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peter wrote: » talos7 wrote: » I just can’t fathom, or believe, that NOTHING Is being done. I agree with @peter in feeling that they have nothing to announce. When building a house, a great deal of work goes on before construction begins. …
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Denbigh wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » TWINE has bigger problems than Denise. One of my biggest issues with TWINE is the cinematography, which I think applies to all of Brosnan's films, but this leads me onto a more discussion appropriate id…
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delfloria wrote: » Welcome to a whole new world. One that is not as fun as the one I grew up in. Maybe if Bond doesn't change, he can show them the way. A new UCLA study of teens and young adults ages 13-24 has found a significant portion of th…
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mtm wrote: » Do you mean memories that he'd long lost which, when restored, help to convince him to leave? It's a fun thought, might be a bit too Bourne though- and I think Madeline should be reason enough really. Yeah I'm not entirely sure…
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With how much "Spectre" leans into fairy tale tropes, it would've been an interesting move for Bond to actually have lost memories then get restored by the end. Film already a bit too thick though, so probably would've been better off making that to…
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » “ delays due to the strikes” What I really don’t want is people in the future explaining a potential large gap between NTTD and Bond 26 by invoking the strikes. The strikes delayed Bond 26 by a couple of months AT MOST. …
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ToTheRight wrote: » I'm not even remotely surprised work hasn't started on another film. If B26 were to be cancelled altogether, I wouldn't be surprised. I think NTTD was a great final film for the franchise. Besides, the characater goes public d…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Based on discussion here regarding box office for Indiana Jones and M:I, is this a good time to ramp up a Bond production? Why should they? It's a good point. Big difference with Bond is the reinvention. It's n…
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ColonelAdamski wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Here now today. is just we don't know what we're doing or where we're going. Nothing has been discussed like its not two fucking years since the last film. I've got to say, you have a p…
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mtm wrote: » echo wrote: » Then promote Moneypenny to Chief of Staff for the end of SP/NTTD. That would have been pretty cool. Maybe for the next film they could do what Lois Maxwell always wanted and have Naomie Harris play M. …
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mtm wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I get what Mendes4Lyfe is saying, he’s talking about that style of directing which, for example, North by Northwest has - not naturalistic but somewhat contrived… I’m not sure if ‘theatrical’ is the right term…
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I don't think he's at the point of his career where he has to do gun-for-hire studio work anymore.
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Since62 wrote: » I recall there being some expectations - hopes, really - that the new Bond actor would be announced on Bond Day. Didn't happen, of course. However - did ANYTHING happen in Bond-world on Bond Day ? Teaser for that reality TV…
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » Does anyone know anything about this twitter account? They say Nolan is in advanced talks: If you are seeing something on a Twitter account that's not from a reputable publication, take it with a few pinches of salt.
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JustJames wrote: » BMB007 wrote: » JustJames wrote: » peter wrote: » @justjames, they're striking against the studios, which is MGM-Amazon, who finance the Bond films. Bond films are not independently financed. They haven't audit…
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JustJames wrote: » peter wrote: » @justjames, they're striking against the studios, which is MGM-Amazon, who finance the Bond films. Bond films are not independently financed. They haven't auditioned anyone and the likelihood of audition…
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mtm wrote: » Road to a Million trailer: https://x.com/007/status/1709826000857489548?s=46&t=DrSft9SScWOr6ycsq2Nv4w I must admit, I’m quite surprised how much it does actually look like a Bond film! Yeah, they used quite filmic light…
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Denbigh wrote: » I'm not expecting this at all but it would be kinda funny if Thursday is just a huge pouring of confirmation of all the rumours we've been hearing: A gunbarrel sequence confirming Aaron Taylor-Johnson as James Bond with an accompa…
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I don't think there is the market for a non-EON public domain competing film project. What is most likely to happen after "Casino Royale" enters public domain is microbudget independent projects a la what has happened with Pooh.
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The desire some people have for a period film confuses me. Fleming didn't write the books period; the books were contemporary to when they were written, and they reflected the changing world. It's such an empty approach to make it period. It would b…
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Birdleson wrote: » For me Bond, as Fleming intended, has always been a Boy's adventure fantasy. Name a female director and honestly I won't bother. I know that is extreme, as opposed to @DarthDimi innocuous stance, but I feel Barbara Broccoli (adm…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » NickTwentyTwo wrote: » Going back to Skyfall was only because there was no technology to exploit, and Bond knew the lay of the land. He says as much when they first get in the DB5. It was part of the story insofar a…
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thelivingroyale wrote: » I do find the idea of a 20 something Bond early in his career interesting. It’s one of the very few approaches they haven’t done already. But it would take a very talented writer and director to pull it off. I wouldn’t wan…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Linus is at it again. Lol, how (what I presume to be) Brad Pitt's character's house is colored pretty much like Matera. Lot of similar lighting/coloring going on here. That shot of Diego Calva at the end of the …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » To be fair, there had only been two unusual delays with Craig’s tenure, 2008-2012, and 2015-2021. The first was attributed to MGM going bankrupt, which EON couldn’t have hoped to avoid. They made Bond 23 as fast as they co…
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peter wrote: » There was a lot of activity during Covid-- the main one being: marketing and releasing a successful film that had been sitting in the digital can, losing money on interest alone. Each of the Bond films is its own entity and needs…
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Jordo007 wrote: » I liked the cinematography on NTTD, but at times it did look almost like a dream, which was a bit odd for Bond I thought. It looked a bit surreal, which might have been the intention But I loved most of the cinematography of M…
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I don't think they'll explicitly do remakes, but I think what's more likely is what they've done for ~30 years which is pulling and recontexualizing elements of past films (TND being TSWLM, Skyfall having elements of GE + DAD seeped in more striaght…
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MI6HQ wrote: » Revelator wrote: » patb wrote: » Trouble is, it's all connected with his death. As if his death is not a big enough "thing", they ratchet up the emotion (or try to) with a daughter. They lose this with the above plot idea pl…
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Revelator wrote: » BMB007 wrote: » Because in the context of the story (and this is a larger mythological motif) there is an opposition between "killer" and "life-creator"...So having a kid is the most concrete "creation" one can have. Literal…
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