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Since62 wrote: » bondsum wrote: » The only thing I see hurting this movie is the fact that it's Part One of a Two Parter which we don't really know whether there'll even be a sequel for until it's proven to be a B.O. hit. Second, some might be…
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antovolk wrote: » Not sure I follow your logic? Yes, the director, editor, composer and post-production team had to meet their release dates which were always locked in. And yes, the press screenings always came before the release dates... so o…
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NickThunderballs wrote: » Could you gents be so kindly as to somehow accidentally by mistake and by some miracle, post a snippet off the OHMSS cue... (Spoiler)
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AntCornfield wrote: » @marketto007, is NTTD at the end of the album the version we've had for a year and a half? I was under the impression it was going to be a special orchestral/instrumental version? It's the singing version at the end. The…
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delfloria wrote: » AgentM72 wrote: » Oh my god. Thank you both for these updates. I couldn't imagine better possible news -- was not expecting.... (Spoiler) I'm avoiding bigger spoilers than that music-wise. But love that it's an Arnold …
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Stark wrote: » bondsum wrote: » I just want to say a big thank you to @marketto007. I didn't know that the opening track features... (Spoiler) The version with or without lyrics ? Without lyrics. Just a musical excerpt.
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marketto007 wrote: » "Good to have you back" and "Cuba Chase" are my favorites. "Final Ascent" is Zimmer at it's best. It reminded me bits of the (amazing) Inception soundtrack. It's all good, but yes, those are great standout tracks. Cheers,…
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mtm wrote: » bondsum wrote: » Clearly the gunbarrel is at the beginning. Two of the standout tracks are called "Cuba Chase" which has an African Rundown vibe but with salsa thrown into the mix, and "Home" I love that includes Billie Eilish per…
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Univex wrote: » Well, I've always been a massive Arnold fan, so I'll be happy ;) And I'm sure I'll like if you did, @bondsum. You lucky B. And about the (Spoiler) ? Is it finally used? :) No, sadly not. But the fact that it does include an…
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Univex wrote: » Bloody hell, @bondsum, that's top notch espionage work right there. Well done, and thank you. How the hell have you managed that? Wait, you'd probably have to kill me if you told me, right? ;) Correct. I'd have to eliminate yo…
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MattiaDeVarti007 wrote: » Where did you find the info? I've just listened to the entire soundtrack. It also features a rendition of ... (Spoiler) If you haven't heard the score yet, I can tell you that you're going to absolutely love it. It…
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I just want to say a big thank you to @marketto007. I didn't know that the opening track features... (Spoiler)
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antovolk wrote: » And secondly, having an embargo isn't a bad sign in itself. It is an absolute norm for pretty much all major films, it's just that for Bond they never really had it as the post production of the films was so down to the wire and …
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I'm looking forward to hearing Zimmer's score in its entirety. From the snippets I've heard so far, it does sound an improvement over Thomas Newman's two poor scores.
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Firstly, this is going to depend on how good the CGI is at de-aging Harrison Ford. Next is going to be the plot and story development. Setting this in the late Sixties feels very un-Indy Jones inspired to me and is crossing dangerously over into Con…
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Univex wrote: » Well, to be fair, there is no embargo if the premiere and the press screenings coincide. I mean, if logic serves me right, the screening preceding the premiere is the thing that justifies embargoes, right? To keep spoilers, or t…
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matt_u wrote: » Even with a disappointing performance at the box-office I still think WB will green light the sequel. It was even implied that they are more concerned about the success of the film on Max than at the worldwide box-office… Let'…
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antovolk wrote: » The press screenings have been confirmed to take place on world premiere day 28th with embargo lifting after it finishes. Thanks for the update @antovolk. I'm not sure how I feel about this. Previously I managed to see both …
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Is anyone really crying out for an Indy 5, apart from a small minority of nostalgics? In all honesty, I can't see this movie doing all that well. I'm even getting Trail of the Pink Panther vibes from this movie.
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The only thing I see hurting this movie is the fact that it's Part One of a Two Parter which we don't really know whether there'll even be a sequel for until it's proven to be a B.O. hit. Second, some might be put off by the existing David Lynch ver…
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bondsum wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » November is still very optimistic. I'm looking at next spring as the earliest possible date right now, but as 2020 has taught us, that could easily change. You cannot plan for anything anymore. I don'…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » November is still very optimistic. I'm looking at next spring as the earliest possible date right now, but as 2020 has taught us, that could easily change. You cannot plan for anything anymore. I don't disagree with you @…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » JamesBondKenya wrote: » Most vulnerable people will be vaccinated by April, to me it sounds like bond could be the first big cinematic experience that people will feel comfortable going to the theatre for. You can s…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » It was inevitable this would be pushed back again. Covid is rampant now in the UK, and we are into another big lockdown that will drag on an on until the vaccination programme is well through most of the population, which may …
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What if Danny Boyle had directed Bond 25 with Daniel Craig? It would most certainly have met its release date of 25 October 2019 before the global pandemic and everybody would've seen it by now. 8-X
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mtm wrote: » MSL49 wrote: » mtm wrote: » MSL49 wrote: » I would love to see Craig's screentest. We will see it in that documentary due out, apparently. Is it on video, i have already seen those pictures? I think it…
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TripAces wrote: » bondsum wrote: » mtm wrote: » I don't know if it is the same vaccine, there are several being developed at the same time. And I said the chances are looking up, it hasn't passed all of the tests yet; there's still a way t…
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mtm wrote: » I don't know if it is the same vaccine, there are several being developed at the same time. And I said the chances are looking up, it hasn't passed all of the tests yet; there's still a way to go. But here in the UK it is possible, if…
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DonnyDB5 wrote: » I honestly believe we won’t see the film until the end of 2021. Most likely November, or some time in the Fall. At the very least. Personally, I don't see the movie theatres getting back to normal until 2022.
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mtm wrote: » Yeah it's about Craig being Bond, it's due to come out around NTTD's release but I'm afraid I've forgotten the name of it- someone else will know..? Cool. Much like the movie, I suppose we'll finally get to see it some day.
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