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Really hoping for Boyle now. I can see him working brilliantly with Craig and seems fitting as he did the Bond meets The Queen Olympics sketch.
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Branagh. Please let it be Branagh. Although Murder On The Orient Express was merely another ok adaptation, it was one of the best looking movies I saw in 2017 and was brilliantly directed. Mostly, I want Deakins back as DP. He is a true genius. As …
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Craig is looking very dapper. He keeps in brilliant shape and the great clothes on his back help. They should start shooting within 10-12 months, so he will be in great shape for Bond 25. He's also younger than Tom Cruise who is doing some incredib…
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patb wrote: » @ClarkDevlin "Bond will never go out of popularity." If that attitude resides within EON, then we are in big trouble. Society, culture, movies etc all move forward and nothing can be taken for granted. Bond, as a popular …
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doubleoego wrote: » talos7 wrote: » No doubt Bond has the greater legacy but we live in s world of ‘what have you done for me lately’; that would be SPECTRE and Rogue Nation. One shows a franchise that is, at best, stagnant, or worse, lost and…
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[/quote] I think spectre is a poor bond film. However, to me at least, a poor bond film is way better then any reguler film. Something like MI5 just can’t compete in my mind with the production scale that is Bond. [/quote] Really? Then check ou…
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CraterGuns wrote: » SonofSean wrote: » I think the Mission Impossible movies have evolved into THE great action / spy blockbuster that Bond used to have the monopoly on. Each instalment has got even better and the STUNTS Cruise does are incre…
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dominicgreene wrote: » Meanwhile, in Mission Impossible land... I think the Mission Impossible movies have evolved into THE great action / spy blockbuster that Bond used to have the monopoly on. Each instalment has got even better and …
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talos7 wrote: » All right, I know how unpopular this is but after seeing Dunkirk, I posted here that I thought Styles would be a candidate. I know his “boy-band” roots turn some people off but he has an intangible star quality and a look that can …
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peter wrote: » Outside of locking which director (safe to say not Nolan, for now), and a wobbly feeling that Denis is out... I've not heard of any real Plan B. But, as a secret, I can tell you this... I got a PM, by a certain someone, that Aida…
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echo wrote: » TripAces wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I keep seeing more articles about it. Quite worrying. PC culture has a way of ruining many good things. @FoxRox The character is the character. If anything, a black actor might get the…
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Brannagh is a classy choice. His recent Murder On The Orient Express was beautiful to look at. And, as he's a great actor, he could direct himself too.
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Christopher Nolan directing? Kenneth Brannagh as the villain? I wish this were true, but this would be pure fantasy. No way would this happen. Would love it to be true, of course.
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There was nothing wrong with the casting of Waltz as Blofeld. The problem was the script. it gave him nothing to do. His first scene he sat down in a chair in shadow, mumbled something then said cuckoo. Then he showed up and showed Bond around th…
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patb wrote: » All of the great Bond movies have strong and interesting supporting characters and they need to have a back story that is believable and fits in with the context on Bond's world. Other double 0 agents fit perfectly within this IMHO a…
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Some truly bizarre responses to the idea of seeing some more "00" agents in the field. I think it would he a great idea. Loved the beginning of GE with 006 and 007 working together. Gave me chills! I don't know why Idris Elba wouldn't want to play a…
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I am very curious about the script. I'd like to see more Mi6 agents. 008, 009 etc. I'd love to see Idris Elba as 008 and a female 009. I think the latest Mission Impossible movies have done a good job showing other agents but without detracting from…
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Just saw the interview and saw Craig say "I will return." Sooooo happy! YES! Knew he would return, but he also confirmed this would be his last Bond film, so Bond 26 will be a reboot / recasting of the part. Very exciting news.
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Craig looks as good now as he did - let's say, four years ago. With production starting late 2018 (for example), I can't see him age too much from now to when production starts. ...And if he looks old, just add puppies!…
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They don't need to announce that Craig is back...yet. It's widely expected he'll be back and there's no reason to suggest EON would replace him. I think the real reason they've not confirmed Craig's return is to build a bit of excitment before…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Mcuigan seems the only name in town for director which I can live with - he's a solid journeyman in the grand tradition of Hunt, Glen and Campbell. Wouldn't be against him. Quite liked Lucky …
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Knew it would be Nov 2019. So filming will start about 12 months from now! Just need casting info and who's helming, but 100000000% certain CRAIG will be BACK!
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Of course Craig is coming back. Babs loves him, he's producer too on the movies and gets to pick his director & shape the script. Plus, he gets millions of dollars. It's a great gig. I think they'll be shooting next year for a 2019 release. Not …
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Right now EON can't give us 1 Bond movie. The idea of multiple movies in a Bond universe is laughable. Ain't happening.
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Some real movement, finally! Script is being written. Distributors are wining & dining EON (Sony even going to the expense of building a Dr No set for the meeting!). Daniel's schedule is looking clear and Aston Martin revealing a new DB will be …
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The Evening Standard online just quoted Page Six today saying Craig is set to sign on for 1 more Bond. Anyone else seen this?
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bondjames wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » From a humorist point of view, the OCD in me wants it coming out in 2020 instead of 2019. :)) That's a valid point. If they are waiting 5 years, Craig will definitely be g…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » I think tom Hiddleston meets almost all of those categories Except Hiddleston doesn't look like a tough badass hard man. And he definitely can't pull off the physical fistfights quite well (The…
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Creasy47 wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » I'm honestly amazed nothing came out of the Omega event. All the articles out there say "DC stirs James Bond rumors." How exactly? Nothing was asked, he never gave any hint about returning. This dry spell is…
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ToTheRight wrote: » Imagining we're on a 2 year gap, and say we had got a new film last November....now would pretty much be the time Purvis and Wade would begin treatment for the next film. So November 2018 would still be a possibility. However…
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