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ToTheRight wrote: » Where exactly is this B25 period piece rumor coming from? Just ignore it. Classic MI6 bullshit vortex.
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CatchingBullets wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » ...I think @CatchingBullets comments pretty much confirm Boyle's 'great idea' is a Bond period piece. Didn't the teachers always say to not run with scissors.. and wild rumours regardi…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » ggl007 wrote: » CatchingBullets wrote: » Sometimes a great "idea" for a new film is not always about its narrative. Could you elaborate a little more, please, @CatchingBullets ? ;) I'm surprised we'…
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peter wrote: » The cool never left Connery, and so he always looked great. He looked great when he was young, great even when hairy and pudgy in DAF; looked great in Zardoz, or ten years later in Highlander; in the 90s he bulldozed over most of hi…
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noSolaceleft wrote: » RC7 wrote: » Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, of course. My mentioning of cinematography was simply to counter the point that there was ‘nothing’ creative about SF, which is of course patently untrue. The cinematogra…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » RC7 wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » RC7 wrote: » Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, of course. My mentioning of cinematography was simply to counter the point that there was ‘nothing’ creative about SF, which is of …
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bondjames wrote: » It was a masterstroke to use digital cameras, given the amount of night photography in the film. It's those scenes which really 'pop' and give SF its distinctive look imho. It was very apparent in the first trailer for the film,…
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barryt007 wrote: » RC7 wrote: » Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, of course. My mentioning of cinematography was simply to counter the point that there was ‘nothing’ creative about SF, which is of course patently untrue. The cinematography…
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, of course. My mentioning of cinematography was simply to counter the point that there was ‘nothing’ creative about SF, which is of course patently untrue. The cinematography is some of the most creative in the s…
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noSolaceleft wrote: » patb wrote: » and that cuts to the core of one one of the key features of these threads "we would have been right" - therefore everyone else is wrong. SF was creative in that it did not follow the standard Bond template. …
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » As long as it turns out to be an excellent movie, the more traditionalists Bond 25 will piss off, the more I will love it. :)) What’s a traditionalist? Soneoneone who rates FRWL, or someone who rates MR? Someone wh…
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Getafix wrote: » apart from it being Atkinson playing a MI6 character. surely not pure coincidence He’s playing a shit MI7 Spy in the Barclaycard ads who tries to appear ‘cool’. In NSNA he’s just a bumbling suit from the Foreign Office.
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Getafix wrote: » but the Barclaycard ad must have been inspired by Atkinsons role in NSNA Nah, watch Small-Fawcett, then watch the Barclaycard ads. Totally different characters.
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Getafix wrote: » so NSNA actually gave birth to Johnnie English. who'd have thought it No, the Barclaycard ad is the origin. Nothing to do with NSNA.
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FoxRox wrote: » RC7 wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » RC7 wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I feel that frustration. I think we all do. The wait on this one has been the hardest in my time being a Bond fan. Whatever flaws may come with this, I think…
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FoxRox wrote: » RC7 wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I feel that frustration. I think we all do. The wait on this one has been the hardest in my time being a Bond fan. Whatever flaws may come with this, I think having a female villain (hopefully a…
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FoxRox wrote: » I feel that frustration. I think we all do. The wait on this one has been the hardest in my time being a Bond fan. Whatever flaws may come with this, I think having a female villain (hopefully a great character/motivation) could we…
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pachazo wrote: » A female understudy and a female villain seems a bit overkill, no? I think it might be BS. Would reek of pandering if they got it wrong.
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » No matter what happens from now on, with Hodge writing and Boyle directing, a lot of fans will HATE Bond 25. Mark my words, this will be the least tradational Bond movie yet. I’ve no problem with a non-traditional …
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SonofSean wrote: » Getafix wrote: » well if he were the first gay actor to play Bond then it might be news for a week or two like it was with James Blond and then it would be all about his acting. frankly until these 'boundaries are broken …
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SonofSean wrote: » RC7 wrote: » Unless I’m mistaken, Luke Evans is gay, which would prove an interesting dynamic for the press to navigate. Ok. I'm not sure being gay or straight is a qualication for playing a fictional role. At least n…
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It’s a kitsch, but given the fact it is so bizarre I can sort of give it pass. There are much worse elements, such as Atkinson, gurning his face off like some coked up buffoon. Get out of here.
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Unless I’m mistaken, Luke Evans is gay, which would prove an interesting dynamic for the press to navigate.
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barryt007 wrote: » RichardTheBruce wrote: » Let me put that together, @barryt007. No promises on changing the opinions of those already dug in, of course. Look forward to it ..we need to know what the heck happened! RC7 wrote: » …
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Fergie seriously ill. Please no.
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barryt007 wrote: » Just watching QOS and STILL i dont get the bloody anchor-flying boat scenario.....drives me mad..the boat is just pulled out to sea..not attached to anything . It’s the least of my worries with that film. If it were the b…
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doubleoego wrote: » peter wrote: » Agree with this-- Fleming wrote the character as a man of today. The EoN films continued that concept. Taking a step-back in this way would call into question the point of the character. James Bond is Toda…
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ToTheRight wrote: » I feel a period piece Bond film may be inevitable as long as this newfound tradition of long gaps continue. I don’t see the connection. Period Bond won’t happen, primarily because it’s a sh*t idea.
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Maybe you need to be a Brit to understand Craig’s humour. Actually, I’m beating around the bush. You do.
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