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True. Most audiences now probably don't even remember SP.
General audiences may look at SP as “that one that came after SF...” or something along the idea of it being a more forgettable Bond film. General audiences mostly just remember CR and SF from the Craig era; I hardly ever hear QOS or SP mentioned outside of sites like this.
I tend to find most people have at least one they have a certain affection for and knowledge of, while the rest, by and large, are a collection of moments that they may or may not be able to pin to a specific film. I’m sure SP is a favourite for some people, while for others it will simply have its moments. No different to the rest, in the grand scheme of things. (Likewise QoS).
Marvel managed to build a huge franchise in a comparatively short time, and they manged to be financially successful. Let's see where they are ten years from now.
The “casual” Bond fans that I know actually loved SP.
The most enthusiasm (and believe me, it was quite tepid) I heard from anyone for it was from my dad, and even he asked me why they were doing this continuity thing (I'm pretty sure he had completely forgotten the older films when he saw SP on blu, and I should have realized that when I lent it to him, and given him the earlier three Craig entries at the same time so he could refresh himself. My mistake).
"So that's C's new digs?"
"You've met him, have you?"
"...well yeah Tanner, I came up with that nickname."
Always assumed it was just some nickname he came up with. Makes sense. Even still, such an oddball, unnecessary interaction.
It's essentially a different take on:
"My friends call me Dominic."
"I'm sure they do."
I think this M's past bears a bit of exploring (if only to send Bond to Ireland), else why bring it up in SF?
Not that difficult to do when you hand over a loaded gun to said dying man. If that's not a convincing statement of trust I don't know what is.
It will be interesting to see what EON do if the next head is in fact a woman (and rumours are it will be). I'm sure they regret discarding Dench to a degree (although she was getting on).
Better EON do something "different" with a male M. Dench had a great run, 20 years if you count her cameo in Spectre.
I just realized that if MI6 is in fact led by a woman next go around (as is rumoured) and if Gina Haspel gets confirmed as CIA director that would certainly make a first.
I’m not understanding your point? I think we're saying the same thing? But, I'm not sure. No disrespect on my part. I am genuinely unclear.