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I wonder what this means, re: the Linus Sandgren filming start date confusion.
At least they could give us a date for the press conference.
Not saying they must. But we would appreciate it. Just some sign of positivism.
Nope, I can’t anymore. This is getting frustrating. Now there’s no way the crew will start filming on 4th March...
Please don’t say that.
Since then, there have been nineteen additional Marvel films released, and two Bond films. Even accounting for Eon’s studio issues (and size differences, of course) this is more than ridiculous. Heck, you could have pushed the two year interval to 3, and had films in 11/14/17, with Bond 26 coming next year.
Something stinks at Eon, and it isn’t the fish and chips.
Maybe Craig went to a barber shop for a trim and they hacked him up so bad it will take 2 months to grow back?
Here here
Come now, this is Bond, we can do hairpieces. :D
An interesting point, but one that may be too simple of an explanation for many.
I am mainly disappointed at not having a distraction for the inevitable lonely Valentine's Night of 2020.
LOL! Actually my birthday is in April so this will be a great week to celebrate with Bond.
QoS and SP were rushed scripts. I'd rather they get the script right prior to shooting. This news doesn't bother me in the slightest.
Occam's razor. Sometimes the simplest explanation is the correct one
Indeed.
I'll say this: disappointing, sure, but ultimately I'm going to care more that they had more time to get this right than I am about the specific day I see it.
This is terrible rationalizing, but we'll have waited more than four years for it by that point -- so another 7-8 weeks isn't that different.
Having said that: I do think the folks at EON need to recognize what the fanbase has been through of late. Without doubt, this further strains a brand sentiment that's taken some major hits in the last year. If there were ever a time to throw us some kind of bone, this is it.
But ultimately, let's be serious: They know that whether their press conference and title reveal are February 28 or April 7, the excitement for Bond 25 isn't going anywhere. We might be disappointed today, but I'll be awake at 4am for the press conference either way and probably on here rabbiting like crazy about how excited I am over the title, two-line plot synopsis, and teaser image they release.
That's pessimistic I know, but I don't like getting used to the idea of the next Bond film coming out in one date, when it just keeps getting further and further away. The wait has already been long enough. Jesus H. Christ.
Oh well, gotta pop in my DVD's of old Bond movies to feel better...
It will face:
3rd weekend of GI Joe (is this still on?)
3rd weekend of Mulan
2nd weekend of untitled DC Movie (as of right now)
The week after that so far we only have Trolls 2 confirmed
Nothing is confirmed for the week after Trolls 2
There's supposed to be a Marvel movie in the 4th weekend of Bond.
Ok date tbh, I think this will bring solid boxoffice success
Also...this is the first time a Bond movie is not relased in Oct/Nov/Dec since the 80s I think