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I'm always around @Jake24 and @ClarkDevlin. But I haven't heard anything lately...
Oh wow ..one of my favorites!!! I think one the funniest Loony Toons for me has to be Daffy as Robin Hood.
Lol
Actually what is done here for the last weeks.
so - I wouldnt give it too much credit.
Business sex, just business sex, Thundy.
It's not even a rumour. The guy writes: "my own guess is that the secret agent film series will eventually head to Warner Bros. with filmmaker Christopher Nolan likely sitting in the director’s chair."
My tv broke down.
Yes, it's his own personal analysis. He doesn't suggest he's done reporting (no reference, for example, to "people familiar with the studio's thinking" or whatever).
He may be right, but the story is like an extended, more detailed version of a message board post where the writer freely admits it's a guess.
Seriously. What a hack.
I'm thinking Dunkirk could be something very special and a possible all time best if everything lines up as it should be but I'm still cautious.
If DC or a new Bond did sign on with Warner with a Nolan directed 2 picture deal, the dissenters would be drowned out by those truly licking their lips at the prospect.
I'm a member of Nolan Films but stopped posting there a long time ago, the hierarchy there is at times quite unpleasant and some of them give CN a bad name. I thought I was a fan but the obsession makes you question even your rating of his films.
Some say he's not a good storyteller but it can't be much worse than the Logan, P&W & Butterworth trainwreck we got with SPECTRE.
I'm not saying we should accept substandard, maybe if someone collaborated with him on it and not his brother would be better. Though the possibilty like Mendes of him wanting to impose Zimmer on scoring duties would get a gnashing of teeth from some in here particularly.
Unfortunately you are never going to please everyone that much is true.
I visit from time to time, but have never joined.
I think the similar things you mentioned happen on forums in general. Some fans - of anyone or anything - give the object of their fandom a bad name, and tend to be such that one can get embarrassed by being in the same company in a way, or uncomfortable about the actions or views of fanatics. Never question your own ratings etc. - opinions just differ, and the most obsessive folks are not "better fans" (even though they think so), nor are their opinions more valid somehow.
Very true. Who would want to be left with the shitty end of the stick left by Mendes and have to dig themselves out of the narrative hole left by SP?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2325894/Dark-Knight-rise-James-Bond-Christopher-Nolan-approached-direct-007-film.html
It wasn't so much a questioning of my opinions more that their's was fanatical and imposing that I thought yeah I really liked it but none of his films are anywhere near the very best films ever made with possibilty of one exception, Memento.
I find it hugely inventive and original, I would put personally Prestige second but I can see problems some would have with that film but Memento is the only film by Nolan I would call a certifiable masterpiece.
His blockbusters minus his last 2 films are very compently made big event pictures but while they are up there in that arena in the grand scheme of things they probably would scratch my top 40 with the possible exception of The Dark Knight.
His fans though think his films are on another level and have some godlike status. I was a fan as early back as Memento and likes Insomnia and was excited that he was directing the new Batman film when it was announced.
Although I think after BB it all changed and then intensified when the world went bat shit crazy over The Dark Knight, that was when the real fanatics arrived, those that think his films are untouchable.
Hence why he can get away in some eyes with over long messy films like TDKR and pretentious ponderous and laboured efforts like Interstellar, even I who'd stood in his corner struggled to justify the hype.
I mean I'm a Bond fan and have been since 1977 with varying degrees of excitment over that time but I'm never fooling myself that those films are anymore than they actually are.
They are entertaining quality product to some degree, I like some very much but some leave me cold, Nolan's though seem to inhabit some hallowed ground when his blockbusters don't get anywhere near the bench mark like Raiders or Jaws and neither does Bond for that matter.
1. We won't get any big news apart from writers till the fall/ winter time
2. I think Craig is waiting for a decent script before he makes up his mind he get it he is back he doesn't he is gone
3. I feel the producers are meeting with writers to get an ideas I would expect an announcement on the writers sometime in the next two months