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Ahaah Mistah Bond! MrSilva wrote: Two actors I'm fond of at the moment are Matthias Schoenaerts and Christoph Waltz. I would certainly like to see them involved in a future Bond film, Schoenaerts in particular. There's something about the guy …
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Soundofthesinners wrote: boldfinger wrote: Soundofthesinners wrote: My prediction that Bond 24 will go just a little too far in developing the characters and all that looks like it's coming closer to reality. It should be a pretty good mov…
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Thunderfinger wrote: dragonsky wrote: Someone said that TASM2 was named TASM:Rise of Electro. Was this case in most countries ? Why ? Maybe just a tagline? In Germany it´s the title. As for the why, good question, considering that…
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Soundofthesinners wrote: My prediction that Bond 24 will go just a little too far in developing the characters and all that looks like it's coming closer to reality. It should be a pretty good movie, but it's time for Craig to have his TB/TSWLM. I…
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RC7 wrote: Zekidk wrote: My point is: the Bond character should be developed now. The reboot is completed. Please no more of this struggling with inner demons, going back and forth between Bond being weak and hurting and strong and hurting oth…
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The resemblances are stunning! :-))
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Ludovico wrote: If the character Blofeld is written closely to the original one Fleming invented, then everyone would. That´s what I´ve been saying all along: the character. Zekidk wrote: RC7 wrote: I'd be a liar of I said I wasn't…
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Ludovico wrote: Has it? Who except fans and some critics know the name? Then who else would possibly benefit from it? Getafix wrote: but that character development and Bond's relationships with colleagues will pick up where SF left off. …
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Ludovico wrote: boldfinger wrote: Ludovico wrote: Is the name Blofeld a caricature? His appearance in YOLT is, his white angora or Persian cat is... But his name? The general public doesn't know his name! Then that would render his re…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: How pathetic. We now live in a world where there are major spoilers for a film in its own trailer. It took you 20 years to notice? SaintMark wrote: I prefer trailers like the Brosnan one in which he shot up t…
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Ludovico wrote: Darker villains for TLD would have made the film better (not that it was not good, but I mean really better, like maybe classic), but I think it would then have suffered the same fate as OHMSS: audiences would have disliked it at f…
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Ludovico wrote: Is the name Blofeld a caricature? His appearance in YOLT is, his white angora or Persian cat is... But his name? The general public doesn't know his name! Then that would render his return useless. Getafix wrote: Yes, the…
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Ludovico wrote: My hypothesis about TLD is that they tried to have lighter villains to balance with Dalton's more serious Bond. I agree. TLD was targeted at the same audience as the Moore films, so a villain as dark as Bond would have totally…
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BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: And a salary dispute is a sufficient reason to give for Eon's purposes, it's more than they probably want to give and nowhere near the full story. I was just wondering why noone seems to have discussed this back whe…
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Getafix wrote: Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: I'm afraid Quantum won't die only here :) On board for Bond24, we've got the director who never used Quantum, and a writer who never used Quantum, the director say he wants to continue the themes of hi…
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I seem to remember having read that Moore said he doesn´t like to watch his movies. In fact I´ve read that comment from quite a few actors. Such comments are usually being taken as moderate self-deprecation. Why is it now all of a sudden a confessi…
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: For instance, we were never explained why Sylvia Trench was no longer Bond's girlfriend anymore after DN/FRWL. In Goldfinger, well, she's gone, no one knows what happened to her. It didn't do the franchise much harm it s…
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: Wait, wait, wait, Quantum was not named at all in Casino Royale. Mr White echoes SMERSH's agent in the novel, and even in Fleming's books one can argue that as an antagonist, SMERSH would "turn into" SPECTRE. Eon did not…
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Sandy wrote: RC7 wrote: I'm starting to hope they do bring Quantum back, simply to end the tedious whining. 'Where's my Quantum? I want my Quantum back! I want! I want! That makes us two :D Yeah, come on, all kind of people around …
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: They stand alone to a point, but there are areas where one of the films feed into the next. In FRWL for example, the plot sprung on Bond by SPECTRE is both in an effort to get the Lektor and to get revenge for Dr. No's…
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Sandy wrote: When did Quantum become the be all and end all of Bond villains? I'm one of the biggest defenders of QoS but if I'm not losing any sleep thinking whether Quantum is going to appear or not in a future film, let alone Bond 24. I en…
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Thunderfinger wrote: Creasy47 wrote: I feel like a lot of trailers now are showing more and more as time progresses. 'The Amazing Spider Man 2' trailers have given away a whole lot, and the 'Godzilla' trailers seem to show off way too much now…
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Sandy wrote: :D They didn't know! Moffat told the guy to rip it off the internet like everybody does. I knew it was around the end so went back and found it, from 1h08' onwards. Do watch it if you can, it's very entertaining. Thanks! Found it…
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Germanlady wrote: That is true, but if we follow the timeline, they have given us, too much time has passed IMO to suddenly go "Oh my, we haven't punished that organisation, who did that and that years ago. We really have to finish them off for go…
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Sandy wrote: boldfinger wrote: 4EverBonded wrote: Well, great to read; thanks, Sandy for all of the above info. And personally, I hope we get a Sherlock special every Christmas! Even if just a short bit. They could make it a tradition a…
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Murdock wrote: Like Jocks. It's about people who fight in giant robot suits. Like Pacific Rim but mano e mano. American's vs. Soviets. It was made in the mid 80's. :)) Sounds swell, wanna see it :-)) .
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Perilagu_Khan wrote: barryt007 wrote: Unfortunately all Severine will eventually be remembered for is the pistol duel between Bond and Silva. Not by anybody who actually paid attention to the film. Her performance in the casino was, IMO…
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BAIN123 wrote: God Sean just can't shake that Scottish accent can he. He won an Oscar with it for portraying an Irish cop in The Untouchables, so why should he change it ;-P ? Ludovico wrote: Maybe it is the superstitious actor in me…
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Creasy47 wrote: Samuel001 wrote: Of course but this has always been the case. The longer edition coming out a year later. I know, it's just irritating. I want my 'Hobbit' fix as soon as it's released on blu-ray, so I cave, buy it, and t…
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Pajan005 wrote: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: I'm not really a Spider-Man fan, but this one was very entertaining. Sony really wanted to show off the VFX this time. The suit looked more classic this time around. Electro was well made, but didn't feel …
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