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I wonder if Brozza woukd ever contemplate an Expendables type franchise. Would it be demeaning if he went down that road?
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patb wrote: » "little economic reason to reconsider a sensible decision to stay in the EU." This is the perfect oxymoron that many Remainers have created. There would be no need to have a second vote if the first vote was correct. But the first…
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bring back Jeffrey Wright! sack Rory Kinnear less Fiennes and Harris about the same amount of Whishaw - who is the best of the SF additions
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All fair points. A big difference is that the UK economy would have been motoring right now if we'd voted to remain, and so there'd be little economic reason to reconsider a sensible decision to stay in the EU. Britain would be working with its clos…
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Well the voters get to change their minds on which government they want every 4 or 5 years. But for some reason on Brexit you think they shouldn't be given the option to change their minds even though the implications are far greater than the outcom…
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Hmmm. Not sure Amber Rudd carries much influence. I think Brexit is like an oil tanker. As much as I'd like it to, it's not turning around any time soon. 1. Has popular opinion changed sufficiently to make a remain vote more likely? Probably n…
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Well QOS is perhaps my favourite Craig entry so I wouldn't swap it out. But I would have preferred if they'd taken a different trajectory afterwards. SF and SP are a dead end from my perspective. I hate all the navel gazing and self referential stuf…
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Shardlake wrote: » I wasn't saying everyone was thick but it you want grant everyone who voted with intelligence go ahead but I disagree. We can try and say people voted for this and people voted for that but the fact is this was too big a deal…
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mybudgetbond wrote: » I think it’s a wonderful idea. I know some like a Bond that is superhuman and perfect in every way. But I like a human Bond. Maybe it would have worked better for some if there had been another movie between Quantum and Skyfa…
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I think it was just Mendes having an itch to scratch
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SaintMark wrote: » When I worked in Lancaster i spoke with this politician who was totally in favor of the EU because if something went wrong you could blame the EU and if something happened because of the EU he could take the credit. The EU ha…
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Brexit will help ensure their perception becomes a perpetual reality.
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renno61 wrote: » Nicholas Hoult as a young Bond ,Dan Stevens excellent in the Guest ,Tom Mison from Sleepy Hollow but I personally would go for Andrew Lincoln from the Walking Dead. you've got to be kidding
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barryt007 wrote: » Getafix wrote: » Would love it if going out on a high just meant making an awesome movie and not getting hung up on a closing out the Craig timeline in some meaningful way. Killing Bond would be such an easy novelty gestu…
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Would love it if going out on a high just meant making an awesome movie and not getting hung up on a closing out the Craig timeline in some meaningful way. Killing Bond would be such an easy novelty gesture - I hope they don't go down that route.…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » This kinda reminds me of how everyone put there faith into Rian Johnson to make a great Star Wars film "because he is a very talented director." Just because he's got talent,…
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An amusing sketch of yesterday's political developments. Funny until you remember it's actually your own country that this is happening to. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/sep/24/hard-brexiters-new-plan-gets-a-for-idiocy
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bondsum wrote: » Getafix wrote: » I mean, if they were going down the more lightweight actor route, they'd have to do much better IMO - Chris Hemsworth being an obvious example. I think the main sticking point with Chris Hemsworth will be…
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Don't then always get the new Bond to screentest a scene from FRWL?
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any reference to Jamaica is long overdue. every Bond should have at least one film set there IMO. it's Bond's spiritual home
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and old Marxists like Corbyn
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Good comment piece by the old school (I.e. sane) Tory, Simon Jenkins on why Brexit appears increasingly deranged with every passing day. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/sep/24/sajid-javid-immigration-insanity-brexit-britain-border …
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any reference to Jamaica is long overdue. every Bond should have at least one film set there IMO. it's Bond's spiritual home
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It's why we should never had a referendum in the first place. No other country in the world would have decided such an important issue with such a dumb, yes or no answer. What was it Maggie said? Referendums are a “a device of dictators and demagogu…
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Cavill has improved slightly over the years. He's a passable screen actor now, when he used to be awful. He was okay in Mission Impossible - did the job and didn't ruin any of his scenes. I don't want him as Bond personally though. If Cubby were sti…
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I have a good feeling about Fukunaga. As much as I like Boyle, I have to admit he didn't seem the best fit for Bond. I like the fact Fukunaga is a writer and that he's demonstrated time and again that he is focused on plot/story. The reason I like B…
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Benny wrote: » I just had a crazy idea. Bond 25 ends with the death of James Bond. We then end in M’s office with M talking to an unseen man. Turns out James Bond 007 has been a code name all along, and the unseen man is told, you’re now James Bo…
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Goldeneye0094 wrote: » Watching true detective season 1 right now and I'm kinda hoping fukunaga casts Matthew McConaughey as the villain McConaghey would make an excellent villain. Good suggestion. Although I do like my Euro villains best
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Well why would Craig come back and why would EON wait nearly 5 years for his last entry? When you add in all these rumours about EON possibly selling up it sort of makes sense. MGW probably won't make another Bond film. Babs seems more interested in…
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sirseanisbond wrote: » I Have a question. I thought I heard a rumor that yond the "creative differences" the real reason Boyle left was because he would not kill off James Bond in the film, and presumably the producers wanted him to do so. Was tha…
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