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My god that would be the dream wouldn't it? Campbell returning in his 80's to complete his trilogy and steady the ship one last time? I think no matter what the results were, I would have a smile on my face, and with Ridley Scott returning to Gladia…
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I've been doing a bit of research into David Michod in the past few days, I watched the Rover which is a brilliant little film, and along with The King one of the best films I've seen recently. The more I think about it, the more it seems like Micho…
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I don't see EON going with the director of Venom 3, that movie was a disaster critically, and apparently Berger is already ruled out? I've looked at the projects Michod has upcoming, one is a stoner comedy starring Pete Davidson which is already com…
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Something to bare in mind - Indiana Jones was created as a homage to adventure serials of the 1930's, 50 years later. Bond has been running continually since 1962, in other words it would be like if The Last Crusade wasn't the final part in a trilog…
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There's an added value element that Micod is currently making a biopic starring Sydney Sweeney as a female boxer, so maybe his involvement could spur EON to give her the lead Bond girl role. Eh, It's fun to speculate, anyway. :P
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Well, we know something is causing the delay. Each time there has been a gap longer than 4 years between bonds ('89 - '95, '15 - '21), its always for a very specific reason. @007HallY I personally don't have a problem with the lesser known direct…
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It's been over 1100 days since the last film arrived and we don't have as much as a "Bond 26 limited" as proof that the next film is being worked on yet. I think perhaps some of the rumours could have something to them, and perhaps EON knows who the…
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I agree, the most important thing is that we get someone who takes risks. That's why I thought Damien Chazelle was at least worth considering - the film wouldn't be a typical blockbuster.
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It's so difficult to actually figure who could direct Bond 26, it seems everyone is getting rather busy at the moment! Maybe EON needs to wait it out until someones schedule opens up, because at the moment Brad Bird is working on Incredibles 3, M…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Interesting shot at 1:36 which shows, of all things, the Rabbit's Foot from the third film. https://missionimpossiblefanon.fandom.com/wiki/Rabbit's_Foot?file=BmGxF.jpg Ethan also holds the knife from the desk f…
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That Bond girls are airheads or damsels, very seldom actually the case. Most are quite intelligent and capable.
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » EON- Everything or Nothing. B26 will only happen when they are 100% happy with the direction they want to go in. I don’t believe we are anywhere near that point yet. I agree, I believe it is 2028, but it could be Sum…
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Fun fact she had a brief blink and you miss it appearance in an episode of Monk back in the 2000's.
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » I'm still holding hope for a 2026 release. Figure an announcement at some point in mid 2025 and filming commences in late 2025-early 2026 for November 2026 release I think that's a bit unrealistic, but then again …
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We'll be approaching the 1200 day mark by the end of the year, I wonder how much longer it is until we get something official? Another 300? If you thinking about it, whatever happens next year will mark the tipping point, where the grunt work is don…
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By what criteria do we establish that there is a legitimate issue with a film that goes beyond just peoples preferences? Lots of people take issue with many of the choices with DAD for instance, but by your rationale the film just isn't to their tas…
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007HallY wrote: » It’s really not that deep mate. All I was saying was that I thought it was weird that Horrowitz (not Higson) said that Bond being ‘weak and not sure of himself’. This is a writer who’s praised Fleming’s books (which as I said h…
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007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » You can say the same about literally any film or peice of media. "I think the invisible car in die another day might have gone a bit far. " "oh, you just didn't enjoy it!" I mean, yeah, correct I guess…
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You can say the same about literally any film or peice of media. "I think the invisible car in die another day might have gone a bit far. " "oh, you just didn't enjoy it!" I mean, yeah, correct I guess. :-??
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Hollywood Reporter confirms it, Dune Messiah will be shooting in Summer 2025 for a 2026 release. Villeneuve is potentially back in the frame for Bond.
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007HallY wrote: » mtm wrote: » Also don’t forget that Bond wasn’t interested in Felix’s request until M and Nomi warned him off, way too aggressively. That puts his back up and actually provokes him into action. So he’s irritated with M to sta…
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007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » To be fair @peter is right. In the context of this film it's what gets Bond back to MI6. He's angry about Leiter's death and needs to c…
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007HallY wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » To be fair @peter is right. In the context of this film it's what gets Bond back to MI6. He's angry about Leiter's death and needs to confront M/MI6 directly because things have gott…
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007HallY wrote: » To be fair @peter is right. In the context of this film it's what gets Bond back to MI6. He's angry about Leiter's death and needs to confront M/MI6 directly because things have gotten to that point. Otherwise as said it'd be a c…
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peter wrote: » @Mendes4Lyfe apart from me having difficulty deciphering most of what you've written, I just have to really point out that Leiter's death isn't big enough to be a PLOT POINT II/end of ACT II twist. Not even remotely. It's not …
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007HallY wrote: » If we're talking about a Bond with his 'armour on' that's pretty much Bond throughout the Craig era and every other interpretation. In CR he's quite stoic to Vesper about the fact his profession involves killing, in QOS he rema…
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007HallY wrote: » Anyway, rant aside, it's also a very cartoonish film, which Bond films don't necessarily tend to be even if they're heightened or have individual gags. As I said it's also a very deconstructive film about Barbie and Ken, and I'…
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I don't mind the tone I just can't get over how disjointed the film feels, the sequence with Leiters death feels like is should be the end of act two raising the stakes, solidifying bonds resolve to track down Safin and put a stop to his plans, and …
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mtm wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » I was in the ninth grade when DN was released. Connery was twice my age. I related to the character, not Connery's age. I had no idea how old he was, nor did I care. So it doesn’t matter if he’s young or ol…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Well, no @Mendes4Lyfe. It will hold true if people like us watch Bond films as it us who will get our young people to watch them in turn. Just as my father and grandfather did, I will do the same for my kids. The magic of …
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