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You Know My Name is my favourite from the Craig years. I do like the slower atmospheric songs, but I'd like them to alternate with faster, rockier numbers like YKMN or Live and Let Die.
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Jordo007 wrote: » Connery's voice being so cool and iconic is a small part of the reason I think Bond has endured through the years. Everybody can imitate his voice and do a "Bond impression" it keeps Bond alive in casual fans minds, who don't kno…
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Yeah, I'd like The Pretty Reckless to tackle a Bong theme. "25" sounds like a deliberate Bond audition, right down to using the phrase "die another day" in the lyrics. Perhaps not the best film to namecheck, though!
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talos7 wrote: » I would like to see a story that is rooted real, current, world but has the potential for something more grandiose. Recently there has been more attention given to what has been labeled the "Havana Syndrome"; it has been descr…
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Venutius wrote: » A bullet leads Bond to an island encounter with a master assassin. SF or TMWTGG? That's probably how they'll 'remake' things in future - more of a re-working than an overt remake. I don't mind those elements in the mix, tbh. …
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Benny wrote: » Nolan is very expensive, he’s just won an Oscar on the back of a very successful film, that he and his wife wrote and produced. It’s true that Amazon have very deep pockets. But they’re also a business. Why hire Nolan when they can…
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DarthDimi wrote: » @Colonel_Venus We can fansplain all we want why Nolan would be perfect and whatnot, but the intricate machines that are EON and Hollywood are difficult to get a grasp on. Nolan is but one fish in the pond -- a big fish, no doub…
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007HallY wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » The Batman looked amazing. I'd love to see him do a Bond film. Ditto for Christopher Doyle, though I know he often left Wong Kar-Wai's films before they were…
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007HallY wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » The Batman looked amazing. I'd love to see him do a Bond film. Ditto for Christopher Doyle, though I know he often left Wong Kar-Wai's films before they were finished, which might make Eon a bit wary of h…
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The Batman looked amazing. I'd love to see him do a Bond film. Ditto for Christopher Doyle, though I know he often left Wong Kar-Wai's films before they were finished, which might make Eon a bit wary of him.
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007HallY wrote: » Random point, but despite having seen a fair few of Clive Owen's films (Children of Men is a great film), my main point of reference for him is legitimately that segment of the Ricky Gervais Show where Karl Pilkington pitches a f…
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I'm sure a James Bond/Godzilla team-up film is inevitable.
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...if you live somewhere near an IMAX cinema. I don't.
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Ludovico wrote: » Oh and I'm also watching South African crime series Ludik, with Arnold Vosloo. Apart from Vosloo himself, there are a number of very capable actors there with good "villainous" faces, all veteran actors but pretty much unknown. …
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Kraven doesn't have much source material to work with. The chances of it being another Spider-Man or Into the Spider-Verse are very slim indeed, imo. Depending on his contract he might still have to play the role in other films, however, even if Kra…
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Denbigh wrote: » Hypothetical question, do you guys think audiences trust Nolan so much that it wouldn't matter who was cast in the role? Would this be the first case in James Bond where the director is bigger than the actor? and in turn, would th…
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mtm wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » 007ClassicBondFan wrote: » I’m surprised at how much these rumors took off considering EON doesn’t have a script or director lined up for the next film. I think it's been publicised enough that Bond…
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007ClassicBondFan wrote: » I’m surprised at how much these rumors took off considering EON doesn’t have a script or director lined up for the next film. I think it's been publicised enough that Bond producers use scenes from past Bond films…
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007HallY wrote: » Herr_Stockmann wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I remember he was mentioned in tabloids for Bond more from 2015-18. Unsurprisingly, this was at the time that And Then There Was None was broadcast and back when this serie…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » The fact that The Sun are claiming that the offer is on the table but has not been accepted yet means that they have an out even if a different actor is announced. They've not really stuck their neck o…
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The fact that The Sun are claiming that the offer is on the table but has not been accepted yet means that they have an out even if a different actor is announced. They've not really stuck their neck out at all. I checked Dark Horizons to see if …
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Denbigh wrote: » Question, has anyone actually seen Suter act? Just brutal, Denbigh.
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The photos are obviously going to excite speculation, but we know they're socially acquainted and she's got to speak to somebody! Dark Horizons is speculating he's thinking of going back to his The Prisoner feature film idea that he was working on s…
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007HallY wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » Just how 'real-world' does everyone want the new Bond era to be? Are you in favour of larger-than-life henchmen with colourful names, or do you want more grounded enemies? Big Ken Adam-style sets, or m…
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Just how 'real-world' does everyone want the new Bond era to be? Are you in favour of larger-than-life henchmen with colourful names, or do you want more grounded enemies? Big Ken Adam-style sets, or more real-world locations? Tricked-out superca…
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Bentley007 wrote: » If it is Villeneuve I am confident we will have another film with really amazing set and production design, something I think NTTD excelled at. That is very a very exciting proposition. Yeah, visually I thought the film wa…
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007HallY wrote: » LALD didn't quite play to Moore's strengths. You get bizarre scenes such as Bond tricking Solitare into sleeping with him by using trick cards (I honestly maintain that even Connery would have come across badly if his Bond had …
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Ludovico wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I watch a lot of subtitled film and TV shows, but the thing is knowing which of these great actors actually can act in English, as I don't think we'll ever g…
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TFC1 wrote: » A new name to consider... Cosmo Jarvis. He is currently starring in a TV adaption of my favourite book Shogun on Disney and is playing the lead Richard Chamberlain role from the 1980s version for any others old enough to remember …
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Ludovico wrote: » sandbagger1 wrote: » I watch a lot of subtitled film and TV shows, but the thing is knowing which of these great actors actually can act in English, as I don't think we'll ever get a Bond film with more than a few minutes of …
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