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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » i just want Bond 26 to be tough and gritty like Craig era. I see it completely different - I hope they return to more humor, gadgets and charm. Though I don't need a DAD or MR, of course.
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sandbagger1 wrote: » Did they run? Genuine question, I simply can't remember either of them in a sequence which featured them running Regarding Moore; maybe the short sequence in TMWTGG where Bond is escaping from the karate school and runn…
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CrabKey wrote: » It was that aspect of the Moore series I never liked. I never felt his Bond was really in danger What about the crocodile scenes in LALD and the climbing scenes in FYEO?
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jetsetwilly wrote: » I never really understood the constant praise that the Cuba scenes get. To me this is back to silly, slapstick Bond, straying dangerously close towards Moore/Brozza territory. If we have the next Bond film with this tone throu…
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » The Cuba sequence fits Moore and Brosnan more. That's probably why I liked this scene so much. 😉 But in general I agree, the movie was entertaining in the first third, sadly it goes (in my opinion) downhill later…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » They should just take the ana de armas section of Bond 25 and use that as the blueprint for a whole story Yes, these scenes in Cuba were great and the best of the film. A whole movie with similar fun and energy would be…
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Looking forward to this.
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They could make "007 in New York", a period piece special directed by Wes Anderson for Amazon. Of course there will be a special chapter where Bond presents his recipe for Scrambled Eggs.
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mtm wrote: » But, why? What's the point in a duller version of Goldfinger that has a plot incredibly similar to the movie, but slightly less interesting, without the cool music, the amazing sets or Sean Connery or Gert Frobe etc? They could m…
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Personally I don't like the idea of making a Bond movie set in the 50's. At least it should be something like a "spin off" / special and not a part of the main film series. Maybe as a mini series similar to "The Continental"?
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I think my favorite seasons are seasons 1 and 4. Season 1 has a great atmosphere with great soundtracks by Billy Goldenberg and Gil Mellé. Unfortunately, season 2 was, in my opinion, pretty weak (with one or two expectations). Thankfully, the series…
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » Don't be surprised if a trustworthy site such as Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, or Deadline publishes the first substantial and legit Bond 26 news in a month or two. That would be great, but I don't think we will he…
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Does anyone have seen "The Man Who Wouldn't Die" (1994) with Roger Moore? I haven't seen the movie in years (maybe I will watch it again soon), but I remember it's a nice little TV movie with solid performances from Moore, Nancy Allen and Malcolm Mc…
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peter wrote: » I’d assume we are all in for the trickling of real news from EoN in short order. Which news do you think we will hear first? Do they usually officially announce the names of the script writers? Or will we probably hear the name…
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These rumors are pretty underwhelming for me, if they are true. I doubt I would look forward to a Nolan or Villeneuve directed Bond movie. And I don't think Paul Greengrass' directing style would fit the Bond series. I don't want to see a "James Bou…
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https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2023/9/7/mi8wysplfielbboojrpgho116hkkp0 Here we go again...I don't believe anything to be honest.
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peter wrote: » @Kojak007 they didn’t meet with Villeneuve this year, as far I know. They met with him after Boyle, and before Fukunaga, BUT, in April and May of this year, Villeneuve enthusiastically stated he’d jump at doing a future Bond if a…
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Not excited with the names of Villeneuve and Nolan. Sure, they both have made some good or even great films but I don't want another era with dark, depressing and slow Bond films. ☹️ But if the producers have met with Villeneuve this year, they obv…
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M_Blaise wrote: » There seems to be a lack of interesting British directors who can do action. Guy Ritchie really improved his skills in the action genre recently. Never was a big fan of his movies but to my own surprise I really enjoyed hi…
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » Vaughan is too Guy Ritchie for me so no for Bond thanks. I think Vaughn (even though his films are a bit too "over the top") would still be a better choice than Nolan, especially if they want to go in a different dir…
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To be honest, I'm kinda worried with the Nolan rumors. For one, I'm not really a fan of his movies (with a few exceptions). Also, and this worries me even more, his style is too close to what we already have seen during the Craig era. Sometimes I t…
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peter wrote: » My issues with him truly started with Top Gun. I just didn’t understand the love for the film I can relate to that, I think fighter jet movies are pretty boring, almost as boring as boxing movies. 😂 I would eventually watch th…
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I think with the first film of the next actor they should try to find a good balance: Not too gritty (although a great movie, I certainly don't need a CR 2.0 at this point), but not something on the scale of TSWLM either (even though it's my favorit…
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peter wrote: » https://deadline.com/2023/07/actors-strike-contract-talks-fail-sag-aftra-to-launch-pickets-1235436031/ It’s a mess. Hard to imagine where this will lead. First time since 1960 where both actors and writers strike at the sa…
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I never really liked his movies but for some strange reason I enjoyed Guy Ritchies two or three latest movies. The Covenant is getting great reviews too. I didn't liked his directing style for his earlier movies and could've never imagined him for …
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I think Andrew Scott is a good actor. He was good in his episode in "Black Mirror" and awesome in "Sherlock". I think the problem in SP was mostly the script, not his performance. I wish he could have been cast as the main bad guy in a Bond movie w…
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CrabKey wrote: » I am ready for a black super spy. There is plenty of room in the Bond universe to create a spin off series with a black actor in the lead. Plenty of Double O numbers are available, or a Felix Leiter series. Not really a fan o…
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Charlie Higson about NTTD and the emotional portrayal of Bond: “I think that was wrong. I went to see No Time to Die with my oldest boy, Frank, who is 30, and he said, ‘That felt like a Bond film made by people who are embarrassed to make a Bond…
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Watched the new Dungeons & Dragons movie in the cinema last week. Although I don't now anything about the game it's based on, I had a lot of fun - to be honest, more than with most Bond movies during the last decade. The film was entertaining, s…
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peter wrote: » As far as I’m concerned, BB proves again that she’s vital to the health of BondWhether you like the last era or not (and I didn’t like the Brosnan era, but didn’t worry since I knew a new era would bring a new tone), BB is the right…
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