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noSolaceleft wrote: » RC7 wrote: » noSolaceleft wrote: » RC7 wrote: » jake24 wrote: » noSolaceleft wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » noSolaceleft wrote: » I still suspect it's because they don't have anything to say yet. …
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noSolaceleft wrote: » RC7 wrote: » jake24 wrote: » noSolaceleft wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » noSolaceleft wrote: » I still suspect it's because they don't have anything to say yet. There’s no way! I thought that too, but t…
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jake24 wrote: » noSolaceleft wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » noSolaceleft wrote: » I still suspect it's because they don't have anything to say yet. There’s no way! I thought that too, but there must be in more in place than we think…
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patb wrote: » @RC7 "The Rythm Section" or "Double O Nine - First Kill" Which one will most easily gain the public's and media attention? Most cinema punters are a little lazy. If there is a familier World that they can slip into (like a cozy…
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patb wrote: » RC7 wrote: » patb wrote: » They will want to have more good stories and a wider universe creates the opportunity for more good stories. And that means more bums on seats. A true Bond every 4 years with a spin off every 4 y…
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patb wrote: » They will want to have more good stories and a wider universe creates the opportunity for more good stories. And that means more bums on seats. A true Bond every 4 years with a spin off every 4 years? It's a business model that so…
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patb wrote: » It's a tough one. IF the bottom line is cash, then you look to SF and say, "we want that again" (we all know it made a ton of cash), it's the public that creates the demand and define what does well (and therefore, what makes money) …
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bondjames wrote: » Disney doesn't want Bond. It would compete with their other offerings and is not up their alley. So I wouldn't worry about that really. I'm sure that if they ever decide to move on at some point they will hand it over to some…
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patb wrote: » Exactly the same arguments were made by Star Wars fans and it has not stopped Disney. I think, as fans, its very hard to seperate what we want to happen from the harsh financial realities of business. We have all seen examples of whe…
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patb wrote: » In the longer term, I would be gobsmacked if the industry as a whole did not find a way of leveraging off of the brand/heritage and create an expanded universe. It's nothing to do with what us fans want. It's about return on investme…
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Awful film. Everything related to McClory post-TB is either directly or indirectly connected to Fleming’s demise. I can’t watch it without feeling a seething resentment for both him and Connery (who simply wanted to stick it to the man who made h…
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RogueAgent wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I'm already starting to get burnt out and I haven't even seen TLJ yet. I know it doesn't sound like a proper complaint but it's all too much right now. This trilogy and all the spinoffs then another upcomi…
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mybudgetbond wrote: » No camp, thank you very much! I know for a lot of people Bond = camp, but that is due to the awful tenure of Roger Moore. I love Sir Roger as a person, but his films were so far removed from what Bond is and should be, tha…
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boldfinger wrote: » Very sad to read about Jóhannsson passing away so suddenly. I was hoping to hear a lot more from him. R.I.P. Ditto. Very talented bloke.
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JET007 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » That's a very good point. I can imagine that all of the 2nd films have been seen as relative disappointments apart from FRWL (I can certainly say that was the case for TND & QoS for me). Sophomore blues…
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I recognise the hatred for SP, but as the question is termed, ‘moment’, it’s the CGI tsunami surfing for me and it’s not even close. If the question was ‘direst concept’, then fill your boots with SP.
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The first film of a new tenure is always exciting. Trouble is, if it’s a belter the hype train is generally derailed by its successor. Likewise, if it’s lacklustre the goodwill is somewhat diminished (as is the case now). That’s why I take them as t…
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Bernie99 wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » The Rhythm Section to resume production in June: http://deadline.com/2018/02/blake-lively-the-rhythm-section-to-resume-film-production-in-june-1202278589/ Incredible, so i think they push back Bond…
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NicNac wrote: » @mybudgetbond . Last year I asked a few family members if they had liked Spectre and the answers were mixed. Generally favourable. I asked them what they thought about the big Bond/Blofeld reveal. None could even recall it. It had…
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talos7 wrote: » 00Agent wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » SonofSean wrote: » CraterGuns wrote: » SonofSean wrote: » I think the Mission Impossible movies have evolved into THE great action / spy blockbuster that Bond used to hav…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Daniel Craig won't hang around after 2019, they'd better get a move on. Which is why I say that this Blake Lively movie will not interfere with Bond 25. Would Barbara reall…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » Disappointed this thread seems to be becoming the dumpster fire that is that "politically correct" thread, but I guess 1290 pages in, every talking point is going to be discussed eventually. Really, really looking forward…
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MR is the height of the whimsical/fantastical Bond; almost a sub-genre in itself. On those terms, it’s pretty much a masterpiece.
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Don’t get the Ferguson thing. Yeah, she’s alright. mattjoes wrote: » RC7 wrote: » Don’t get the Ferguson thing. Yeah, she’s alright. I didn't get it myself. Until I saw Mission: Impossible 5. About a week ago. Then I understood. Yes, …
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Don’t get the Ferguson thing. Yeah, she’s alright.
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TripAces wrote: » antovolk wrote: » Don't remember who posted this but there was a great idea in this thread about retconning the Bond/Blofeld connection a bit if they somehow make the personal connection to Oberhauser a reason Bond was picked…
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AlexanderWaverly wrote: » jake24 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » That's not true, man. They knew Connery would only come back for one more. I saw it in a documentary. It was a decision made midway through production that Connery would q…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » jake24 wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » While a good choice, even Villeneuve cannot save Bond 25. I'm not sure it's fair to claim the film needs any "saving" when we know virtually nothing about the story. But…
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patb wrote: » The battle between good and evil within the human spirit is a decent focus for a movie and the force/darkside is a metaphor for the moral battle within all of us but I'm not sure this works for the kids. It's very much a debate/battl…
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patb wrote: » I was chatting to my boys again this morning, "Why did you like RO?" "Because the goodies were the goodies and the badies were the badies" I think they have overdone things with the uncertainty re the dark side and characters tu…
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