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I agree with @BMW_with_missiles , they should continue to exploit the market of videogames. And while it obviously wasn't necessary for a film like SF to have that roaring success, I do think it's important to get the kids liking Bond early! So the audience for Bond can continue to expand. Platforms like Twitch where content creators play videogames has millions upon millions of users that can be reached to with a new Bond videogame (provided it is up to the standards of the most buzzy videogames nowadays).
like i said in another thread before.. EON have a plethora of material from the continuation authors that they could mine from for video games, should they so choose.. i mean, if they are never going to use them for film - then why not?
do you think they aped the building demolition bit at the end of SP from Deaver's book Carte Blanche? - Bond escaping a timed/rigged demolition just in the nick of time?
could be a coincidence.... or not lol.
I have no reason to doubt their sources at all, I'm merely pointing out what I think based on what I've seen.
It's only a Fan Art I've just finished and I'm very happy with the result. :)
Indeed, @bondsum. I was referring to Spectre's torture scene which they gave a special thanks acknowledgement to the Amis estate at the end credits. You're also right about DAD as well as TWINE. Both of which were acknowledged (but not credited) to use features or plot points from Amis's novel.
Just stating the obvious @marketto007
Indeed. Even the first few set photos (official or by other sources) are more exciting, IMO.
I'm a huge Bond fan (wouldn't be a member here if I wasn't), I just feel the press conferences aren't that important. Leaked or official set photos, behind the scenes stuff etc. does more for me than whatever is said during a press conference.
Yeah, basically these cameras are the highest quality cameras for film ever, that digital technology is yet to be able to match (IMAX 70mm is estimated to be equivalent to 16-18K digitally), plus they are specially made for the biggest of the big IMAX screens (40% taller than regular 'scope'), as opposed to the smaller multiplex venues they've been opening over the last decade (26% taller) which their digital cameras used on Avengers - and stuff like Skyfall - cater for.
When you see a film like Nolan's with full 'real' IMAX footage like this, on an absolutely giant screen like the BFI IMAX in London (which will be *the* place to see Bond 25 as opposed to the Odeon Leicester Square, provided either the cinema finally gets the laser digital projector or Universal make actual 70mm prints of the film), it really is quite the experience. Nolan described it recently as 'virtual reality without the goggles'.
What's the problem now @PanchitoPistoles ?
The mods are members just like everyone else. We have our own views and opinions. We don't always agree on all aspects of Bond even. But we do all agree on action regarding the forums. And we work as a team at all times.
MI6-HQ get news stories just like everyone else, they don't share it with the mods first and then publish it too the site. As @jake24 said, we find out when we do.
What is this conspiracy theory attitude you have toward everything?
What do you hope to achieve?
To send the forum into turmoil?
To turn members against each other?
The constant jabs at how things are not going as you'd like, or news stories not always being as accurate as you see them is getting more than a little tiresome.
(A friendly word on using the edit button though instead of multi-posting ;) )
As with any Bond film, I'm always excited to find out what the next one will entail. The short clip above has just got my excitement level up too 11.
The use of spoiler tags will be required for any discussion regarding the above footage and any other aspect of Bond 25 that may be ruined without including information in spoiler tags
Much appreciated.