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quantumspectre wrote: » if nolan makes bond 26 , that would be something special. he never uses supercars in his movies, or gadgets so weird, so bond will drive a regular car and the gadget will be bond knowledge or something like that.even tenet…
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DN: 8 FRWL: 9 GF: 9 TB: 7 CR67: 2 YOLT: 8 OHMSS: 10 DAF: 7 LALD: 5 TMWTGG: 8 TSWLM: 4 MR: 6 FYEO: 6 OP: 8 NSNA: 5 AVTAK: 4 TLD: 7 (+1) LTK: 6 GE: 6 TND: 3 TWINE: 7 DAD: 5 CR: 12 QOS: 11 SF: 8 SP: 6 NTTD: 25 Nelson: 1 Co…
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DN: 8 FRWL: 9 GF: 8 TB: 7 CR67: 2 YOLT: 8 OHMSS: 10 DAF: 7 LALD: 5 TMWTGG: 6 TSWLM: 4 MR: 6 FYEO: 6 OP: 8 NSNA: 5 AVTAK: 4 TLD: 6 LTK: 6 GE: 6 TND: 3 TWINE: 7 DAD: 5 CR: 12 QOS: 11 SF: 8 SP: 6 NTTD: 25 Nelson: 1 Connery…
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Duncan Jones (Moon) has tweeted out asking who the intended audience for a modern Bond film is meant to be. I wonder if he's angling himself to get some attention, or if he's perhaps already involved. https://twitter.com/ManMadeMoon/status/153172…
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I think one aspect of the problem I have with the Empire shoot is nobody does good straight-forward behind-the-scenes photos anymore, where you get a sense of characterization and life from the actors on set, etc. When you stage them like in this sh…
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I saw Maverick last weekend, and I'm afraid to say I don't quite get _all_ of the hype. It was a decent blockbuster, and a great sequel to the first movie in many aspects. It surpasses the original in emotional scope and technical stunts, and it …
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Weren't there images, and maybe reports, of Lea Seydoux crying on the Matera set in Italy for NTTD? Edit with link now: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-7508081/James-Bond-star-L-Seydoux-consoled-director-Cary-Fukunaga-set-No-Time-Di…
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jake24 wrote: » It would have to be grounded and done exceptionally well, but I think time travel would be a very interesting approach for Indy. We’ve seen ghosts, melting faces, aliens. I don’t think this would be too far fetched as long as it’s …
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They should honestly combine the Q and Moneypenny characters, male or female. Shocked it hasn't been done sooner. They did it a bit ironically enough in Skyfall, when Moneypenny shows up in Macao to work with Bond on his mission. I don't want that..…
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PDJamesBond wrote: » I love the trailer and think the film is going to be phenomenal! From the first time I watched the trailer, though, I felt something was different about it. Maybe a bit "off," at least in terms of what I expect to see. And …
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The trailer is certainly interesting. It does feel like the sound mixing just cuts out halfway through, though it wasn't quite as weird the fifth time watching it, haha. I'm excited for the movie, a lot of interesting frames. One thing I notice is t…
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The issue with CJF is that he abused his power. He got notoriety and used it to creep out women. That's not good, and it's the type of thing that should ruin your career. He won't go to jail, and shouldn't (so far), but he also shouldn't be excused …
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I doubt anyone remembers it, but long ago, under a different username, I started on a fan novelization of Skyfall that backdated the plot to the 1960s, and I reintroduced Elliot Carver into the plot. I was very much just pulling straight from the pa…
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I hate to say it, but that interview makes me not really like Horowitz for Bond. He sounds depressed, and I can't trust a storyteller who thinks they can't revive Bond in the movies after killing him... you'd think he'd be chomping at the bit to hav…
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Dwayne wrote: » It gets a bit confusing (sorry about that @LucknFate ). The “City Cinema” is really called the: Village East by Angelika, and is on 12th street and 2nd avenue. https://www.angelikafilmcenter.com/villageeast There is also a t…
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007HallY wrote: » Venutius wrote: » Every new reveal makes me glad that Boyle jumped ship, tbh. Most of the film set in Putin's Russia? Nah. A new origin? I really wouldn't want Boyle to be responsible for creating that. Have to say, I don't r…
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Dwayne wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » I am a very patient filmgoer, especially when I catch something older on the big screen. I'll keep my eye out, NYC has lots of theaters and the retro type places seem to hold a film for quite awhile. S…
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mattjoes wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » Should I catch Mr. Klein at Film Forum? I'll need to it seems if there are more showings. It's an interesting film. I found it appealed first to my intellect, then to my emotions. Same with the other…
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MI6HQ wrote: » Only in my opinion, I think Australia was really not that exotic for a Bond film, it looks ordinary. And it depends on the plot too. Curious what folks here think of it as a location in MI:2? The ending at the opera house pa…
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Bond has aged out of Fleming's background for the character. For a modern operative to work they will have to come up with something for the background regardless of the race of the actor. I know they won't cast someone just because; they will scree…
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Should I catch Mr. Klein at Film Forum? I'll need to it seems if there are more showings. Just got out of Multiverse of Madness. Enjoyed it as much as I expected, plenty of Raimi stuff, stuff that definitely made some kids uncomfortable. I rememb…
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Gerard wrote: » Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness : Great, but there was a lot crammed in that movie, and in some instances, it was maybe necessary to have watched some supplements first (like WandaVision or What If...?, which I have not…
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I think as Calvin Dyson recently put it, Stromberg wanted to end the world because he could, and that's all you really need as long as they commit to it on screen. NTTD suffered by muddling the water needlessly imo. A person seeking self-affirmation…
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So far the allegations are allegations. I don't discount these women may have had a bad experience with Fukunaga, and it's entirely plausible he acted inappropriately. This doesn't seem career-ending to me, though. Amber Heard is still a big part o…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » echo wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » Jordo007 wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » I really wish the Broccoli family would pass it on at this point. I'm concern…
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If we want to go to gangsters, isn't modern day organized crime all about sex trafficking and drugs? I just can't imagine a good, realistic gangster plot that's appropriate for a proper Bond movie.
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mtm wrote: » I'd say Ferrari still have it. Based on one customer's specific requests. Considering the car it's based on, I think that owner should be hired as a design adviser. Though this looks to me like a Roma reinterpreted.
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007HallY wrote: » Yeah, I think there is too. WW was essentially an unwilling pawn in the whole thing. I guess it'd be interesting to see an eccentric CEO of a big company who has specific reasons for taking part in the villain's plan (perhaps gre…
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Everything will be fine next year. Let's not act like we didn't just get a movie months ago, and all of the corporate shuffling and firing of Eon's friends at the studios that might make them just a bit bitter to say anything publicly for some time …
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I think it's guaranteed we see Bond utilize The Batman's and Mandalorian's new digital sound stage, and I'd love to see Bond go for the cinemascope look again like they did in NTTD. The digitial-to-film transfer The Batman did also resulted in a goo…
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