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echo
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Favourite Fleming Novel
You Only Live Twice
Favourite Bond Film
On Her Majestys Secret Service
Favourite Bond Actor
Daniel Craig
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  • ColonelSun wrote: » RC7 wrote: » I've not seen anything to suggest people are particularly tired of Craig as Bond. Only fans on here. I don't think the man on the street has given it too much thought. A new Craig film with positive hype woul…
  • Since it will be the 25th: Quartermaster Quarterdeck SilverFin?
  • Does this mean Al Pacino is coming next?
  • Sure! It's set in the mid-'80s. American guy: "I like George Lazenby. At least he's the right age." British woman: "What are you saying? Roger Moore is by far the best Bond." American guy: "Nobody thinks that." British woman: "Well, I do. …
  • ClarkDevlin wrote: » echo wrote: » Brosnan never received the acclaim Craig has. Nor did Dalton, Moore, or Lazenby, for that matter (and I liked them all as Bond). He always did. The articles are all out there. I remember a time when Die…
  • Brosnan never received the acclaim Craig has. Nor did Dalton, Moore, or Lazenby, for that matter (and I liked them all as Bond).
  • TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Risico007 wrote: » TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I'm not sure why the article from The Mirror is obviously bogus, yet people are buying into it solely because other sites are sharing it. There's no r…
  • SaintMark wrote: » If Craig returns he probably wants to film 007's death, I hope he does not get a fifth his power over the last two movie showed he lacked insight. Unless we get a director who tells him what to do and is allowed to do so I have …
  • The Netflix series GLOW has a funny exchange about Bond.
  • Revelator wrote: » bondsum wrote: » The biggest missed opportunity has to be not making the original Casino Royale with Sean Connery as intended....The other reason why this is a missed opportunity is that Feldman had already commissioned Ben …
  • Major_Boothroyd wrote: » Continuing the continuation novels in sequence. Just finished John Gardner's FOR SPECIAL SERVICES Overall I preferred it to Licence Renewed. Gardner's debut had no surprises whereas For Special Services has a mystery at…
  • DarthDimi wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » I guess my controversial opinion, as recently explained in another thread, is that A) SP, for me, is the second best of Craig's Bonds, behind CR, leaving the universally worshipped…
  • Getting back to the rumors, I recall news that Logan was hired for a two-parter Bond 24 and 25 soon after the release of SF. And then supposedly the two parts were combined into one. And then there were the Sony hacks. And then there was SP. So …
  • BondAficionado wrote: » Umm, so this is either the most exciting news of the year or complete utter bullsh*t. My guess is the latter. Thoughts? http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/daniel-craig-stay-james-bond-10760121 John Logan again? I…
  • TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Superintendent wrote: » jake24 wrote: » antovolk wrote: » There's a Nolan interview in the latest Playboy where he talks about talking to BB/MGW and he said he'd love to do it but "you'd need to be needed....it …
  • bondjames wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » echo wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » You know my arguments, you know my current sentiment about the Bond franchise :-). By the way, I don't blame the distributors. Read carefully. I blame th…
  • Gustav_Graves wrote: » You know my arguments, you know my current sentiment about the Bond franchise :-). By the way, I don't blame the distributors. Read carefully. I blame the current legal structure of the Bond franchise. That's what sucks. …
  • I would agree that Fleming finally perfected the Bond novel with OHMSS. It's not coincidental that there are echoes of Vesper in this one.
  • That's basically Orlov. Would be interesting to see Bond have to decide whether to assassinate a major political figure. Shades of Pushkin in TLD.
  • 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » I realize Greene was a public figure, but at least to me, he felt low profile compared to Graves and especially Carver. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the film's examination of his public profile w…
  • ClarkDevlin wrote: » I personally don't see the point in this shared universe. I mean... let's put it this way... Are they going to use all the 00-agents? Supposing that they go ahead and forget the absurd idea of bringing Q, M, Moneypenny a…
  • TheWizardOfIce wrote: » Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: » Trouble is, EON has demonstrated time and time again (no pun intended) that amount of time between projects has no bearing upon the quality of the end product. They've turned out brilliant fil…
  • OHMSS69 wrote: » Ludovico wrote: Reviving this thread... I would love to see a pirate kind of villain, maybe freely modeled after Captain Nemo. Although for Bond 24 I want a villain motivated by something else than revenge. I think w…
  • In the modern era, though, longer hiatuses have resulted in better films. And a good Bond film often follows a mediocre one. So Bond 25 will have both of those in its favor.
  • CommanderRoss wrote: » @bondjames well let's just overlook the UNCLE part then, shall we? ;-) I wouldn't discard the Bourne influence, as Bond has always been influenced by contemporary films. Thing with Bourne is, the books are very much inspire…
  • Major_Boothroyd wrote: » But this is an impossible decision as I think there is something special about 60s literary Bond as well. Fleming really expands his hero and his themes. I enjoy the one-two punch of OHMSS and YOLT - the former is my secon…
  • Oh, I think Barry was more important than any of the actors.
  • Am I the only person who thinks YOLT is fast-paced? Especially after TB.
  • Murdock wrote: » It will be out in 2018. You'll see. :) I have faith as well. They could be being very careful after the Sony leaks...