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It makes a ton of sense to invite the world's press to Matera, I think @Pierce2Daniel is correct in his assumptions about what will happen. Not only is it that glamorous Bond-type location which will help sell the film, but (if rumors are to be b…
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antovolk wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » antovolk wrote: » jake24 wrote: » @antovolk Have you heard anything on a teaser attached to H&S? When do you reckon we'll know? The BBFC approved the SP teaser around 10 days prior to the…
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jake24 wrote: » Getafix wrote: » AgentM72 wrote: » I mean, c'mon. Just screams James Bond movie. Where is this photo from? They will be filming in Aviemore for a few weeks. Yes that's one of the photos in the link…
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I mean, c'mon. Just screams James Bond movie.
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Holy hell. That's a lot of crew and investment for the Scottish sequence, certainly more than I was expecting considering that the filmmakers didn't even mention it as a major filming location in the initial press. Certainly seems like more than …
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Terrific development. Ripe for drama, comedy—all the ingredients one needs to surround Bond with interesting characters and relationships to navigate. And correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure this isn't a new idea. It's a recycled one the…
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jake24 wrote: » "Scene 155" places us right in the middle of the Skyfall attack for comparison. So, we'll either get a longer film and have a Norway climax after these London scenes, or another London finale. But these shots don't seem very climac…
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Oof. Great-looking suit on Bond.
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An additional (key) nugget in Perez's updated story: https://theplaylist.net/christoph-waltz-bloefeld-bond-25-20190711/ (Spoiler)
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Great news that Waltz is back as Blofeld. I love that EON's sticking to their guns with the continuity they've built and are aiming to finish out the Craig era they way they've clearly been hoping and planning to for awhile now. I would have been…
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Zekidk wrote: » Red_Snow wrote: » "road tow water bowsers going to a customer who is supplying the new James Bond filmset in Scotland " "Main cast members are due to arrive in Scotland for filming around August. Locations in the Highlan…
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There's a lot of variance in Romer's scores. Check out his Far Cry 5 work if you want something closer to conventional action music. Not a plucked string in sight in some of those pulse-pounding tracks.
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ggl007 wrote: » No idea about the "Young Madeleine", @Pierce2Daniel Do you mean the chase, @Station_Z ? (Spoiler) I think this is our first indication of what that major action sequence set in Cuba actually is. Thanks for sharing, @gg…
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That's interesting. Quite a lot of film in front of Bond meeting his MI6 friends, then. They really seem to be playing with the Bond 'structure' here, which I suppose makes sense given that it starts in such an unorthodox place for the character. …
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Matt007 wrote: » I loved the score for Skyfall. The approach to the macau casino, the approach to silvas island are all great pieces of music. Then spectre I largely was left ambivalent. I like the eeriness of the silver wraith part but otherwise …
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DoctorNo wrote: » Romer... no one’s talking about his ‘trademark’ plucky strings used in all his scores. It’s a safe bet we’re getting a plucky string Bond score, with little brass (seriously brass rarely exists in his scores), and then the ambi…
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Walecs wrote: » Murdock wrote: » For me personally, wanting a more memorable Bond score that is melody heavy isn't some "dogma" as someone put it. It's a passionate desire. When I first saw GoldenEye at the ripe age of six years old and heard …
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DarthDimi wrote: » FrankXavier wrote: » Sigh. I miss this. I hope Dan Romer gives us something as beautiful as that. I cannot agree with that. Arnold is laying it on too thick in that piece. His attempt at going for Barry 2.0 is …
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CatchingBullets wrote: » One score I would suggest folk catch at some point is Dan Romer's work for Far Cry 5. There is more traditional film composing and skillsets in that work than not. Yes! It's a stellar score. And probably the bes…
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RC7 wrote: » It’s a compromise. At the end of the day Barbara’s job is to produce a movie. The title is massively important to the studio as they have the marketing vultures breathing down their necks. One or the other can put forward their case i…
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echo wrote: » Bentley007 wrote: » Red_Snow wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » echo wrote: » A Reason to Die could point toward the more depressed Bond that was rumored this week. I don't expect Fukunaga to deliver a lighthearted film. …
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Getafix wrote: » What a surprise. They're so bad they don't even realise how lame that title is. I don't mind it.
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FoxRox wrote: » Having all the new blood is potentially a big positive that can lead to a very fresh experience. My excitement would have been about a 0 if it was Mendes and Newman again. My primary concern is story, but I'm very pleased with most…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » 00Ralf wrote: » Well, at this early stage I can only hope that: a) he uses more Bond theme than Newman, and not only the first few notes of it, but also the orchestral explosion of Bondiness. Newman nearly got that duri…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Why wouldn't the series survive if it gave us another Bond film with Arnold doing his nods to John Barry? That is the most ridiculous thing I've read today. That's specifically not what I said, and fundamentally not…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » The director, the composer, the cinematogrpaher, the editors and the production designer are all new to the franchise. This has happened only 2 times before: with DN and with TND. (FYEO is a special case: the movie's dire…
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HildebrandRarity wrote: » The_Bleeding_Heart wrote: » I do wonder if Romer will collaborate with the artist for the title song... When’s the last time that happened? "You Know My Name" from "Casino Royale". Arnold worked "Another…
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FrankXavier wrote: » I highly disagree with people on this. Serra's score was great, Arnold was great, and Newman was one to forget. And that's OK! I'm in the (seemingly niche) camp of being as hadcore a David Arnold fan as they come, and y…
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tqb wrote: » Copied from a Facebook post but I think they make a good point: The main issue is that those guys are not musicians at all, they are mere sound manipulators with their synthesizers , strange noises and beeps... Forget the melodic l…
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