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The next Bond may now be the lead in his high school‘s play.
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It’s refreshing to see art rather than the overused photo collage.
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Solo is not a bad film; Ron Howard did a Herculean job in salvaging it .
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Not bitter in the least; amused would be a more appropriate description.
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So bizarre…
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It’s so bizarre how triggered some are that someone does a video presentation. It’s just another format for expressing an Idea.
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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 is just James Bond …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » “But! Kathleen Kennedy is the devil!” That was not said, just that she will probably be moving on after the release.
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In short, he’s heard that it’s very good, premiering in Canne is a show of confidence. It will be accompanied by a tribute to Harrison Ford. He also absolutely DOES NOT believe that there were massive reshoots and revisions. I was unfamiliar with…
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Yes a YouTube personality but what he says is reasonable , plausible and encouraging.
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Michael Billington was mentioned above; I have to be candid I had never heard his name mentioned as a potential Bond., but after looking him up I have to say he had a great look, very intense. Physically he would have been that generation’ Craig.
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » First teaser trailer for Extraction 2: That looks awesome! I loved the first one.
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MaxCasino wrote: » peter wrote: » I agree TND is lacking, but in spite of its shortcomings, I find Brosnan so good in it. I actually enjoy watching him in this film. Me too. Although I like Jonathan Pryce as Elliot Carver, I still wish …
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I think his top form was in TWINE.
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zebrafish wrote: » Regarding Ed Speleers: He is very likeable, but I don't really see Bond in him. He is too much of a fidgeter, his eyes darting around (in the interview and as Jack in that show). Bond needs calmness, focus, sophistication, nothi…
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Ed Speleers Has been impressive on Picard.
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To Kill A Mockingbird This is my all time favorite film; it touches me on so many levels. I’ve often said that when I’m on my deathbed, this is the last film that I want to see.
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peter wrote: » talos7 wrote: » A strong script with a craftsman director and a great editor seems like a good combination. And don't forget an awesome second unit... Absolutely, and composer. Lol. I guess my point is that a gr…
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A strong script with a craftsman director and a great editor seems like a good combination.
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Understandably age comes up when discussing Campbell, but at this point I don’t think that’s an issue. In recent videos he looks fit , vital and sharp.
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Benny wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Benny wrote: » Similar to Spielberg wanting to direct a Bond in the late 70’s early 80’s. I think the same for the likes of Nolan today. My thinking is I’d rather have a Bond film from Lee Tamhori, than a N…
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Benny wrote: » Similar to Spielberg wanting to direct a Bond in the late 70’s early 80’s. I think the same for the likes of Nolan today. My thinking is I’d rather have a Bond film from Lee Tamhori, than a Nolan movie with James Bond. If that ma…
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mtm wrote: » I do find it surprising as MacQuarrie has previously said that he has tried to squeeze in legacy characters to his previous MI films but the stories didn't accept them, so he wrote them out. He's also said many times that fan service …
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The score is hideous and very distracting; what a shame because it is a very good film.
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Shaken_Not_Stirred wrote: » thedove wrote: » My mention of Critical Drinker seemed to touch a nerve. I love how people say they can't stand them and then quote things they say or post. Then they put down those that watch or like them. Why c…
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peter wrote: » I just don’t know if Amazon sees that EoN needs a fire under them? This is a multi billion IP they’ve brought into the Amazon fold. Their films are wildly successful— no matter what’ one’s personal tastes. The last time Eon had a…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » I don't understand why people have hate boners for Youtube commentators (for want of a better phrase). If you don't like it, don't watch it. Life is if too short, go and jerk your gherkin to something you like. Lol, so…
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I have thoughts on this but think it’s better to disengage. Bring on Indiana Jones; I’m hopeful for a fun ride.
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » YouTube critics are never to be taken seriously. I remember there was a critic that wrote long film essays in all caps because his shtick was that he talks The Incredible Hulk. “HULK SAYS…” and so on. That guy had a hug…
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