understands these films, even if he's made some duds recently. He seem…
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I can see them doing a thing in the future where a previous 007 to Bond is referenced (could even be the villain if they wanted to re-explore the rogue 00 concept). Anyway, I’d be interested to know more of the stuff about those early CR drafts. It …
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I'm not quite sure what he meant with that either. Not sure if he misspoke or misremembered something, or if it was some sort of early idea that didn't make it into the script (it also seems like he heard this idea second hand, so it might be a 'tak…
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Ludovico wrote: » I think most if not all Bond villains have some troubled sexuality, or at least it's implied: they have homoerotic desires, or sadoerotic ones, or they're impotent, or something else. There's an element of that frustration…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » It think that some kind of romantic or sexual relationship is implied at times in the film. Perhaps Trevelyan likes the rough stuff? …
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Dragonpol wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » It think that some kind of romantic or sexual relationship is implied at times in the film. Perhaps Trevelyan likes the rough stuff? It's subtly done though and not overstated. I a…
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There’s a new Bridget Jones film? Wow. That was my biggest revelation about that article.
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I liked his ‘05 performance in the test footage, but if I’m being critical I’d say it’s a touch too far into Sherlock Holmes than Bond. He’s very confident but in that more gentlemanly, cordial way, and I think his performance with his moving gazes …
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Yes, that annoyed me a bit too! Presumably it's an interview with the Chief of Marketing. I've popped some of the Q and As about the Bond game into Google Translate so this the jist of it: Q: I actually had questions on the subject. This is th…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » @007HallY and @mtm I like the Snyder films (however edgelord/grim-dark they get at times) but I’m just inherently a fan of the character overall. This new one seems to be much more in touch with the lighthearted tone …
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I guess some people are a bit sore about Cavill's departure from the role and maybe have nostalgia for the Snyder films. Bingo. It’s the contingent of Snyder fans that are hellbent on seein…
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mtm wrote: » I don't follow it at all, but folks are pushing back against the new Superman? He seems totally inoffensive to me, the fella looks like Superman. What is their issue? For some reason people I know constantly seem to get social …
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