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DarthDimi wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I think the smoking thing is a non-starter in today's environment. Even smoking weed would be more acceptable than tobacco! Imagine Bond smoking weed. Confronting the bad guy would be a very diffe…
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I think the smoking thing is a non-starter in today's environment. Even smoking weed would be more acceptable than tobacco!
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peter wrote: » A cult leader who at one time, before he lost his mind, was a modern day Oppenheimer/Musk who, although a genius, was booted out of his government weaponry division for his “eccentric” ideas…. He disappeared off the grid, but res…
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » @sandbagger1 It seems you're a big fan of the different mythologies. For you, which Greek hero resembles Bond? Which Greek god should be picked as a Bond villain? Which Greek goddess should be a Bond girl?, Etc. :) …
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007HallY wrote: » peter wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » If they want to go for a ‘weird looking’ Bond villain I think it’d be more interesting if some of their physical traits are self-inflicted. T…
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007HallY wrote: » If they want to go for a ‘weird looking’ Bond villain I think it’d be more interesting if some of their physical traits are self-inflicted. Think the literary Dr. No wearing contact lenses, stretching his spine out, altering his …
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mtm wrote: » Very true. Although on the subject of being a star: he'd only had his first hit a few months before that same year, so picking a Billie Eilish-style rising star isn't a new thing! Ah, I didn't realise Jones was so early in his…
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mtm wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » It’s legitimately strange for me trying to understand how TB is essentially the second most successful Bond film of all time (financially anyway). I guess when you have no context of Bond…
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007HallY wrote: » It’s legitimately strange for me trying to understand how TB is essentially the second most successful Bond film of all time (financially anyway). I guess when you have no context of Bondmania during that point it really doesn’t …
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peter wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » I daresay most of us here recall Aristotle's Poetics. Not for a second would I consider M a robot if he or she did not get crossways with Bond. Obviously the conflicts occur elsewhere within the story. …
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007HallY wrote: » I suppose what separates all versions of M from some of those Le Carre characters is that they are more blunt, straightforward, and capable figures. There are even instances where M can be openly odds with their own superiors, in…
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mtm wrote: » I totally agree to disagree, but I would just say a couple of things: sandbagger1 wrote: » Yes, Brown's M is angry and shouty, lacking Bernard Lee's warmth and subtle humour. I think he's really a product of Moore's era and just …
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007HallY wrote: » QBranch wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » A good starting point would legitimately be M sending Bond on some sort of off the books mission for personal reasons. It doesn't have to necessarily be a direct adaptation of MR though.…
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mtm wrote: » Sorry, when I said 'as above' I was referring to the post upthread which started this conversation, not yours. I should have been clearer there. But where are all these ones where sandbagger1 wrote: » we've been stuck with a lot…
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mtm wrote: » There is always more to Bond and M than conflict, but that is part of their relationship too. They've never 'just shouted' at each other. No one is saying it should be only conflict, but asking for none at all (as above) removes more …
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One-note drama. Or two notes, if you throw in the inevitable "he's my best agent". The monotony is killing me. It is not exciting for me if it is every film. Some conflict is good, but since hiring high-profile actors like Judy Dench ironicall…
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Creasy47 wrote: » I've been wondering more and more lately, before we get to the point where the news starts flying and confirmations begin, how they could "revitalize" the series without it being a Craig 2.0 era, a period piece, or even simply fe…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I haven't read all that much Gardner though to be honest. Some of them sound a bit mad, but entertaining! I'm more clued up on Benson and the more recent novels (although been a while since I've read most of them…
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The UK are supposed to be making a 6th gen fighter with Japan, Italy and Sweden (I think), it could be a good excuse to revisit Japan and deal with sabotage; either Hiroyuki Sanada or Tadanobu Asano from Shogun would work for Tiger Tanaka. I'm no…
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I must admit I read his comment in the same way as Crabkey.
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007HallY wrote: » That said in some ways I'd actually say something like Bond going to Cambridge irks me more, albeit in different ways. It's generally an unnecessary detail that certain Bond films add in (usually to justify something tenuous such…
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Since62 wrote: » Has an AI Q already been suggested ? 007HallY suggested it 8 posts above yours.
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I think Lord was chosen to help woo the American public. He was a big name at the time, and I think it helped the US audience see an American agent that was as cool as Bond. Even though I'd argue that Jeffrey Wright is by far the best actor to ha…
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Safin's a great visual, but there's really nothing behind the mask.
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007HallY wrote: » How about an AI Q if they really wanted to shake things up? Played by an actor/actress of course but just as a computer… That said not sure if even I like that idea! I think AI is overused, but they probably will use it…
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mtm wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I think Bond (or at least the Fleming character/novels) is already in the public domain in Canada and Japan… the latter I guess explains that all female theatre production of CR a while back… Personally I was …
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Kojak007 wrote: » So are Nolan and Villeneuve the only directors out there? Sometimes it seems we are only talking about them. :-? It's funny, because I probably would go in the opposite direction and look into talent from TV and streaming show…
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The way the tweet was phrased makes it obvious what he was really after was a dialogue with the studio.
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I own Hitman, but have never played it. I've heard that it is good and it's not just a shoot-em up, and I like the idea of planning and stealth in a Bond game, so it might well be a good marriage between IO and 007. Modern games are so huge, though.…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Just saying, that youtuber guy stated that there would be news of a director or writer "by the end of April". Is it possible he was just out by a couple weeks? I don't imagine youtuber guy would have been talking about …
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