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BlofeldsScar wrote: » Hear me out here. Ladies and gentlemen, the man who would be my choice for the next James Bond villain is Mr. John Goodman. Currently receiving a high amount of praise for his menacing turn in 10 Cloverfield Lane, I feel …
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For me, with hindsight being what it is, I'd say the 80s. It was the decade that saw four of my top 10 films released (LTK, TLD, FYEO, OP) and even the low point of the decade, AVTAK, isn't anywhere near as bad as the lowpoints of any of the other …
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I can't imagine that Logan will return after EON had to bring back P&W to save the original script from disaster. I wouldn't mind it, though, if the choice were to come down to either him or P&W. His ideas for Spectre that were dropped w…
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I don't see a move to summer benefiting them enough to warrant a move from the fall. If they're that afraid of Star Wars, then perhaps a move into earlier October might be more warranted, rather than going with the staggering the last week of Octob…
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jake24 wrote: » dalton wrote: » There is still plenty of time left for EON to get Bond 25 ready for theaters in late 2018. Even if there is to be a new face wearing the tux in the next one, they can still hit the 2018 mark as of now. First a…
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There is still plenty of time left for EON to get Bond 25 ready for theaters in late 2018. Even if there is to be a new face wearing the tux in the next one, they can still hit the 2018 mark as of now. First and foremost, Barbara Broccoli now has …
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The whole thing with the replay of White's death was awkward and mainly meant to give Blofeld something to do that made him menacing as well as something to show Nine Eyes in action, because to that point it had mostly been a theory rather than some…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Overall, I really enjoy CR '67, it took me by surprise when I saw it. The cast, the sets, the comedy, it's all good in my book. Incidentally, it was the film that got me into the books. Every time my dad would take me to …
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Casino Royale '67 isn't that bad of a film if you just take it for what it is. There are some enjoyable moments, and some poor ones as well, and while it's a very uneven affair, it's not the disaster that I was expecting when I sat down to watch it…
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Creasy47 wrote: » What they should do is ditch Snyder entirely and give full control to Affleck. Absolutely. I have no idea why they haven't already, to be honest. There's such a wide gap between them in terms of talent that it's really u…
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I think Neill could have been an interesting choice. I think it's a bit hard to truly judge his screen test on just the little bit of it we've seen (assuming that there's not more out there that I've missed), but I would agree that his delivery of …
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I'm not going to continue this debate any further, but will say this. Likening predicting the way a business that has operated for 50+ years will act in the future based on a previously established pattern is in no way like predicting a coin flip. …
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » If Craig does 'Bond 25', and for Bond #7 we are looking at regular 3 years gaps between films, then that rules out everyone who are older than 28 years old in 2016. That means Hiddleston, Turner, Friend, Elba, Stevens, Hunn…
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If you look at the way EON has conducted business in the past, you can get an idea of where things are headed in the future. Both Dalton and Brosnan had been on their radar before actually being cast in the role, as had James Brolin, who was ready …
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I don't think Elba or Hiddleston are serious contenders. Both have been presented with a similar situation that Turner was presented, only they've done a bit more with it in terms of trying to raise their profile by talking about it on several occa…
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He's got the media behind him at this point, though, and that's what will keep him from it. EON rarely goes with the people that the media make a big deal about for the role. At this point, he's no more likely than anyone else because there is n…
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There is still plenty of time. They could easily wait until early-to-mid 2017 to make an announcement and still be on target for 2018.
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The "campaign behind" him is what will keep him from being Bond. The more time the media spends talking about him becoming Bond, and the more time he spends answering questions about it, the less likely it is that he'll become Bond. At this stag…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » echo wrote: » dalton wrote: » TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Hopefully they'll just have the character as Blofeld just doing evil shit and never mention it again. Or better yet, just forget Blofeld altogether for a…
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Well, whatever they decide to do the next time around, I just hope that there's a plan in place beforehand.
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Hopefully they'll just have the character as Blofeld just doing evil shit and never mention it again. Or better yet, just forget Blofeld altogether for a few films. It would mean passing up an opportunity to get a f…
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fire_and_ice wrote: » FRWL is a classic. Agreed. There are few Bond films that wouldn't get a trouncing at the hands of FRWL if they went head-to-head in this contest.
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Batman Returns From Russia With Love Quantum of Solace The Empire Strikes Back Toy Story 3 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014) Mad Max: Fury Road
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1. Tosca 2. Leaving Greene to die in the desert 3. Confrontation with Yusef Hard to pick just three, though, as this movie is just filled with great scenes.
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identigraph wrote: » Waltz did his usual thing really, a bog standard performance for me. Thought he was better in the Green Hornet! Donald Pleasance is probably the best remembered, vocally and visually not bad but I think he was to slight a fi…
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IncompetentHenchman wrote: » Shardlake wrote: » I actually think the Mr White element is my favourite thing about SPECTRE. Although its also frustrating because with the existing material devised ironically by Purvis & Wade this all cou…
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Birdleson wrote: » @BondJasonBond006 , it is very clear to everyone at this point that you love SPECTRE and that you are very protective of it. The hammering of that point doesn't have to end up dominating every thread that you become involved in…
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FRWL vs SP PTS: FRWL Title Track: FRWL Title Credits: FRWL Main Villain: FRWL Main Bond Girl: FRWL Henchman: FRWL Overall Plot: FRWL Dialogue: FRWL Score: FRWL Settings: FRWL Action: FRWL Humour: FRWL Cinematography: FRWL Benign Biza…
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bondjames wrote: » Risico007 wrote: » I have also though about Liam Hemsworth but I haven't seen him in anything to know if he would be good or not he looks physically good but again never saw him act. He's as stiff as his brother imho. I…
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