Shardlake
"Yes Considerably"
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- Shardlake
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- Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
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- Location
- Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Casino Royale
- Favourite Bond Film
- On Her Majestys Secret Service
- Favourite Bond Actor
- Daniel Craig
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Watching it again recently I had to admit it's slipped down a few notches, it did sit at 3 but I think I must confess some of it's issues I've probably let off lightly in the past. I did genuinely think until recently I preferred it to FRWL previ…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » gideoneldude wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » gideoneldude wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » gideoneldude wrote: » I applaud Boyle for sticking to his PPK and for ignoring Babs her idiotic reasoning. Sorry, but kill…
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RC7 wrote: » I don’t put much stock in EON walking away (although perhaps that’s wishful thinking), this feels to me like a bid to round out Craig’s tenure with a true sense of finality. Then with B26 theyll return with a new Bond and a new emphas…
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It seems and not all with a problem with DC are doing it because they want him out although he does seem to be getting the majority of the vitirol here while Boyle is being seen as the under dog and the one who has been wronged. To be honest I th…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » If they held that meeting we will hear about it soon enough. No way they can keep it under wraps for long. I don't see Edgar Wright getting involved in a project like this, especially one which is having development trouble…
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peter wrote: » @Shardlake , not sure whose idea was to kill M in SF. No, my gut would say that Hodge polishing a P&W draft is a ridiculous notion. The producers liked an original idea that Boyle pitched. Hodge was brought on to write that. …
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peter wrote: » @Shardlake , if they use only one line of dialogue from Hodge, they will have to credit him in some capacity (there is a funny story from screenwriter Josh Friedman: his first credited film was in the Morgan Freeman film, Chain Reac…
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peter wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » Regardless if Hodge is on or off, didn’t we establish that EON most likely owns the script either way? they don't most likely own the script-- they paid for it, it's theres. And it's the one I assume the…
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Currently watching Sharp Objects, 4 episodes in and I'm enjoying it, great atmosphere and direction and of course Amy Adams is mesmerising as Camille. Also Clarkson and Czerny doing great work, love is set up, some serious dollar been spent on th…
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Tom Hughes, James Norton & Dan Stevens are my much preferred over all of those, all 6 ft or over. I like Hardy but 5"7 are we having a laugh? Cavill is a block of wood.
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » bondjames wrote: » talos7 wrote: » It’s so refreshing to see a filmmaker, with his level of celebrity, with such enthusiasm, commitment and respect for the process and his audience. He’s not whining about how difficul…
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Then I wish we had more "hacks" in cinema like Van Hoytema. Of his work, I like TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY the best. +1. That film is a stunning piece of work - not even because of th…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » 007Blofeld wrote: » apparently danny boyle was looking at set building when he decided to quit according to JBR they are looking for workmen like directors I wouldn't trust these idiots. Deadline Hollywo…
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peter wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » It's all down to Craig now to prove all the naysayers wrong like he did originally back 2006. People are writing him off in the droves it seems (or as we are led to be believed). If this makes it's origi…
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It's all down to Craig now to prove all the naysayers wrong like he did originally back 2006. People are writing him off in the droves it seems (or as we are led to be believed). If this makes it's original release and doesn't get delayed, I h…
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peter wrote: » RC7 wrote: » A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, non more so than in the case of defaming EON. ‘I’ve read the leaks’, doesn’t cut it I’m afraid. I personally don’t think EON are perfect, far from it, but I also understand t…
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Tabloid news papers are being given credibility here. You are actually taking all of this as gospel? Craig has well and truly turned into the punch bag for some of you to take out your frustrations on. I hazard a good number of the stories that…
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Escalus5 wrote: » 4EverBonded wrote: » I think this will not delay the film much, if at all. I am merely guessing, but I'll go ahead and guess we have a named director within three weeks. I'm guessing the film will be delayed another y…
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The idea that this is the script is ludicrous.
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Fassbender will go down of one of the best examples of what if? His stock is far too high and he's too old but if he'd been cast around Inglourious he would have been just right, that is where I saw his potential. Unfortunately for him another…
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TR007 wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I seriously hope JBR are not right and Mendes doesn't get within a hundred miles of Bond 25. If he comes back my expectation will be seriously downgraded. I think Dan is unlikely to work with him again on …
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I seriously hope JBR are not right and Mendes doesn't get within a hundred miles of Bond 25. If he comes back my expectation will be seriously downgraded. I think Dan is unlikely to work with him again on a Bond film at least, so hoping that he …
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Maybe and only maybe due to offering too much artistic control to Mendes and leading to SPECTRE they started to get similar vibes from Boyle and his ideas and decided to stop it before the film went into production. I just don't know and till we …
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I've gone from very excited to very concerned. Creative differences could mean anything and not necessarily the script, possibly casting or something, I'm not going to take it for granted that Hodge's script has been jettisoned. The problem if…
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While I'd like to see what Pemberton would do I'm happy with him or Arnold. Though never Arnold's biggest fan I found his QOS score his best yet and some of the cues are terrific especially Time to get out but overall the score is one of the stro…
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DarthDimi wrote: » THE THING & THE THING John Carpenter's 1982 Lovecraftian horror flick THE THING is a genuine masterpiece. Having seen it over 20 times now, but for the first time in BR quality, I can safely say that film still holds …
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » The Game. Movies like this always suck me in. I highly enjoyed it. It's a joy to watch even after knowi…
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fanbond123 wrote: » Outspoken British journalist/annoying reality tv personality Katie Hopkins gives her opinion on Idris Elba as Bond: "Many people love you, almost more than you do yourself." Are you suggesting much of Elba's desi…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » The Game. Movies like this always suck me in. I highly enjoyed it. It's a joy to watch even after knowing how it ends. One of my favorites from Fincher. …
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1. TLD 2. LTK 3. FYEO 4. OP 5. VTAK Although is best overall Bond work is second unit for OHMSS.
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