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dalton wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » dalton wrote: » jake24 wrote: » Are they even in confirmed preproduction yet? It's not. We're in exactly the same place we were a couple of days ago when it was all doom and gloom and it w…
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dalton wrote: » jake24 wrote: » Are they even in confirmed preproduction yet? It's not. We're in exactly the same place we were a couple of days ago when it was all doom and gloom and it was going to be at least 2019 before we could …
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Let's break this down. If a new Bond 2018 that means we're already 1/6 of the way there! If you take out the time they are making the film, that means we are now half way there!! Come on, we're on the backward slide now!!
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What's the confusion here? It's Everything or Nothing shortened to EON. Pretty simple really.
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Whaa?? The specific hardrive presumably doesn't matter anymore since the files can just be copied, but the files themselves are still out there. How is Bond locking himself inside an old house stopping that threat?? MI6 is still at risk, but beca…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I don't see what's wrong with Silva (a two bit betrayed ex MI6 agent) having revenge issues. I do see a problem with arch nemesis and major villain Blofeld having the same. It …
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Creasy47 wrote: » Those 12 months are going to be a long wait for me. I've decided that once things really kick off and filming is set to commence, I'm steering clear from the production - as much as I can, anyway. I managed to wait until theaters…
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bondjames wrote: » The score definitely has its moments, and incorporates Sheena's track very nicely. If they had dropped the disco it would have been an excellent score. Still, Barry could have really lifted that film imho. The TSWLM and F…
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Maybe its just me, but I lgove the FYEO score. One of the best things about the film, which I don't enjoy as a whole. I don't think there is a Bond score I don't like, although Barry's efforts always stand out on another level.
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jake24 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » jake24 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Things are moving so quickly now that 2018 isn't so impossible after all. I never doubted a 2018 release. Still don't. Think about it. After that bri…
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jake24 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Things are moving so quickly now that 2018 isn't so impossible after all. I never doubted a 2018 release. Still don't. Think about it. After that brief period of confusion, there could be a new …
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Things are moving so quickly now that 2018 isn't so impossible after all.
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bondjames wrote: » CommanderRoss wrote: » I have a brother too, you know. I love that line. More so Connery's reply. It's a bit of an elitist dig at a certain type of stereotypical American. Yes, the snobbery has left Bond now. Ano…
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bondjames wrote: » I don't see what's wrong with Silva (a two bit betrayed ex MI6 agent) having revenge issues. I do see a problem with arch nemesis and major villain Blofeld having the same. It diminishes the latter, but not the former, imho. …
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SF is a character drama. There is no plot in the film, so it can't be a thriller imo. Even LTK had the Stinger missiles which gave the audience a reason to care outside of Bonds vendetta. And in GE Alec has his scheme at the end, despite sounding li…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » misschristina wrote: » dinovelvet 1:32PM Posts: 650Flag LOL I like Turner but the long hair and stubbly look isn't good for Bond "Last week, Daniel Craig declared that he will never do another Bond film" Er...did h…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » misschristina wrote: » dinovelvet 1:32PM Posts: 650Flag LOL I like Turner but the long hair and stubbly look isn't good for Bond "Last week, Daniel Craig declared that he will never do another Bond film" Er...did h…
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Thunderpussy wrote: » It was either that or take up basket weaving. Or brass rubbings.
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Bond meets the love of his live, but she dumps him, so he tracks down Blofeld to take his mind off it.
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bondjames wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Thunderpussy wrote: » They could use the old idea, of an escaping Blofeld. Having to have plastic surgery to disappear and the chance for another actor to play Blofeld ? Sure it's a lazy idea, but…
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Thunderpussy wrote: » They could use the old idea, of an escaping Blofeld. Having to have plastic surgery to disappear and the chance for another actor to play Blofeld ? Sure it's a lazy idea, but they've done it before ;) Blofeld's esc…
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mcdonbb wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » I'm just glad and more excited about who the new director is more than I am who the next Bond actor will be. Can't wait for more news and details. I agree with this. The di…
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doubleoego wrote: » I'm just glad and more excited about who the new director is more than I am who the next Bond actor will be. Can't wait for more news and details. I agree with this. The director is what I'm excited about. That and the…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » Oh wow. @Mendes4Lyfe @Creasy47 Skyfall on spot 24. Now here comes the shock. In my 2016 ranking Skyfall will fall to the bottom as well. It's currently 21, but only because I was kind of brainwashed into the believe…
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With TTWTGG, its the most uneven bond film in the franchise. Its has some great moments, but it also has some WTF just happened moments as well. It also lacks the breezy nature which makes me more forgiving of the other Roger outings.
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talos7 wrote: » One way or another these are exciting times. Yes, Bond is little bit like a soap opera at the moment. Each few days there is a new revelation.
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Imagine if EON just found a good theatre actor and offered them £250,000 to play Bond for one film. Then the budget could be cut way back, to say 150 million. I'm more of the opinion that the guy in the suit doesn't really matter. If the film he is …
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Wouldn't really affect Bond either way these days. Back in the 80s Bond would have cleaned up but I would say the crane jump in 06 was the last truly impressive Bond stunt. I agree.
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Mendes4Lyfe's 2016 rankings part deux: 1. Dr No (1962) 2. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) 3. From Russia With Love (1963) 4. Goldfinger (1964) 5. Casino Royale (2006) 6. Thunderball (1965) 7. GoldenEye (1995) 8. Live And Let Die (19…
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