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Zekidk wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » I can’t imagine Disney casting a white English man to play an Arab these days. A Dane is cast as a german nazi villain, so casting a brit as an moroccan s…
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Gerard wrote: » After watching the Celtic Family Christmas (didn't know that Natalie MacMasters had so many children), I put Flesh Gordon in my BR player, and enjoyed it as much as I did the first time. Respectful of the source material (strange a…
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Zekidk wrote: » This film is going to look great.
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » ColonelSun wrote: » TR007 wrote: » It’s been said recently that along with info on Mads’ character that the plot is based around Operation Paperclip, which places this movie in the 60’s. Absolutely, I think …
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I’m a big fan and have seen them in concert several times; in recent years the always lead into AVTAK with Bond music. The podcast is fantastic; John Taylor is a fan and knows his Bond.
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talos7 wrote: » Fake news debunked https://screenrant.com/indiana-jones-5-title-rumor-debunked-james-mangold/
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Since62 wrote: » By the way -- I am surprised not to yet see here any posters noting the quote in today's news that Mr. Mangold stated on his own Social Media account(s) that "Indiana Jones and the Empire of Evil" is DEFINITELY not the selected ti…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Why is the 60s still being insisted by some here? Mangold is no doubt a 60s fanboy, but there’s never been official confirmation that this specific film will take place in the 60s. I believe he has.
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mtm wrote: » Somebody with very keen eyes has noticed that Indy’s jacket appears to carry the bullet hole in the arm from Raiders. Nice touch….
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Indeed, some of the deep fake stuff is remarkable.
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mtm wrote: » We can’t expect it to be a perfect depiction of young Ford, because it isn’t young Ford. But if it’s enough to suspend disbelief for a while I’m sure it will be fine: plus the tech improves every time. Absolutely…
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mtm wrote: » I don't think they'd need tracking dots for mild de-ageing (if they're doing it at all). I don't seem them worrying hugely about Ford's age not matching Indy's- they didn't last time. Absolutely they would use points of regi…
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talos7 wrote: » ShakenNotStirred wrote: » Mr_Beach wrote: » Ah, face dots. De-aged Ford 100% confirmed! How de-aged are we going, I wonder? Will it truly be set in WW2 era? I don’t these are WW2 era. This is set in the 60’s ;…
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ShakenNotStirred wrote: » Mr_Beach wrote: » Ah, face dots. De-aged Ford 100% confirmed! How de-aged are we going, I wonder? Will it truly be set in WW2 era? I don’t these are WW2 era. This is set in the 60’s ; in real time , star…
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Fake news debunked https://screenrant.com/indiana-jones-5-title-rumor-debunked-james-mangold/
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Ford looks great in those "candid" shots. Call me cynical, but I think that a publicist is wisely getting these photos out to counter the "he's too old" voices. If so, it's a great move.
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That is excellent; I love whenever Bond is being shot at and doesn’t flinch.
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Suave spy? Sure. Bond? No.
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Looking damn good… https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9669577/Harrison-Ford-78-shows-muscular-frame-grey-T-shirt-Newcastle-Quayside-outing.html
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Even if she has passed on I can see him still wearing the ring.
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So cool…
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Since62 wrote: » I doubt he would used as a sedentary M, don't you ? He's too young for that. Numerous posters on this site have complained about M or other home office folks getting into the field too much, despite the fact it started back in T…
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Strong would make a great villain but he may also make an interesting M, particularly with a new Bond.
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Oh yeah…
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PDJamesBond wrote: » talos7 wrote: » mtm wrote: » talos7 wrote: » mtm wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I’d prefer something more concrete, especially since he’s notably done plenty of movies NOT set in the 1960s. Well, …
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mtm wrote: » talos7 wrote: » mtm wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I’d prefer something more concrete, especially since he’s notably done plenty of movies NOT set in the 1960s. Well, not since January he hasn't! :) I know what …
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mtm wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I’d prefer something more concrete, especially since he’s notably done plenty of movies NOT set in the 1960s. Well, not since January he hasn't! :) I know what you mean; it's not concrete (and it's…
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Tonight I saw A Quite Place 2 and absolutely loved it ; this film is a great compliment to the original and left me wanting more. One thing I admire about it is that it isn’t afraid to take….it’s….time. It’s not all about non stop action; it’s al…
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