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Zekidk wrote: » Guess the beauty is in the eye of the beholder: Certainly. For me it's similar to painting. I can appreciate abstract work or hyperrealism equally, it depends on how well it's executed. I don't think there is one way to s…
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thelivingroyale wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » He has to be back stage. Behind the main villain with short cameos throughout Completely agree. Would it…
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Not forgetting the Catalan Cannibal.
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A South American getting a player sent off? Never.
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » He has to be back stage. Behind the main villain with short cameos throughout Completely agree. Would it be an idea to....show him in…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » I am trying to figure out where Pep squandered £250 million You're not allowed to talk about the Chino'd one. Everything he does is genius. Even scraping 4th.
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PropertyOfALady wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Murdock wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » I think this is all rather disrespectful to the cinematographers working on this. It's like putting up a huge middle-finger to Robert Schaeffer, Roger D…
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GoldenGun wrote: » @Zekidk If anything I feel like you've put the life back into Skyfall. One of the complaints I've got about that film is a lifeless feel throughout. Or, how Sammy Boy wants desperately to be taken for a 'meaningful director' whi…
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Zekidk wrote: » @RC7 Actually never thought about posting these, before someone asked me to. I'm not very fond of Mendes' creativity here, but I respect of course if others are. I appreciate you posting it and understand if you don't lik…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » RC7 wrote: » However, the same can't be said about SF for me. Your colour correction sucks the atmosphere and life out of the shots completely. It's good you've posted as it's a decent example to show how they got it very …
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Zekidk wrote: » @RC7 Feel free to discuss your flavor. I see no reason to defend my own. Like I say I thought you'd posted it for discussion. Not knocking your attempt, just pointing out that SF and SP are very different in the way they use…
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Zekidk wrote: » RC7 wrote: » Your colour correction sucks the atmosphere and life out of the shots completely. I just don't like the intense colorgrading in both movies. The bar scene in SF is all orange and does not look natural. Remov…
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I was always averse to the grade on SP as far back as the trailers. I didn't understand the lack of vibrancy in the Mexico scenes, but I've learned to live with it and can accept Mendes' decision. I would've preferred a more vibrant palette. Howe…
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bondjames wrote: » RC7 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » @001, I can see where you're coming from. The daylight photography in SF is nothing to write home about from my perspective. A bit drab and dreary, which is most likely on account of the l…
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bondjames wrote: » @001, I can see where you're coming from. The daylight photography in SF is nothing to write home about from my perspective. A bit drab and dreary, which is most likely on account of the locations utilized. They also look a bit …
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Zekidk wrote: » Dennison wrote: » Roger Deakins' cinematography in Skyfall is the best in the series. SF is nicely lensed, but suffer from awful colorgrading. That is, if you prefer a natural and vibrant look, and not faded and dark. I …
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001 wrote: » Roger Deakins as Skyfall's director of photography did a shit job. It was too dark and lifeless colours for a bond film. What necessary background checks did Deakins pass. His eye site test ? :) Sammy mendes got him the job. A…
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001 wrote: » Some people on this forum have more clues as to how to make a bond film Better than Roger Deakins as well. Yeah. You keep telling yourself that, mate. One day they might even let you shoot the school Panto on your iPhone. If yo…
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001 wrote: » SF was pretty dark in colour as is SP. SP also has this yellow glow on a lot of scenes. Just imagine how much colour the Mexico scenes could have brought to the screen. Thank God for the Lumetri panel in Adobe Premiere ;-) …
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Shardlake wrote: » I think the Spielberg boat sailed years ago, I much more appreciate the young hungry director with something to prove rather than the revered Hollywood royalty one that makes films that tend to leave me cold. If Cubby had pic…
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Wright is great at what he does. He isn't a Bond director.
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There's an arrogance with Islam that simply isn't there with other religions. To be fair, I'm not sure many British Muslims are aware of it because they live it and thus can't see how it can be construed as such. To them it's just fact that theirs i…
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If there's one thing I'm sad to see post-SP is that it appears to me quite a few fans who were pretty happy with CR thru SF have let their dislike/hatred of SP cast a cloud over the previous entries (I'm aware that's not everyone). Despite some n…
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GetCarter wrote: » Bondjames, say it ain't so :) I totally understand those who like Mendes, they can point to very good box office, a widely popular entry in SF, two features that look immaculate. What I see is a pretentious auteur who twi…
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Like at the end of DN and FRWL.
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Thanks for nothing, Andre Marriner. Arsenal's chances of keeping up with the top blown already in gameweek two by the looks of it. It's early days. On the downside you won't find many PL fans who find the result surpris…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » RC7 wrote: » Benny wrote: » So on what basis is the time served being measured. Is it from the time they're announced till the time that EON announce the actor is finished. Or from the release of the actors first …
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Benny wrote: » So on what basis is the time served being measured. Is it from the time they're announced till the time that EON announce the actor is finished. Or from the release of the actors first film, till the release of their last. …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » RC7 wrote: » BMW_with_missiles wrote: » RC7 wrote: » I explained above it's a Pyrrhic victory for Bond. But it's not a victory of any sort for Silva as his ultimate end game was the death of 'M' and he was hell ben…
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BMW_with_missiles wrote: » RC7 wrote: » I explained above it's a Pyrrhic victory for Bond. But it's not a victory of any sort for Silva as his ultimate end game was the death of 'M' and he was hell bent on that happening in the right circumsta…
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