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DrShatterhand wrote: » I think it'll pan out like this: - After defeating the villain, Bond is missing, presumed dead - Scotland: a ceremony with M, Q and other mourners in his ancestoral homeland to mark his sacrifice. Fade out. - Fade in. Som…
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I´m really hoping it gives De Niro something to Show off for a Change. I´m tired of seeing a film with De Niro and De Niro acting like he´s bored to death.
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Wow, Zellweger Looks intimidatingly good in this Trailer.
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Agent007391 wrote: » So... what makes this a spin off? It's no different than the other movies. The original Crew members from the FF films are not in it. Like Vin Diesel. Noone ever said a spin-off has to be much different from ist source. U…
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DeerAtTheGates wrote: » I'm going to say what everyone's thinking.. but... Return to Skyfall? To recover a microchip hidden in the helicopter that crashed into the house. Of Course in a race against the villain.
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Netflix has acquired the distribution rights to the big-budget ($150 million) action/thriller Red Notice from Universal. An Interpol agent tracks the world's most wanted art thief. Director: Rawson Marshall Thurber (S…
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DarthDimi wrote: » Minion wrote: » I was just watching the making-of doc for FRWL (the one narrated by Patrick Macnee), and I can only imagine the response these chuckleheads would have to the behind the scenes scramble on that. An integral su…
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I didn't like SP's title sequence at all, but that probably isn't Kleinman's fault alone. Actually, the version posted recently featuring another title song makes the sequence already look much better. Still, I find the naked Bond gay and the octopu…
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CommanderRoss wrote: » Getafix wrote: » boldfinger wrote: » Univex wrote: » Oh, I know, get someone who is a stellar actor, but looks nothing like James Bond, doesn't act like him, is not a secret agent for the Mi6, ..., Just call him …
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Getafix wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » BonSimonLeBon_1 wrote: » I was kind of hoping they would move away from the endless dropping of reference/homages to previous Bond films ... I agree....but there is a big difference between sh…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » antovolk wrote: » Dan Romer is all but officially on board as composer - https://www.indiewire.com/2019/07/bond-25-composer-dan-romer-cary-fukunaga-1202154760/ GREAT news! Although I’m not sure yet he is good e…
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Univex wrote: » Oh, I know, get someone who is a stellar actor, but looks nothing like James Bond, doesn't act like him, is not a secret agent for the Mi6, ..., Just call him James Bond, and we're off. . Interesting point, Craig is very clos…
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JeremyBondon wrote: » Can't remember Craig looking as intense/menacing as this. Well perhaps when his bits got smashed in CR... Why would you? Craig made a point of working with understatement. That being said, I'd love to see Turner as Bo…
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Univex wrote: » Sorry, but they don't fly for me. If I write a character in a given way, I want it to be depicted in that fashion forever. Writers strive on eternity, not context. Only poor writers or intervention writers strive on context. ] …
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Getafix wrote: » So you can't be an ambassador for Great Britain if you're black? Interesting. We seem to have entered a wormhole taking us back to the mid 1970s. There have been black Britons since at least the 17th century - doubtless longer.…
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bondsum wrote: » Getafix wrote: » You mean SF has less rewatch value because it's a dreary navel gazing snore fest? Heresy! Like yourself @Getafix, I've never been SF's biggest fan. echo wrote: » Which, to be fair, ripped off OHMSS. …
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Tbere were failed attempts at jokes in the last two films, but fun there was not. I wouldn't mind no jokes, as long as the film as a whole gels and leaves me awestruck.
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » This has to be the longest Bond film ever if they have the time for flashbacks and globetrotting like they are. That points to a more intricate story, maybe Madeline is a main character in this one? CR's flashback was me…
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It depends if the producers want Bond to be a subliminal symbol for a commonwealth (which could make sense even if the commonwealth as such doesn't exist anymore), or if they want him to be an am assador of Great Britain.
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DonnyDB5 wrote: » I’ll take an ending with Bond’s closest allies attending his funeral, believing he’s dead. The camera then pans over to a nearby hill where Bond is standing beside his Aston watching over his own funeral, and he walks off and dis…
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Forgive me, my mind was elsewhere. You said how many million?
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Thunderfinger wrote: » I love what I am seeing. That is exactly what I'm thinking too. Actually I like also what I hear. I don't expect exactly that music in the finished film, but it sure gives the video a contemporary and confident air.
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AgentM72 wrote: » Pavlo wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » AgentM72 wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » Getafix wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » Those references could be unintentional. If they are not, then someone is doing their best…
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thelivingroyale wrote: » TLD is perfection and Dalton is the best Bond imo but I'm actually not a fan of these nods at all. Outside of SF, which gets a pass because it was an anniversary film, I really feel that the Craig era has played too much w…
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Univex wrote: » Yes, but we were hailing Nolan as a non-cgi director, and truth is, the sheer amount of CGI in say, Inception, or Interstellar, is gargantuous. If we google "Christopher Nolan green screen" we'll see plenty of images depicting the …
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Univex wrote: » Isn't this a tie pin? And this a tie bar? And Bond also had a collar pin in SP. Something I think our Bond from the Novels would never use. That is not true, since Bond wears it at an Italian funeral, which is …
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@HildebrandRarity, I wouldn´t go that Deep in the Analysis of Harris´ MP, but I basically agree that the relationship with Bond rings much truer than in the 80s and 90s. All the more so am I confused About what you say About the 60s MP, because IMO …
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » The thing that has me concerned in hindsight is how much the sets and costumes looked like a hangover from the Sam Mendes days. I'd be gutted if Cary essentially does a Sam Mendes impersonation behin…
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@ShakenNotStirred, every now and then there might come up a Moment where I try to give TPM another Chance. But it too much mixes adult and adolescent themes and in the middle of that puts a little child. The last few times that threw me off somewher…
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I like Hemsworth, but I still find it a bit hard to imagine him as Bond. What I´ve seen of him is that when he Plays it seriously he´s a bit too flat. But he´s getting more mature over time. He can do great Humor, but all I´ve seen so far goes in th…
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