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Hilarious @MI6 you could at least credit my earlier post. I wonder who else was your "source" on this. I posted this story in good faith on these boards only yesterday and now this?! If I hear back more at Pinewood, I'll be sure not to share it here.
Your journalistic skills are once again top-notch.
What is the title?
I understand you have a friend at pinewood Reminder her who you are then pump her for information... you have to decide how much pumping to do
I'm not as to be fair, without doubt this will be DC's final outing as 007.
It's unfortunate that you would choose not to share it and deny everyone else out of spite to the admins.
https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0971680/filmotype/editor?ref_=m_nmfm_1
He whas editor of Molly's Game, X-men 2 and is also the editor of Captain Marvel and edit a movie for Danny Boyle https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=odgzCQePFAA
Boyle coming back confirmed?!? :)) I kid. That’s a nice piece of info.
I personally would rather they bring back Stuart Baird. He did a great job on Skyfall, and pretty much saved Rogue One in the editing room.
Although I also looked back on his IMDb page, and Elliot Graham actually did some additional edits for Beasts of No Nation, so could Fukunaga have enjoyed working with him and brought him on for Bond 25?
If Baird edited Casino Royal, then it's cool, because he was there when it was decided to show Bond waking up in the hospital to Vesper and Mathis (both allies who were questionable to him at some point). That was memorable.
I agree. But with the exception of comparing Mr. Hinx with Patrice, Skyfall is better in every category.
Agreed. The only things better in SP are the henchman, the gunbarrel, and Craig's haircut.
I agree for the most part but there's some really dodgy editing during the PTS of SF, imo. That also has to do with some of Mendes' shot choices, especially as Bond uses the digger on the train.
It's good Fukunaga has already worked with him a bit.
I'd argue the PTS, too.
I too would have liked Baird back as he's the safest pair of hands in the business who isn't Paul Hirsch, but he's understandably winding down. Would be happy for Kate Baird to come back though, who obviously contributed significantly enough to be credited alongside... her father? Husband?
Not saying I disagree, but what exactly do you mean
Well, the Spectre meeting leaps to mind...there was something so off about the pace in that scene, but really there's an editing problem throughout the film. (Maybe they didn't have the footage, although Mendes is known for shooting a LOT of footage--or maybe they couldn't get the script to work.)
A lot of the film feels like it's held a beat too long...e.g. Bond looks at the Spectre ring for what seems like an eternity when I'd rather have seen that beautiful shot of the helicopter over Mexico City.
I wish bond stayed in Austria longer.