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I’m seeing double now. If you know what I mean...
And variety which is an insider magazine says filming begins March 4th and they said that in the article talking about the April delay so is variety wrong?
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/variety.com/2019/film/news/bond-25-moved-back-april-2020-1203141557/amp/
Pancho call variety and tell them they are wrong and idiots pleae
Nice. Good to know :)
They are the only 2 thrilled about ANOTHER delay!!!!!
I remember when someone said that they would be more CONCERNED if they pushed the release date back rather than principle photography? Oooops that has now happened!.
Scary isn't it. Shocking! Positively shocking!!! Well I am now off work for a week so I am just hoping that I will wake up one morning to something OFFICIAL in a positive light?
Just keep your comments neutral,people can guess who u r referring to wzout naming names.
We are all passionate about the same thing so let’s pull together in the right direction or debate wzout member attacks.
But to be fair this applies to a few members who are goading PP in order to get him banned as well,chill out peeeps.
EON produces the Bond films.
The current production is suffering from delays.
Ergo, EON can't seem to handle producing a Bond movie anymore.
Hmm.
- Is someone else guaranteed to do things better?
- Are we aware of all the variables the might cause such delays? Are they all EON's fault?
- Is a delay a bad thing?
EDIT: I see now that you have edited your comment. Thank you!
- Is someone else guaranteed to do things better? Yes. Christopher Noland and Emma Thomas.
-Are they all EON's fault? Not all of them, but some of them definitely are.
- Is a delay a bad thing? Not in and of itself, but a delay on top of a delay on top of an already way too long gap is definitely a bad thing.
I don’t think Nolan’s remotely interested in taking over the series compared to just doing a single film. The TDK series had him produce, sure, but Warner Bros were still above him.
B25 will be fine. We're due for a good one.
As for this thread:
https://goo.gl/images/1js59g
I said this back in September and I was told "who the F cares about the anniversary?"
There's no way it's going to happen. They couldn't release B25 in 2019, let alone B26 in 2022.
With two spin offs in-between.
+1
Me too.
:))
Not exactly because some of the films that Nolan produced (and not directed) are massive stinkers, like Transcendence and Justice League.
Yes, interesting. That's Variety saying shooting is still on track for March 4. So, about a solid a source as you're going to get.
We'll know soon enough.
The mod team would like to ask members who flag posts or call others "trolls" and such to also take a moment to consider their own conduct. Very often, the pot is calling the kettle black.
@PanchitoPistoles is but one out of many strongly opinionated members. Strong opinions tend to clash. One can argue, one can defend one's own opinion; that's all part of the game. However, many here are taking things far too seriously, almost as if their lives depend on B25. Temper tantrums over a movie, for heaven's sake! Ah well, I suppose that's the nature of Internet forums. But rather than take things personally, I wish we could just stick to the subject in hand. It's okay to voice contradicting opinions; it's not okay to resort to attacking the voicer over his opinion.
I'm not a hypocrite. PP's opinions and mine don't always align. However, PP is still a respected member of this forum, as is everyone else, and he is allowed to tell us how he feels about things, just like everybody else. As long as minimum decent conduct can be maintained, it's okay for people to disagree with each other. People who demand that others be banned simply because they disagree with them are rarely without guilt themselves.
This is one more occasion in a long, sad list of occasions, where we politely request that discussions can resume without insinuating that the other person is an idiot, a false Bond fan, a troll. And this goes out to all members participating in this thread, not exclusively or even directly to @PanchitoPistoles !
No problem my friend.
Actually I can.
Michael and Barbara have produced all the Bond films together since GE.
Eight films in 20 years. They must be doing something right, or audiences would've given up on Bond after 1989.
You see @PanchitoPistoles nobody is right. It's just a matter of opinion that some of us have that is different.
I'm not sure what some of the members here want more. A new Bond film, or to get one over someone they don't know and are likely never going to meet.
You're arguing with a stranger and expecting them to back down. Good luck.
Hold on am I seeing things or did you just admit nolan will not take over the franchise?!
To be honest about a year ago or more I'd have said I was feeling things were winding down for the series. We get less Bond films per decade and Eon seems to want breaks due to fatigue after each new film. There doesn't seem to be a drive to keep a regular schedule anymore.
In addition, when a new actor is cast, especially after a long hiatus there seems to be a necessity to re-introduce the character for newer audiences who may never have experienced a new Bond film on the big screen before. When re-introducing Bond there is also a drive to prove his relevance. Personally I wouldn't think that would be necessary if the films were coming out every 2-3 years and gradually moving along with the times.
My feeling was perhaps Michael, Barbara and the team at Eon may not want to go through that entire process again after Craig finally leaves.
However, these days I feel more optimistic that with Universal and Annapurna involved, not to mention the return of United Artists, B25 may be so amazing the series future will be secured, with or without Craig for B26.
I will say I want Bond 25 to be good I don’t care if it is released tomorrow or in 2022 I don’t care who directs produces writes or stars in it I just want it to be good
Have a good day everyone