OOWolf
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » OOWolf wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I’m glad EON doesn’t bend over backwards for fans. They should make the films they want to make, whether a subset of fans cry about it not. They didn’t in 2005, they won’t t…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I’m glad EON doesn’t bend over backwards for fans. They should make the films they want to make, whether a subset of fans cry about it not. They didn’t in 2005, they won’t today. I'm not so certain they know what fi…
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MaxCasino wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » If EON listened to fans, they would have gotten rid of Purvis and Wade a long time ago. That’s one of the only reasons why EON should listen to fans. Other than the writing in recent films, it seems that E…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » OOWolf wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Murdock wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » when EON was a sausage factory. They moved on from selling quality sausage to selling mad cow disease riddled mince me…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Murdock wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » when EON was a sausage factory. They moved on from selling quality sausage to selling mad cow disease riddled mince meat. In your opinion. Clearly ther…
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peter wrote: » NickTwentyTwo wrote: » Like any art, it would be a disaster if they “listened to the fans”. I honestly think that if they just tried to cater to what fans think they want, we’d have 25 Dr. No’s. “Producers are unaware of t…
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PropertyOfALady wrote: » NickTwentyTwo wrote: » The Craig era has definitely had it's challenges or qwirks with every outing, besides CR: QoS: Writers Strike. Skyfall: 50th Anniversary, departure from narrative arc. Spectre: Regained Spectr…
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I really like the points that everyone has made so far. I just always have Barbara Broccoli in mind, repeating how they want to keep the fans happy, yet they do everything to their own accord. I understand, I have no say in EON's business, but I …
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I just want to point out, that not a single Bond composer after John Barry attempted to use jazz chords in a score. Barry had a very unique sense for using chords to make a scene sexy or suspenseful and I haven't heard anything like that in a long t…
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I think 'NTTD' should be repeatedly delayed by a week, just to mess with cinema goers.
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mtm wrote: » OOWolf wrote: » I'm really hoping that Zimmer's score will be melodic. He often seems to focus on sound designing and audio collages, so it'd be nice to get some memorable cues. David Arnold was indeed the last Bond composer to wr…
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I'm really hoping that Zimmer's score will be melodic. He often seems to focus on sound designing and audio collages, so it'd be nice to get some memorable cues. David Arnold was indeed the last Bond composer to write music that worked for the respe…
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How does that make any earthly sense? 'NTTD' is from 2019. What does it matter if it's not the newest model? The brand is still being advertised! Bond may not be fully tethered to this reality, but it's still close enough that the reality of the fil…
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I'm of the suspicion that if 'NTTD' were to come out today via streaming (then given a theater release at a later date), it'd be no greater financial loss than keeping it on the shelf until an undisclosed time in the future.
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RedNine wrote: » Well, what I feel got lost in all of that is the fact that Cineams were slowly dying before Covid even started, with only biggest blockbusters making money. There is a reason why Martin Scorsese had to go to Netflix- film studios …
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EON and MGM panicked because of Trump's diagnosis. Simple as that. They would have spared everyone if they had just delayed the film indefinitely from the get go. Everyone at the studios sees what the climate is like, so why spend so much money on r…
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I don't think anyone would be particularly upset if we hadn't been lead on over and over again. That's precisely what's been going on. Now, I know we haven't dealt with a global situation like this since the second decade of the 20th century, but an…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I’m actually 33. My first Bond film in theater was DAD... so it was nice that film didn’t set a trend for the rest of the naughts. Aside from that, it’ll be a strange feeling seeing a new Bond who is closer to my age. …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » OOWolf wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Not sure most fans agree with that sentiment. Maybe those at craigisnotbond.com, perhaps. You're right, it's a millennial thing. You could have just said “get …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Not sure most fans agree with that sentiment. Maybe those at craigisnotbond.com, perhaps. You're right, it's a millennial thing.
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » OOWolf wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I didn't read SP's ending as the "end of the story" because Craig never actually quit the role at any point. Rather, it worked as a way to give Craig Bond a more traditional…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I didn't read SP's ending as the "end of the story" because Craig never actually quit the role at any point. Rather, it worked as a way to give Craig Bond a more traditional Bond ending where he does get the girl at the en…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I didn't say he's only back for the money, but I strongly suspect from interviews that he really wanted to end his run on a better note than SP. For what it's worth, I don't think Connery or Moore phoned it in either. B…
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I think it would be fair to say that he wouldn't "slit his wrists" because 25 mil is too hard to pass up. I will be very interested to see if that price motivated him to go out with a bang or gave him the assurance to phone it in...
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Ryan wrote: » I think it is greatly exaggerating to say we've have to wait as long as we have for any reason other than this virus. At this point it seems counter productive to hold on to frustration. Nobody could have predicted this. Let's not fo…
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I think everyone can calm down, as I think a new rescheduled date would have already been announced. Not to support trolling, and aside from the sensationalist "firing" approach, I think that that some of these posters actually provided some compell…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » OOWolf wrote: » By this point, I think MGM's last vestige of hope is to be acquired by a streaming service. If all their cards are on the table for Bond itself, then that's a problem. It's not like EON is cranking Bond…
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By this point, I think MGM's last vestige of hope is to be acquired by a streaming service. If all their cards are on the table for Bond itself, then that's a problem. It's not like EON is cranking Bond films out anymore, so they're making a stupid …
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I'll say it again: Barbara Broccoli, herself, has stated that it'll be up to the fans/audience as to how they want their entertainment in the future, and that was in regards to VOD. So, at this point, I really don't think anything is out of the ques…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » If that’s true surely the days of $250 million budgets are done for the foreseeable. We may see a new era of filmmaking. That is long overdue, in my opinion. Particularly…
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