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GeneralGogol wrote: » If cloning is indeed a theme in the film, it can be featured in the titles... Bond being surrounded or seduced by a dozen Madeleines. He'd like that wouldn't he? :-D But one Maddie is one Maddie too much. Kidding, o…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Univex wrote: » All we need is a cracking new narrative. Just look at those scenes we all loved from The Night Manager (not the all thing of course). And those stylish moments from U.N.C.L.E. (not the all thing of course).…
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Birdleson wrote: » @Univex , I’m trying to be optimistic, but you did hit on pretty much every inner niggle that I’m harboring. If... - Bond were on a solo mission with a cracking narrative and brilliant dialogue; - There were no other …
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Loque72 wrote: » There is a film called "The Guest" starring Dan Stevens, British actor who was in Downton Abbey. He gives a terrific action performance in that movie, and would make a great Bond. Young enough too, 37, to make several films. …
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Well, I think we got burned the last time around and we're all a bit afraid to dance into the fire. That's the way I feel, and I'm not making an effort for it, it just comes natural, this defence against disappointment. For me, this continuity…
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Birdleson wrote: » Univex wrote: » Hierarchy still existes in these settings, that’s a fact, and most of them have military background, so it just doesn’t ring true to me when they’re all cruising around in the Jag. That is the visual …
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mtm wrote: » Contraband wrote: » The thing is he doesn't have a cut on his lip in Italy after all the mayhem. When he drops of Swann at Sapri train station (after Matera/Gravina) he's kind of beat up, dirty but have no cuts on his lip. This…
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imranbecks wrote: » Bond must have a big watch case with him ;) or... so much for continuity. But I do think the AT suits this scene better. I’d love it if he had his old PO from CR or QOS, but they don’t sell the old 2500 42mm anymore …
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I just love them individually and I hate the scooby gang. There was a reason each one had his or hers individual repertoire with Bond. And that worked rather nicely. But having a secretary, a quartermaster and the head of the Secret Services mingle …
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Denbigh wrote: » A great piece there. Everyone should give it a read :) And the video (around the very small coffee table) is awesome.
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suavejmf wrote: » Octopussy wrote: » I think Craig is the best dressed Bond of the entire series, both as the character and in every day life, IMO. Connery is a close second. Given my profession, I’m in a suit every day. I’m fortunate enough t…
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What the hell happened to Daniel Craig? Did he go to therapy? Is that what it feels like when getting to your 50s? He's brilliantly happy and at ease. Unrecognisable, really. I genuinely feel happy for him. Way to go, Dan. I suppose Jamie Lee Curtis…
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suavejmf wrote: » QQ7 wrote: » Fiennes is the only member of the Scooby gang that I truly love. But then again, he is one of the best actors of our age, as I've said here many times. Me too. I'm not really impressed by the new Moneypenny …
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Getafix wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » Fiennes was off to a great start with SF, but they turned him into such a whiny milquetoast in SP that my enthusiasm for his take on the. character plummeted. Let’s hope they course correct in NTTD. Then …
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SaintMark wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I really can't assume at this stage at all what to know she is going to deliver. Maybe those that do can give me a lend of their crystal ball, it could come in handy. +1 +2
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CraterGuns wrote: » Claes Bang ... who was the best thing about the problematic BBC Dracula released earlier this month. Reminded me somewhat of Georgi Koscov -- only much more sinister & intimidating. He reminded me of Koscov as wel…
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parkert5 wrote: » RichardTheBruce wrote: » parkert5 wrote: » It is acting. The actual race of the actor does not change the race of the character. Hmm. So the black actor could self-identify as the established white character. Or …
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TripAces wrote: » shamelord wrote: » A trustworthy source confirms a running time of about 2 hrs 50 min I will have to make sure: no liquids prior to the film. I made that mistake with SP and was uncomfortable, with a pretty full bladde…
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DrClatterhand wrote: » Denis Villeneuve needs to direct Bond 26. Get rid of P&W. No baggage from this era either. +1
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » It's certainly going to be interesting to see what Eilish wears to the premiere - especially if the Queen is there. I'm kinda into it. Shake up the established order and introduce some anarchy. Sorry to burst your…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » GadgetMan wrote: » Maybe Hans Zimmer & Johnny Marr can do a modern rendition of the 007 theme as well. It’s looking like it. About time! Wonderful news.
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suavejmf wrote: » talos7 wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » Why do people insist on bringing in a black actor to play Bond? * Have we suddenly run out of capable white male actors? * Can't a new black spy series be created without hijacking an…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » You're welcome to not like the idea (...) - and in turn, I'm welcome to disagree. There is no right answer in this debate. I could argue all day long that the Earth is flat and it still wouldn't make me right. There a…
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alas, I think many ships have sailed and many more will soon follow. I don’t see them making the next one until maybe 2025. By then most of the so called candidates will be history, if they continue the obnoxious trend of making the heroes green and…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Univex wrote: » suavejmf wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » I take @00Agent comments on board, tradition is key to the Bond franchise. The vital elements have to be there – you need Bond, the villain, the girls, the c…
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suavejmf wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » I take @00Agent comments on board, tradition is key to the Bond franchise. The vital elements have to be there – you need Bond, the villain, the girls, the car, the action, the locations – but it doesn’…
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JeremyBondon wrote: » How about Henry Cowbell?
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bondsum wrote: » Univex wrote: » @Pierce2Daniel, I like you man, you're a great internet researcher and a valuable member. That being said, and for the last couple of years, I find myself in disagreement with practically all of your opinions, …
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Well said, @00Agent
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JeremyBondon wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » If pollitical correctness hasn't gone mad, then why is it ok to call black people black, when they aren't actually black? Unless there is someone out there, who is genuinely noir. Anyway, i'd like…
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