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Mission Impossible Fallout passes 200 million at the domestic boxoffice, surpassing SPECTRE in the US.
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » To be honest, I don't really care who the Bond actor is (as long as he is a white male from a Commonwealth country). He is just a pawn on the chessboard. At least he should be, Craig now obviously has much more power with…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Every tenure has an expiration date. I feel like they could have squeezed a fifth Craig film in 2018, but if there is another delay, and we don't get Bond 25 until summer 2020, then they should just re…
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Every tenure has an expiration date. I feel like they could have squeezed a fifth Craig film in 2018, but if there is another delay, and we don't get Bond 25 until summer 2020, then they should just recast. 2019 is already pushing it as it is.
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DrClatterhand wrote: » My first meaningful post, so forgive me if I'm slightly off-topic. I feel Craig's run ended with SPECTRE. It seems like EoN are trying get beyond a creative impasse, and that we're heading for another damp squib. They've had…
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I'm not just talking about continuity. It's possible that they find a better balance of humour after Craig leaves, but they will never go back to the happy-go-lucky romps of the 80's and 90's. Bond has to mean more nowadays, as the granddaddy of blo…
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I'm guessing you two would much prefer Bond goes back to a series of fun standalone spy mission, and part of me dearly misses those days too. But there's no going back, we live in a different world now. Evergreen Franchises like Bond are so precious…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Nolan said in an interview last year, while promoting Dunkirk, that he thinks Hardy would be perfect for Bond. There you go then, it's probably him we're getting. Not my first choice, but not a bad choice either.
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Murdock wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » Murdock wrote: » I don't like Hardy one bit. He mumbles too much or puts on hard to understand voices in the majority of the films I've seen him in. Yep. And besides, he plays the same character e…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » He was playing a Bond pastiche, not Bond. The attitudes all showcased why he isn't suitable and wouldn't pass. Eh? If he was playing a pastiche, why do you think that's how he would approach the real thing?
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Maybe its because he wasn't playing Bond in "this means war", it was a comedy. I don't know why people see Inception as Hardy trying to be Bondian, I never got that impression. Isn't he like the safecracker expert on the team? I also don't think …
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I see alot of hate out there nowadays, but if Tom Hardy was ever became Bond, I feel we would be in save hands. Not my first choice, but at the same time, I haven't seen a movie I didn't like him in. Clearly has the masculinity to be Bond.
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The fridge comes across like the "Indie meets Hitler" gag from the third film. Something that should have been left out entirely. That being said, I don't think it's the travesty some seem to. I like watching him think on his feet, and the fruit get…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » The CGI looked terrible in parts. Same thing happened in DAD. Doesn't mean neither of them were entertaining. ;) I didn't say that it did. But it does take away that visceral feeling of pra…
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The CGI looked terrible in parts.
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The Indiana Jones trilogy is probably the best trilogy ever made, in terms of there not being a weak link. They are all to such a high standard, even if we differ about the order. It's almost sad in a way. If this kind of action films is what we …
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » Goldeneye0094 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Again, the most recent reports are of members of the crew (director, writer) leaving the project, not joining. I wouldn't be…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Goldeneye0094 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Again, the most recent reports are of members of the crew (director, writer) leaving the project, not joining. I wouldn't be surprised if Craig was the next to go. I don't fe…
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Again, the most recent reports are of members of the crew (director, writer) leaving the project, not joining. I wouldn't be surprised if Craig was the next to go. I don't feel his heart was ever truly in it, and now he has a baby to think about. I …
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I just love the Anything Goes opening of Temple of Doom.
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Visitor1982 wrote: » For me, the Craig-era can't end soon enough. I've never accepted him as 007, though a very large part of the public has of course. Bond has never been as successful since Craig took over. As long as Craig is part of Bond 25, I…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » Univex wrote: » Oh, btw, do you advocate for any actor to play JB in a Nolan film? Just curious. First of all, I think the next Bond actor should be somewhere between 30 and 35 when filming of his first Bond movi…
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peter wrote: » Hasn't gone on for days, @Mendes4Lyfe -- Colonel came on yesterday, about 24 hours ago. Just feels like days then.
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I don't know how much longer this situation with Colonel Sun needs to go on. Either join the discussion (we are happy to have you), or leave if desired. The choice is his. I don't see the point in continually derailing this thread to mention how som…
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bondjames wrote: » I'm a huge Nolan fan and think he could do wonders with Bond too. I don't favour Hardy for Bond however, especially after Craig. Enough with these guys who look like they'd be more suited to manning the entrance doors to a night…
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Nolan would deliver a breathtaking vision of what Bond can be. EON are clearly out of ideas, they need someone to come in who knows what their doing. Who cares if he wants Hardy as the next Bond, there are worst choices out there. Just let him reima…
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fanbond123 wrote: » Said in hindsight, Eon/Craig (if he has power over choosing director/writer) screwed up going with Hodge/Boyle. They're not a natural fit for James Bond films! Heck, you could argue Sam Mendes wasn't a natural fit for Bond but …
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simnew wrote: » This whole episode highlights the need to actually go back to stand alone films. And Craig with his thuggish Bond is an impediment to that I suspect. In my view the best thing they could have done is started with a fresh actor a…
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That's clearly just a little bit of text at the end to fill you in, which Baz forgot to remove. Most articles on the internet have something similar. Not worth calling his reliability into question over. If the article had lead with that, then it…
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Nearly September Still no Script, no director Time for a reboot
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