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I suspect Ms Pascal and Mr Heyman have been on the phone all day trying to get answers to that question and many more.
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Oh that's a good one, I hadn't thought of that but wish I had. No, that's not where I'm going I'm afraid.
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goldenswissroyale wrote: » Even I had to check the scene in OP: I wasn't sure about this side wheelie: the whole train action bit in OP is so spectacular that the side wheelie doesn't even stand out (despite being well done, too). Yeah it i…
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You need to edit the post: make sure there’s an equal number of quote brackets.
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Yeah, I think that’s likely. It’s very worrying he’s decided to take aim at this issue though.
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Trump has announced his plan for 100% tariffs on movies made overseas. If this comes to pass it may well affect the production of B26. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/may/04/trump-tariffs-foreign-movies Apparently films made abroad are …
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Yes I think deciding to attack it specifically because it is well-regarded is an odd move.
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Grant is great, he wouldn’t even necessarily be a lighter version.
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Lovely though, isn't it.
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AnotherZorinStooge wrote: » mtm wrote: » Not much point in saying 'let's be honest' before one's opinion as if it's fact. I was referring to the lack of rationality (coherence is perhaps a better word for it) behind Silva's character, n…
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Let's be honest that the film is great and almost flawless. Not much point in saying 'let's be honest' before one's opinion as if it's fact.
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I would be quite up for a Swedish superspy to be fair.
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thedove wrote: » Two wheeled wheelies To be fair, in LTK it's a nine-wheel wheelie :D Oh I forgot in OP he also pulls a wheelie in the Merc as well as the Tuk Tuk, so I guess he's not a passenger in all of them.
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The bit where M learns of Felix's death is great I think, it really stops him in his tracks.
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I didn't know about that either. The artist using a bit too much Sean there though I think.
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007HallY wrote: » Agreed about back to back films too. I don’t think it ever works out great in practice, and each Bond film I think should be its own adventure/crafted as its own thing even if there are story overlaps with the previous one. …
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He pulls a wheelie in each one, I guess in OP it's a rear as opposed to side wheelie, and he's not driving.
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MaxCasino wrote: » mtm wrote: » Jordo007 wrote: » One of my biggest frustrations with NTTD was how Blofeld was handled. I hate everything about the scene to be honest, the dialogue, the acting and the plotting of it. I think what wo…
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I didn't love that one, although it seems to be going down well. Didn't quite click for me, and I missed Gatwa's presence, great though Gibson is.
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I obviously love A Man Alone, but I don’t listen to the soundtrack much as it’s mostly just versions of it over and over. Is there much more in the score, I can’t remember?
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MaxCasino wrote: » LucknFate wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » It’s the Daily Mail so I’m expecting very little in there. I presume it doesn’t come out with anything too mad or anything that hasn’t been rumoured in the past few months? I’ve al…
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I couldn't quite get the hang of what that's about, but maybe it's a bit late and my attention is wandering. Quite a few weird shots in there with sort of artificial depth of field blurry effects, like they've been shot in portrait mode on an iPhone…
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I don't know if they get that exact with the dates; the worry is that all of the previous releases were under Eon, and according to the folks from LLL, Eon specifically requested each release- it wasn't a case of LLL going to them and asking to rele…
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Good thing he's good at using computers then! :)
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Jordo007 wrote: » One of my biggest frustrations with NTTD was how Blofeld was handled. I hate everything about the scene to be honest, the dialogue, the acting and the plotting of it. I think what would have elevated it greatly, for me at …
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Never heard of him. Nah, Pugh’s a more interesting lead.
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ArapahoeBondFan wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I can definitely see some audiences being put off of such a Bond movie and it appealing to a much more narrow group of fans. It’s quite a noteworthy change in direction and without some sort of incent…
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Pretty old idea, this ad is from 1989 and remembered as a bit of a classic: Kind of interesting in a way that the M:I theme was associated with physical feats like that, because I wouldn't say the TV show was about that sort of thing much, an…
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Yeah doing it in period would just detach it slightly more from the audience, and it doesn't need to be. I don't see what's to be gained by doing it that way, there's just no need to do it. Feels like it would be a gimmick and nothing more to me.
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » mtm wrote: » Totally random thought: apparently Florence Pugh opens the Thunderbolts movie by jumping off a skyscraper, and does it for real. She's also getting raves for that movie saying she's the best thing about it. So…
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