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Live and Let Die! Mendes must have hand a big hand in this. Ludovico wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » Mendes seems obsessed with using helicopters, since... (Spoiler) I always found helicopter somewhat ominous and menacing. The two b…
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Live and Let Die! Mendes must have hand a big hand in this.
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » Scene 67 is the cabin by the lake, in Austria. Could the cabin be doubling for a bungalow that Bond is renting, similar to when Bond goes to San Monique in LALD? Anyway, once March has finishe…
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TripAces wrote: » I'm assuming that this car chase... (Spoiler) ...this seems like a long, extended car chase, in which we see the whole thing. It seems like it's been a while since that happened. CR has an entire car chase, but it lasts all o…
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I love LALD. It has great atmosphere, strong images (the voodoo scenes and imagery), colourful and often quite bizarre characters (The Baron, Tee-Hee, Whisper, even Solitaire is uniquely gifted), Moore is incredibly confident in the role for his fir…
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SkyfallCraig wrote: » There were obviously not signed agreements about the single locations. Period. And, as much as I don't like Marino, I don't think it is a mayor's job to know about how a cemetery is handled by a monks order. Maybe it is Loc…
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Germanlady wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » Unfortunately, locations, especially with any religious or deep cultural history, are always very difficult to lock down. I have a good friend who is working on SP locations, and it's a tough job. They a…
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patb wrote: » Yes, understood, so either the advanced team went out and explained all this to the monks, showed them photos of what a shoot would look like etc and the Monks gave the thumbs up and then changed their minds at the last minute or the…
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DrShatterhand wrote: » Fiennes deserves a medal for standing fast on this. Mallory being a villain would've made a complete nonsense of the court room gun fight in SF, not to mention sullied the fantastic 'with pleasure' final briefing scene. As i…
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Brosnan, IMO, wanted the role so badly that once he got it he was oddly constrained, caught between being a Connery Bond and a Moore Bond - pressured by commercial demands (after Dalton) and broad writing and directing (after GE) which failed to gi…
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Both of the plane's wings are evidently ripped off (from pics) - another little nod to LALD - and perhaps LTK. Nice.
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4EverBonded wrote: » I simply do not know for sure how to interpret the news. If Gary Powell is still in, I am happy. So, is there usually a separate fight coordinator for Bond films? I probably just never realized that. Yes, this is p…
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Er? Die Hard to Titanic? You are completely missing the point of what I said. Anyway, back to Spectre. From what I'm picking up on this forum it seems the re-writes have been very positive and will lead to a better film. Now what can be wrong wit…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » @km16 One more thing. Yes, in the case of several movies changes are made even during principal photography. Do you want me to list a few of those films? World War Z, Transformers 4, Quantum of Solace. On the other hand,…
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DrShatterhand wrote: » antovolk wrote: » ...and without the A, 21 does seem to match...? Yeah I'd say that clapperboard photo is pretty spot on to scene 21 (Bond's apartment floorboards, bulldog from M) Once the scene numbers a…
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Zekidk wrote: » Where were they shooting from? Ashore or on another boat? Anyone notice any clapperboards? They'll be shooting off another boat and/or rostrum rig - couldn't see from the pics - but the clapperboards with most likely be end …
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Well, Craig was made to look worn out and weary (grey stubble etc.) for the for half or so of SF. But, like some are already commenting, he looks better than ever this time. Connery also seemed to hit this mark in his 4th film too.
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So I think we can assume the new M has taken the old M's office in Mi6. Great pics. Craig looks very good and fresh faced as Bond. From what we're seeing I'd guess Bond's on top form at the start of Spectre - a contrast to SF in which he was left…
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I agree Doubleoego. I think IF (?) Bond is pulled out of retirement in Bond 25 for one final mission it would be the perfect conclusion for his Bond. What a journey from CR to his final mission. Makes dramatic sense. And, as with SF, they are not tr…
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doubleoego wrote: » But many of the issues the suits raised were good points though; even though it's a draft and I guess there's a possibility that some of the more meatier stuff were left out or lightly touched upon to expand for a later draft…
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boldfinger wrote: » . What´s the difference between anamorphic and spherical lenses? [/quote] Anamorphic lenses squeeze the image onto the film negative so they can frame for aspect ratio 2:35:1 - widescreen or letterbox. Because the li…
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RC7 wrote: » sirseanisbond wrote: » Yeah, I tend to agree with GG here. I feel like this whole Sony leak is a bunch of lies. I mean come on, all this info leaking out right after production begins? And some of the stuff they posted seems so ou…
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Germanlady wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Also, I'm calling it now: SPECTRE will be Daniel Craig's last Bond film. They could do more with him but SPECTRE seems like a very conclusiony film in terms of story an…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » SirHilaryBray wrote: » Sony leak is fake. Are you for real? Have you read the leaks? It is completely obvious that they are real as they contains specific story details and names. Not just the Bond leaks but al…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » Generally speaking, what happens if Sony executives hate a Bond script? Can they force EON to change it? I really don't understand the relationship of Sony, MGM and EON regarding creative decisions. What control do Sony a…
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Fillet_of_Soul wrote: » marketto007 wrote: » slyfox wrote: » Great to see this clapperboard pic! The question is will this be in Bond's apartment or Bond's office? Likely to be one of them. I think this is M's office. Why w…
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Amazing Spider-Man 2 made less than the first one, and far less than the Raimi films. It's seen as under performing and a creative failure with the fan base, hence the planned 3rd film being halted and re-thought. But the Sony and Eon relationshi…
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Mallory wrote: » PanchitoPistoles wrote: » I just read an interesting article about The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and how Sony didn't want director Marc Webb's input. http://tinyurl.com/ndg9duu A question to @ColonelSun and other people in the know…
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mcdonbb wrote: » Stop panicking ...no we don't know. I mean I kinda think Logan wrong choice to start but they purposely restore to correct. Lenses agree or not has high standards and is talented but still new to genre. Really curious if @ …
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Matt_Helm wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » Matt_Helm wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » I think one of the issues people have with the Bond movies' output frequency is, sure, these movies are huge undertaking but you'd th…
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