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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I wouldn't be surprised if it's nonsense too. It's not nonsense. Deadline.com is a reputable, trustworthy site. I'm sure it is. Let's see. Some of us were quite certain it was going to be …
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Chris Tucker has confirmed that everything is a go for Rush Hour 4 to start production soon. One of the best pieces of news I've read all year so far. I can't wait for this. Huge fan of the series.
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CommanderRoss wrote: » I don't know, he still comes over a bit too much happy-go-lucky, but in the Hugo Boss commercial he comes closer to a 'Bond' performance. He has the right look and demonstrated excellent comedic timing in Thor: Ra…
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bondsum wrote: » bondjames wrote: » bondsum wrote: » bondjames wrote: » patb wrote: » The whole thing could be a set up just to keep Bond in the news pending any genuine progress. It does smell uncomfortably like the Nolan par…
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bondsum wrote: » bondjames wrote: » patb wrote: » The whole thing could be a set up just to keep Bond in the news pending any genuine progress. It does smell uncomfortably like the Nolan parallel script rumour of a few months back. Co…
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LeChiffre wrote: » Anyone but Guy Ritchie. He's not made a decent film since Snatch. Danny Boyle would be great. Cillian Murphy to take over from Craig seems to be the rumour de jour. Things finally seem to be hotting up.. Or just distraction…
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Folks, I understand the comments about how the US has appeared in Bond films to date. I still think that one shouldn't necessarily use that as an indicator of how it could appear if done properly. If there's a will, there is ample evidence outsid…
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talos7 wrote: » Within the next month new photos will appear with Dan looking Tanned and groomed. Watch... I'm sure he will clean up and tighten up as filming approaches. I remain to be convinced however that they can hide the eye issue prope…
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Lancaster007 wrote: » Octopussy is a good Bond, and if they had cut out the silliness it would have been a great Bond. Very watchable. +1.
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barryt007 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » It's a very good film. I enjoyed it a lot too. Great cinematography and quite stylish. Indeed,and Damian Lewis in particular stood out for me. Agreed. Lewis is a very versatile actor and was im…
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talos7 wrote: » He looks more psychotic than suave. He would make a great henchmen who extracts information via various unpleasant means and would eventually be done in by Bond with one of his own techniques. That was actually the role he pla…
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It's a very good film. I enjoyed it a lot too. Great cinematography and quite stylish.
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boldfinger wrote: » patb wrote: » The interesting thing is that, just look at the attention the rumour has got, It does show how much free publicity the marketeers can get from a big name Director rather than someone else. It makes you wonder …
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Ludovico wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » That's a bit... No. Especially with that hairdo. Especially with that face! Now now. It's not like the current occupant is winning any plaudits on that front as of t…
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patb wrote: » The whole thing could be a set up just to keep Bond in the news pending any genuine progress. It does smell uncomfortably like the Nolan parallel script rumour of a few months back. Coincidentally, it sort of takes the media dis…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Bringing a kid into the venture zaps you right back to the real world. Forces you to relive the thought of your own brat, your divorce and copious amount of child support. I would gladly take a return to a more fant…
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RC7 wrote: » A mate of mine made a good point the other day in saying that the ‘We need a black Bond’ debate feels redundant and almost backward thinking after this film’s success. Let's hope so. There is the flip side to that however, whi…
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Getafix wrote: » It also feels like this problem afflicts EON in particular. When was the last time they had a decent script ready as they started shooting? It does seem to afflict them a fair amount, although there are other large production…
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marketto007 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » AlexanderWaverly wrote: » 2) Bond looks for Vesper's kid Madness. Sparta level.
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AlexanderWaverly wrote: » 2) Bond looks for Vesper's kid Madness.
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Ludovico wrote: » bondjames wrote: » TheWizardOfIce wrote: » My own personal (not sure if it's controversial) opinion is that Bond never really works in America for some reason. GF - The film grinds to a halt once we arrive in Kentucky …
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I wonder if delays and issues with Rhythm Section are impacting anything here, in terms of apparently not wanting to go with Demange. The producers are going to have their hands full over the next set of months, and they probably need someone wit…
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Dennison wrote: » Getafix wrote: » I don’t really believe any of these rumours but if Boyle wants to do an original story he’s developed with Hodge then that could mean a break from the overwrought continuity of SP, which seems to be what ever…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » I always wondered about what people thought of Dalton. I was born during his tenure. I always thought LTK underperformed due to the lack of marketing along with the other blockbusters that summer and it just couldn't com…
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jake24 wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » jake24 wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » jake24 wrote: » I found Get Out to be unbelievably overrated. I found that. I was really looking forward to it,but when I watched it with my partner, on S…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » I don t understand how they can announce a film s release date without a proper script first. I had assumed they just had more in place than we realized, but now I'm starting to think that isn't …
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I'm not sure I agree on the relative importance of script writer vs. director. I think the director can make magic out of a substandard script but perhaps it doesn't work the other way around. After all, it's the director's job to get the best out o…
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Birdleson wrote: » Here's where my 2017 (I have done an annual list for well over 20 years) Top Ten stands right now: 1. DUNKIRK (Nolan) 2. THE FLORIDA PROJECT (Baker) 3. THE SHAPE OF WATER (del Toro) 4. THOR: RAGNAROK (Waititi) 5. WONDER W…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » My own personal (not sure if it's controversial) opinion is that Bond never really works in America for some reason. GF - The film grinds to a halt once we arrive in Kentucky and even though picks up at the end that is a…
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I wonder if Hodge will incorporate Scooby or dump them. I hope the latter.
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