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Happy New Year Everyone! I wish you all every success in anything you pursue in 2019. To your health, wealth and happiness.
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Watching Fallout for the first time since the cinema tonight, super excited. Great way to see in the new year! Lucky you. I wish I could have done the same but I haven't been able to get a reasonably priced 4K copy yet. I…
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talos7 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Considering Craig’s maturity, what is the youngest they should considered? 35ish feels right for me. 20s to early 30s is good for me. He doesn't need to sleep with them. Alrig…
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talos7 wrote: » Considering Craig’s maturity, what is the youngest they should considered? 35ish feels right for me. 20s to early 30s is good for me. He doesn't need to sleep with them.
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Perhaps Middleton is a remnant of the Boyle casting choices, and has only leaked out now for whatever reason. Shark_0f_Largo wrote: » Would like it to be true. Love Tuppence Middleton. She'd …
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Perhaps Middleton is a remnant of the Boyle casting choices, and has only leaked out now for whatever reason. Shark_0f_Largo wrote: » Would like it to be true. Love Tuppence Middleton. She'd be good in my opinion. -- If I were to guess…
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She was pretty good in that MI:5 (Spooks) film from a few years ago. I can definitely see her as an agent. She'd be a decent addition to a Bond film imho.
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » bondjames wrote: » DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Of all 6 Mission Impossible films, this may be my favorite moment in the franchise: Ever since CR came out, I've grown more appreciative of…
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It will @jake24, and we all hope for the best. It's risky for Fukunaga to bring them back imho, but hopefully he can make it all work, and ensure that their involvement is more organic and meaningful this time around. RE: Swann - I'm beginning…
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ToTheRight wrote: » bondjames wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » Sanchez uses mascara on his scalp to cover his balding spot. In a cut scene he offered some to Bond who respectfully declined.....and then went back to his room to pout when Lup…
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ToTheRight wrote: » Sanchez uses mascara on his scalp to cover his balding spot. In a cut scene he offered some to Bond who respectfully declined.....and then went back to his room to pout when Lupe was waiting for him. I had no idea about…
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jake24 wrote: » I really can't fathom why people's perceptions of these characters drifted so much post-SP, as if the characters were used catastrophically. Moneypenny and M were dull and poorly written, but it amuses me how some blame the actors …
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Unfortunately all of these character interpretations (and I mean all) have been irreparably damaged for me due to SP. Shame. Having said that, even if the film had been better pulled together, I think there are issues with the casting choices. Na…
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Thanks @DaltonCraig007. I haven't seen that film yet and so will pass on the clip for now. I'm hoping to get to it this week. I have low expectations given it's a DC effort, but let's see. Some of the comments in the movie thread have been positive.…
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Nolan's ability to keep a viewer emotionally invested, deliver a visually thrilling experience, and tell a complex story in a manner which engages the masses is unique in the industry at the moment imho. He really is a commercial and critical film m…
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Excellent choices @DaltonCraig007. I had forgotten about the FF5 chase. That's a great one. The jump through the window in The Bourne Ultimatum is still amazing all these years later - when I first saw it I was completely blown away by that entire s…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Of all 6 Mission Impossible films, this may be my favorite moment in the franchise: Ever since CR came out, I've grown more appreciative of foot chases, and 'Fallout' gave one very good example of such sequence. …
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FoxRox wrote: » bondjames wrote: » It is excellent @FoxRox. I prefer Inception personally, but this one runs it close. When I'm in the mood even Interstellar does the trick. He has an impressive knack for telling relatively complex tales in en…
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It is excellent @FoxRox. I prefer Inception personally, but this one runs it close. When I'm in the mood even Interstellar does the trick. He has an impressive knack for telling relatively complex tales in engaging ways. It's quite a skill.
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The Prestige (2006) It’s been a while since I’ve seen this one, and it’s as good as I remembered it. Christopher Nolan expertly weaves together a sombre turn of century tale of broken friendship, relentless ambition, unhealthy obsession, inabi…
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jake24 wrote: » Norway and Canada have not been confirmed, but both are substantial rumours. Thanks.
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Has Norway been confirmed then? I thought some chap involved with the production mentioned something about freezing his sack off in Canada this winter, suggesting some action scene set there as well? In terms of cable car, while I like the idea i…
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It's a good point about the budget. More importantly, we don't know what kind of arrangement MGM has with Universal and Annapurna. The deal structuring & the splits will impact the break-even point. It has to get cut four ways this time, with EO…
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Mathis1 wrote: » You really should watch Point Blank. If you're not familiar with Sam Peckinpahs work, than Cross of Iron, The Getaway, and The Wild Bunch is a good place to start! Thanks. I'll definitely seek these out for a viewing at some…
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FYEO vs OP - this is a very difficult choice. Two very different turns from Moore which I enjoy equally. I find myself revisiting FYEO far more often these days. There's something about the winter scenes in that film which draw me right in, similar …
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Roadphill wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Roadphill wrote: » If they are adapting YOLT and they are using Norway as a build up to the The Garden Of Death this would fit in as an ideal for Blofeld's castle. It's in the Bavarian Alps but would …
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LeonardPine wrote: » bondjames wrote: » [ Deliverance (1972) First watch for me of this John Boorman directed entry. I'd heard of it over the years of course but all I knew was that it starred Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight. The film is ba…
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Roadphill wrote: » If they are adapting YOLT and they are using Norway as a build up to the The Garden Of Death this would fit in as an ideal for Blofeld's castle. It's in the Bavarian Alps but would fit perfectly with the Norway asthetic. https:…
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@FoxRox, you're in for a treat. It's my favourite non-Bond Craig film. Rooney Mara is really good in it too. Enjoy!
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The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011) I've watched this David Fincher directed film a couple of times over the past few years and it never gets old for me. It’s very well made and nearly all the elements that I find important in a film come to…
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