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Here's a question. Would you rather Bond 25 come out in 2018 but with Mendes directing again or Bond 25 in 2019 with any director?
I am a no patients kind of guy so I say the former
Then don't say anything! Post on the other threads!
I've always seen him coming back with a scared neck, now a mute from his injuries, with a real bad attitude towards Bond.
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2017/feb/28/photography-collectors-michael-g-wilson-harriet-logan
I was about to say, "He wasn't a mute already...?" then I remembered his "Shoot." That would certainly be a peculiar thing to make him a mute immediately after his first spoken word.
Then again, that would give Bond incentive to say something terribly witty like, "You always did talk too much," or "Thought you'd never shut up."
For me the slack writing and plotting lets down the whole of SF. Apart from one or two decent scenes it's a mess and doesn't convince me on any level.
It feels to me like the first draft of something that could have been really good. Lots of good ideas, but that doesn't guarantee a good movie.
I also blame Mendes tho, as SP is also hardly the tightest plotted Bond film in the series. They're both slightly baggy, overlong films, although for me SP holds together better and has more memorable set pieces.
Neither of them are going to be films I return to much but I would much more happily rewatch Spectre
Agreed
Also instead of the delightful hinx returning what if they did mr wint and mr Kidd again
Before we even get to see those scars. I can picture his giant silhouette emerging through a door way, and Bond instantly recognising who it is, in a real "Oh, no ..." moment.
You re not alone.
The majority of people on here want Craig back. Only a small fee I have seen want a new actor
This. I would like to see a final Craig outing with a performance under a different director, far fewer classic Bond references, great action, and great music.
Lol thank you.