007HallY
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » It's not worrying about the past, it's worrying about the future. It's not worth doing so to any great degree at this point I'd say, at least as fans. Worth saying worrying about the future is often about what's happene…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » The problem is that older fans get older. You can't take them for granted. The last movie didn't work that well in USA. This is another potential issue. And new Bond films are released and more people will watch them…
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This might be somewhat a controversial opinion, but even if EON are looking to widen Bond's viewership to current generations (which I think they are and can do very easily), we have to keep in mind that 12-16 year olds are such a small part of that…
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Ludovico wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » Nicole Kidman is currently gushing about the sex scene she shot with Harry Dickinson for their upcoming film, Babygirl. Isn't that one vital Bond quality? For Dickinson to not …
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » Nicole Kidman is currently gushing about the sex scene she shot with Harry Dickinson for their upcoming film, Babygirl. Isn't that one vital Bond quality? For Dickinson to not only share the screen with Kidman comfortabl…
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It's a bit obvious and it brings us back into the cycle of old topics that aren't very interesting but I'll say it. Indiana Jones isn't the same as Bond. Bond gets new actors, updates itself to each new decade, and has managed to 'reinvent' itsel…
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peter wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » peter wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » It's funny cause we either close these threads temporarily due to a lack of news and discussion, leaving members upset (understandably so) there's nowhere to discuss th…
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Oh I like his Spiderman. Just not sure about him as Bond (or even in Uncharted frankly).
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Turner’s moustache is really stealing the show in that trailer. I think he looks a bit like Mike Wozniak with it.
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BondsNameJamesName wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Tom Holland is circling a lead role in Nolan's next film: https://deadline.com/2024/10/christopher-nolan-new-movie-tom-holland-1236121603/ I curse Christopher Nolan with Tom Holland James…
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Maybe I’m a bit more optimistic, or perhaps my interactions with ‘younger people’ tend to be more with people in their 20s than mid teens (and people who share similar interests to me), but I’d say it’s worth remembering we live in a world where so …
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slide_99 wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » slide_99 wrote: » Skyfall wasn't a trend-setter. If anything, it was one of the biggest examples of trend-chasing in the franchise, along with Moonraker and QOS. People were calling it The Dark …
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sandbagger1 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I can see the similarities between SF and John Wick, and the latter may well have been influenced by Bond. But it’s also worth saying movies always take things from other movies. It’s the way you create s…
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peter wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » peter wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » But all films borrow from others. That’s the point. Again, take The Dark Knight which supposedly SF has similarities to. There’s nothing in there that hadn’t been don…
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MaxCasino wrote: » https://screenrant.com/knives-out-movies-no-theatrical-release-daniel-craig-netflix-argument-report/ I just gained more respect for them both. They're right. Those movies deserved some big screen love. Yeah, I can unde…
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peter wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » But all films borrow from others. That’s the point. Again, take The Dark Knight which supposedly SF has similarities to. There’s nothing in there that hadn’t been done before, and by the director’s own words…
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But all films borrow from others. That’s the point. Again, take The Dark Knight which supposedly SF has similarities to. There’s nothing in there that hadn’t been done before, and by the director’s own words was consciously created with other mov…
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If riffing on ideas or using similar plot points to your contemporaries/works that came before was a sign of a lack of quality then Shakespeare wouldn’t be considered a great writer. I don’t think it’s a big deal when it comes to Bond either.
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » slide_99 wrote: » Skyfall wasn't a trend-setter. If anything, it was one of the biggest examples of trend-chasing in the franchise, along with Moonraker and QOS. People were calling it The Dark Bond due to how deriva…
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Mathis1 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Maybe it just wasn’t for me. I like Fallout and the first three fine enough but I just didn’t enjoy it. Mathis1 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » It’s interesting how different people’s views can be about a…
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Maybe it just wasn’t for me. I like Fallout and the first three fine enough but I just didn’t enjoy it. Mathis1 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » It’s interesting how different people’s views can be about a single film! I watched SF last night and…
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It’s interesting how different people’s views can be about a single film! I watched SF last night and the friend I was with actually commented on how well it’s held up. The story’s wonderfully engaging with Bond having to find his way again after hi…
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I can see the similarities between SF and John Wick, and the latter may well have been influenced by Bond. But it’s also worth saying movies always take things from other movies. It’s the way you create something. It’s a bit like Silva’s plan to get…
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Ludovico wrote: » bondywondy wrote: » Clive Owen plays Sam Spade in a tv show not a movie. Monsieur Spade on AMC tv network. Clive Owen played a British spy (Agent 006) in the 2006 reboot The Pink Panther so I don't get why he wouldn't have…
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I feel we need a specific prediction thread about Bond 26 at this rate! It’ll be funny seeing in hindsight some of the things many of us come out with/what turns out to be right and wrong (and incidentally I’d say I’ve made some pretty spectacularly…
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I suppose it depends on when Bond 26 gets going, but I think it seems like a bit of a tall order for Villeneuve to do Dune 3 and that one, considering how involved in pre-production and casting the director is for Bond. I’m fine not getting Villeneu…
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I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who hasn’t heard of James Bond. Quite a few who haven’t watched the films, and a few who don’t like them. But it’s a bit like not knowing who Dracula or Sherlock Holmes is. It might be a very vague bit of pop cultu…
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delfloria wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Bond has always set trends and used what's around them. Even in those early ones. delfloria wrote: » echo wrote: » delfloria wrote: » True, but before that they use to SET trends. DEKE_RIVER…
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Bond has always set trends and used what's around them. Even in those early ones. delfloria wrote: » echo wrote: » delfloria wrote: » True, but before that they use to SET trends. DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Have they not followed trends …
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‘Right Timothy, luv, in this shot I want you to pretend you’ve just run into your good friend Felix Leiter. You’re so happy to see him you feel the need to give him a fist bump. All right, and go…’
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