LucknFate
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I can't wait to hear it! I'm so rarely excited for new movie music. The trailers for 5 and 6 were incredible.
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Mathis1 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » Saw The Northman last night. I was ultimately disappointed. A weird movie, but not in many ways that are interesting. If you've seen 'The Lighthouse' yo…
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I would love an Ocean's 11 style ending for the second part, and I don't think think the cliffhanger in part 1 will be disappointing. I think Cruise and company know they need to make one really satisfying part 1, that feels like it's own movie in a…
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Saw The Northman last night. I was ultimately disappointed. A weird movie, but not in many ways that are interesting.
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talos7 wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » I hate to say it, but I see Tom Holland as a MUCH better fit taking over for Cruise in MI than anything to do with Bond. Even more so than Uncharted. Not that we have to go there yet, or that it's what I want…
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Creasy47 wrote: » The fact that they introduced the "Bond past his prime" idea in SF, only to give him another two installments, is still ridiculous to me, but I really would love to see a one-off with a properly older Bond, either Dalton or Brosn…
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I hate to say it, but I see Tom Holland as a MUCH better fit taking over for Cruise in MI than anything to do with Bond. Even more so than Uncharted. Not that we have to go there yet, or that it's what I want to happen. Just that I could see it happ…
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Do we think anyone currently involved is being primed to take over? Ilsa? the White Widow?
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MaxCasino wrote: » Could the title be a sign that they are going to NTTD it by having Ethan Hunt die? I hope Cruise earnestly goes out a full-on villain. It would be one way to top NTTD for sure, haha, and full circle for the (movie) franch…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » There are quite a few bits of Fleming Bond that have not appeared in the novels. The five unused television treatments, two of which have been published. There are also the bits o…
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Birdleson wrote: » There are quite a few bits of Fleming Bond that have not appeared in the novels. The five unused television treatments, two of which have been published. There are also the bits of future stories that have been found in his not…
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GadgetMan wrote: » I think ever since EON tasted that Oscar win with SF, it's been all about the A-Listers. We can all see that Fukunaga wasn't Barbara's first choice, but Oscar winner Boyle, even if it didn't work out. Also, Barbara met Fukunaga …
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thelivingroyale wrote: » Campbell is great and he’d be a very safe and dependable choice, but I’d rather have the risk of some fresh blood. I think the next film needs to make Bond feel really new again, a proper kick up the arse reinvention, and …
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zebrafish wrote: » Without repeating an old theme on the BMW design, I also think that there are even more problems with some modern cars like this: There was a time when fuel-efficient aerodynamics were the way to go and I think the principle eve…
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007HallY wrote: » No Christopher Nolan please. I know he's made some good films, but for me they tend to be his earlier and smaller scale works (Memento, Insomnia, Following and even The Prestige, Inception and Batman Begins to a lesser extent). T…
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Venutius wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » My guess is Eon will continue to focus on one film at a time and then tie them in together as they go. Just like in the Craig era. I think you're probably right. MGW actually once said that they alway…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Revelator wrote: » Where does Bond go after Craig? I'm not a film producer, but let's pretend Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli have decided to ask a random person in the street for his advice. And he turned out to…
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Apparently McQuarrie recently updated his twitter banner photo. Someone tweeted we may get a MI7 teaser soon. Maybe in May, with Top Gun?
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ByRoyalDecree wrote: » I think SF, SP and NTTD struggled to take ownership of their cartooniness. Their scripts were more fantastical and less subtle, but the execution was going for more dramatic realism than CR and QoS, and fell short every time…
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TripAces wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » George_Kaplan wrote: » They're definitely not made for children, but they can easily be enjoyed by children. I can't think of anything in any Bond film that would be unsuitable for a child over about ei…
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George_Kaplan wrote: » They're definitely not made for children, but they can easily be enjoyed by children. I can't think of anything in any Bond film that would be unsuitable for a child over about eight-years old. That's all I was saying…
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The films were never and are never meant for children and we shouldn't be asking for that. It's simply that adults used to be more fun.
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That was a nice Dr. No review back a couple days ago. Thank you for sharing.
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » I’d take Fallout alone, over the last 5 Bond films. Last four and we're agreed. If McQuarrie had been a name at the time and somehow got the gig, I do wonder what his QoS could have been like.
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I will say the only move that would be on par with race-bending the character would be signing a big star like Harry Styles. Something to consider! I feel like he's worth a screen test.
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Right now I think the likliest odds are Fukunaga returning to direct, or Nolan finally coming onboard. If it's Fukunaga, he will probably cast someone from the project he's currently working on, which is full of young UK talent. If it's Nolan, he wi…
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On one end of the marketplace is Marvel, which churned out quite a few billion-dollar hits with basically one tried-and-true formula, except the added benefit of the team-up generating you a larger narrative the individual films don't need and only …
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DoctorKaufmann wrote: » The Boyle/Hodge script did feature a Russian villain and a new Cold War, didn't it. I would like to know more about it. And for me, there were always different Bonds: Connery-Bond, the one.off Lazenby-Bond, the Moore-Bond,…
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mtm wrote: » I know he's not given anything to do in King's Man (why is he in it? He is a bit of a name so was the role edited out of the film, or is the idea he'll get more to do in a sequel?) but I found he didn't exactly draw the eye with his s…
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I'm sure it's been brought up before but upon review of TWINE I realized that SF is just a heavy retread of major aspects of its narrative. -Bond's shoulder injured, his viability in the field questioned in the first act. -MI6 staff assist Bond …
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