delfloria
Your right I jumped over that bit of info. I stand corrected. Thanks.
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Cavill was lost in Argyle and though he his not a great actor and not in Craig's league, I think Campbell may have seen potential in him, as seen later in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.". Cavill makes a good Napoleon Solo but I would not cast him as Bond…
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peter wrote: » IMO opinion, going back, a third time, to a director, to make a magic again, wouldn’t necessarily instil confidence in me. We were lucky to get two bangers from Campbell, and, if he was hired in 2025/6/7, I would be just meh about i…
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slide_99 wrote: » I'm all for Campbell returning if he's up for it. His movies have a punchy style and irreverent tone that are perfect for Bond. And quite honestly I don't think there are any other directors who get Bond like him. Agreed.
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FOR: CR and Zorro sum it up for me.
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peter wrote: » delfloria wrote: » Escalus5 wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » @echo - On the heels of James Coburn and Dean Martin, which actors today would make a good Flint and Helm? Flint was designed for James Coburn's particular bra…
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Escalus5 wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » @echo - On the heels of James Coburn and Dean Martin, which actors today would make a good Flint and Helm? Flint was designed for James Coburn's particular brand of charm and wry humor. Without Coburn,…
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NoTimeToLive wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Blofeld should have been the villain of NTTD. That's all. Safin looks like a guest in his own movie. I like Safin, but Blofeld causing Bond's death would have had a greater impact, IMO. …
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CrabKey wrote: » In the run up to NTTD and early pix released, there was a lot speculation that the villain was Dr. No. Not sure how that came about, unless by association the Noh mask was construed with Dr. No. But of course different cultures, d…
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peter wrote: » delfloria wrote: » peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » delfloria wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I liked Safin's look and the opening scene with him in, he just didn't get enough screen time to do much. NTTD had too much t…
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peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » delfloria wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I liked Safin's look and the opening scene with him in, he just didn't get enough screen time to do much. NTTD had too much to do and I think he was a casualty. …
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mtm wrote: » delfloria wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I liked Safin's look and the opening scene with him in, he just didn't get enough screen time to do much. NTTD had too much to do and I think he was a casualty. His motivations an…
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sandbagger1 wrote: » I liked Safin's look and the opening scene with him in, he just didn't get enough screen time to do much. NTTD had too much to do and I think he was a casualty. His motivations and the attack on the island were a muddle…
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Personally, I would prefer a lower budgeted Bond film. Not that it should be $13 million like Godzilla but it proves that you can still make a great movie for WAY under $200 million. I do know, that from talking to some of the crew on the last few B…
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mtm wrote: » I loved Ghostbusters as a kid, but those recent movies made me feel nothing at all. Just horrible. Just think how the Connery Generation felt having to sit through many {not all, but many} of the Moore films.
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Regarding the comment "but all of them walk into a room and there's not a doubt in their mind that they are the sexiest, manliest, coolest guy in that room.", I've met or worked with all the Bond actors and the only one in real life that reflects th…
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » As much as I love Connery, to me Daniel Craig is the quintessential Bond. We can't go back to jokey Bond now. I'd put Dalton up against Craig any day as Fleming's Bond. Not jokey for sure, but better written humor n…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe's 10 point plan for Bond 26 that every Bond fan can agree with: 1. The Gunbarrel - A proper Maurice Binder stylised gunbarrel, with the …
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Bond films, like any films, don't have to be perfect. Just provide a viewer something they can call their own.
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Other than CR and the introduction of Craig, the rest of his era was filled with way too many missteps. I'm looking forward to the refresh.
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » delfloria wrote: » How is it that they are doing another "Knives Out" film, which have always maintained a high standard of quality, and here we are without even an ounce of progress on 26? At least C…
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How is it that they are doing another "Knives Out" film, which have always maintained a high standard of quality, and here we are without even an ounce of progress on 26? At least Craig is keeping busy.
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I'm someone who likes it when Bond pretty much stays in one location and the story explores what it has to offer. I dislike the travelogue style of jumping from one place to another.
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mtm wrote: » I wouldn't mind a rebooted Scaramanga. I think he was one of the best villains but got given a pretty rubbish deal by his movie. True. I read the script a few years back and it was dreadful. I can't imagine how they thought the…
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I think one of the biggest questions is still whether a new Bond should be introduced like in Dr.No, already fully formed, or like in Casino Royale, an origin story?
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talos7 wrote: » Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » I don't really think Bond would work-out on the job: after all, he does have quite a bit of paperwork going on a lot of the time. I suppose there's the sort of shooting, workout and fighting courses th…
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talos7 wrote: » Sadly some seem to see anyone with an athletic, muscular build as a” gym rat” It speaks volumes. That was me. What volumes would that be? Simple description to get the point across. "Last rat standing" and all that. After a…
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peter wrote: » Venutius wrote: » Yes, indeed. Craig nailed it when he told Simon Waterson that he had to 'look like I'm capable of killing somebody' - and not in the Harold Shipman sense. Exactly, @Venutius , and the thing is, modern-Bo…
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BMB007 wrote: » delfloria wrote: » BMB007 wrote: » delfloria wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » If we're looking DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » delfloria wrote: » I hope we don't get a gym guy. I never got the…
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BMB007 wrote: » delfloria wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » If we're looking DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » delfloria wrote: » I hope we don't get a gym guy. I never got the feeling that Fleming's or the classic film…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » If we're looking DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » delfloria wrote: » I hope we don't get a gym guy. I never got the feeling that Fleming's or the classic film Bond was dedicated to working out. Seemed …
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