peter
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- peter
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- Favourite Fleming Novel
- Moonraker
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- No Time To Die
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delfloria wrote: » OK, but Mendes is not the only one. I just think that they need an experienced director at this time so they do not fall into something akin to the universe they created for Daniel Craig which included, Bond stabbing one of the…
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@Creasy47 … yes the Ice Cube scene was hilarious. He was great in both flicks. And The Nice Guys is a beautiful gem. Tight script, great leads working wonderfully off each other and nice, tight direction.
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21 Jump Street 22 Jump Street Yes, my inner 8 year old was crying with laughter. Cleansing my soul with: The Nice Guys.
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delfloria wrote: » peter wrote: » @defloria … the Bond films are producer-driven films so they could easily mentor the newbie, along with mentorship that would happen under the second unit team. Film is an exceptionally collaborative effort…
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I always have believed, and always will: Mr. White was perfectly set up to be revealed as Ernst Blofeld. That to me is the greatest miss in the Craig Era.
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » @peter That's a handsome doggo in your avatar. 15/10 I would like to say 'Hello' to your doggo. He’s my furry son! Better behaved than my human kids!!
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slide_99 wrote: » With Mel directing LW5, the best he could do is give it a completely different feel from the previous movies, like what Stallone did with Rambo 4. Find a new take on old characters and some new story to tell. It'd be a fool's e…
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@defloria … the Bond films are producer-driven films so they could easily mentor the newbie, along with mentorship that would happen under the second unit team. Film is an exceptionally collaborative effort and if EoN likes a ballsy direction, I’…
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talos7 wrote: » @peter Now in no way would I want a writer’s strike , but would one help a property like LW5 that is languishing in limbo but has a finished script? Would studios move forward with films that may have not gotten made otherwise? …
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talos7 wrote: » peter wrote: » @Scaramanga1974 … it looked like it was greenlit to move forward, quite a while ago, but…. I believe things have changed. As published, Gibson wrote the script based off ideas that he and Donner discussed befo…
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@Scaramanga1974 … it looked like it was greenlit to move forward, quite a while ago, but…. I believe things have changed. As published, Gibson wrote the script based off ideas that he and Donner discussed before Donner’s passing. But then ther…
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@mtm if I was to guess it sounded like a passive way of swatting or back-handing the frothing fans. That was my read. Almost like saying: just chill out, we’re casting for a film, not solving world hunger.
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mtm wrote: » Have you seen the leaked footage? It looks great. Understandable if you don't want to be spoiled with phone footage though. And to be honest it feels like there's a lot of character stuff in there which needs to be seen in context. …
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They've also hired James Mangold to make a Star Wars movie, which you'd think is a good sign about how they feel about this film. I read that today @mtm and thought the same. They saw what he did with Indiana, and whip him into another IP. …
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@George_Kaplan — post of the day. I want to print these five words and frame them. Put a wide smile on my face!!
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Thanks for that @sandbagger1 … had no idea!
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What’d you mean @Jordo007 ? And P.S https://www.radiotimes.com/movies/james-bond-casting-director-rumours-bond-at-70-exclusive-newsupdate/ I put this under who should be James Bond thread with my .5 of a cent.
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https://www.radiotimes.com/movies/james-bond-casting-director-rumours-bond-at-70-exclusive-newsupdate/ We’ve had BB make a statement. Now the woman she works closely with casting is making her statement. The news that I’ve heard is similar,…
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Just awesome. Goose bumps all over… Heart is pounding!!
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No, @mtm that scene sounds right up my alley… and the thing is I love reading about McQuarrie… he cut his chops, like me, writing plays. He knows story. And I respect him, very much so… And I loved his film debut, THE USUAL SUSPECTS. Something…
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I'd never say that! I know that, 😂! My attempt at self depreciation, 😂 Oh I hear you on everything you’re saying. And I know this team, @mtm are the best in the biz with their “movie-magic”… And it’s frustrated me for some time that I gear m…
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echo wrote: » peter wrote: » Then I’m an idiot. I usually think storytelling and character and scripts are my forte, but I just can’t get into these films after number three. I know they’re not supposed to be deep-pan stories, and same with…
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Then I’m an idiot. I usually think storytelling and character and scripts are my forte, but I just can’t get into these films after number three. I know they’re not supposed to be deep-pan stories, and same with Bond. But, I click with Bond an…
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mtm wrote: » I'd disagree there: the MI films from 4 onwards are a marvel of blockbuster filmmaking and story construction. Yes, perhaps in a mechanical way, but they're flawlessly put together, like a beautiful machine. So many films could learn …
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talos7 wrote: » peter wrote: » bondrocks14 wrote: » If I was in charge of the next Bond movie, it's Aidan Turner or Jack Bannon for me. Turner is a Connery-type imo. His screen presence and animal magnetism on Poldark sells me. Jack Bannon…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » peter wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » Clerks (1994). Still makes me laugh. I was almost going to watch the sequel but couldn’t bring myself to do it (is it worth i…
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bondrocks14 wrote: » If I was in charge of the next Bond movie, it's Aidan Turner or Jack Bannon for me. Turner is a Connery-type imo. His screen presence and animal magnetism on Poldark sells me. Jack Bannon is just James Bond to me, in the same …
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After Number 3, with the late, great Philip Seymour Hoffman, the next films in the series all blend into one. I don’t know which is which, and I often forget large chunks of these adventures as soon as I leave the cinema. I also, admittedly, can’…
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mtm wrote: » I think it's the first two films: lost its way with Goldfinger :D 😂 😂 😂
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