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How about that?
@TripAces Small world!
@peter Wonder what (if any) information your friend obtained?
This guy's used to seeing actors, so I'm sure it was all very professional and superficial on his part since they're trained not to be star-struck dopes (like I would have been if I skipped out on my daughter!).
Disagree with you about Djawadi not being able to score action. His work for action scenes alone for GoT dumps all over most if not all the action beats in the Bond films. Hard home, battle of the bastards, spoils of war, field of fire, bastard, feed the hounds...there's a long list.
Over the last week, CinemaCon was on last week and Yann Demange's new film White Boy Rick was presented. According to Matthew McConaughey, Demange was too busy to attend.
On Demange's Instagram you can see that he is in London and was in Hyde Park last week. Hyde Park is adjacent to Eon's offices.
Could Demange be the director again? Was Boyle just using Bond to get his Beatles movie together quickly. Perhaps the studio were hesitant with the financing or his deal, so Boyle entered talks with Eon as a ploy to get the other studio to pony up for the musical?
Hence, Demange's return?
Most, maybe. But certainly not all. African Rundown is a masterpiece.
I'd be up for Djawadi taking on Bond though. It could go one of two ways, however - we could get stuff like what we've seen before or we could end up with scores like Djawadi used to throw out. Iron Man, Safe House, Prison Break, etc. all pulled from the Zimmer school of action scoring. Overuse of string ostinatos, interspersed with brass swells and electronic percussion.
He has it in him as the examples above show, but he has done a lot of stuff that could suggest he would produce an equally unsuitable Bond score.
It would nevertheless be interesting and a bit more raw then the rather subdued Newman scores.
I hope he put truth serum in his drink, and had him spill the beans on EVERYTHING: Have they thought of names for the kid, is Rachel good in bed, his favourite Disney film, his shoe size. Um, can t think of more.
You are so weird.
Why did you change the picture?
While he was there, a fight broke out beside him. He placed his drink on the bar. Excused himself to his friend. Turned. Locked an arm-bar on one of the combatants. Gave the other a kick in the gut-- which obviously sent him flying over several tables.
Still locking the first combatant in an arm bar, Daniel Craig head-butted him with such force, he broke the guy's nose. Blood was everywhere.
Daniel was sitting back on his stool, drink in hand and continued his conversation before the guy hit the ground.
A patron looked at my bartender-friend, and with raised eyebrows, he nodded at Craig saying, "I'll have what he's having"...
(admission: this last part didn't happen)
I can't see boyle using bond 25 as a ploy for his beatles film at all it just doesn't add up why would John Hodge go through the trouble to write a script with the knowledge that it will never be used? I think boyle is truly locked in
Craig and Boyle have both sort of punted recently when asked whether the Boyle/Hodge deal is a done deal, although they've acknowledged it. This suggests to me that there is still a hold up somewhere.
Could Demange still be in the picture? Possibly.
Another quantum post from Olga maybe she really is hinting at her return
This.
that's not a criticism of forster. I think he did a decent job.
in my book qos and sf are both flawed but qos is still > sf
It’s just not. Pretentiousness aside, SF is still head and shoulders above QoS - A largely aimless follow up to a classic vs. SF - A divisive, but consistent vision. SF entertains and riles people in equal measure, which I think is great. The response is very emotional. With QoS it’s the opposite. A few people rate it, but it’s just incredibly vanilla. The only decent bits are largely superficial, where it’s predecessor and successor deliver some meat.
Oh please no. EON needs to never go back to QOS
https://youtube.com/watch?v=pJOm2mRHDE0
https://youtube.com/watch?v=sC0cvwnG0Ik
Spot on, Captain.
It is certainly divisive, but just as certain it has no consistent vision. That’s only something some people kid themselves, just as the with the supposed character arc.
Vanilla??? Sure!