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Wasn't it M who posthumously directed Bond to find Sciarra? Either way it touches on a point I've made, when the next timeline begins, I would like to see EON have I place a 5 film blueprint that charts the overall story arc while leaving flexibility for a stand alone, or two, that have little or nothing to do with it.
VIDEO HERE:
https://vid.me/lcwJ
Well that's why I wouldn't have had Dench' s M return in that video. Would have eliminated the whole you snuck off to Mexico and now we can't trust you aspect.
Guys, like I said on numerous occassions, Bond will be back as early as late 2019. Perhaps even 2020, given the lacklustre 'air' surrounding every person of the Bond family: indie-nerd Barbara Broccoli, artiefarty-boy Greg Williams and his electronic synthesizer projects, photography collector Michael Wilson, the uninspired Purvis & Wade duo, who think Bond is 'obsolete' now, since there are too many real-life 'Blofeld's', actor Daniel Craig who is in no hurry, but without that lack of urgency he indirectly doesn't care about Bond and its fans now, etc, etc....
And in the meanwhile franchises like "Fast & Furious", "Mission: Impossible", "Captain America" and "Kingsman" are eating away more and more market share from our beloved Bond, and will make the brand "Bond" slowly but steadily a footnote in today's action franchises. Sorry for sounding so blunt, but I don't know what else I should contribute to in this topic.....
Thank you for sharing your bit of talk & nonsense.
Not only no, but hell no.
What a load of nonsense. What's got Greg Williams to do with it?
Bond 25 will be released next year. the pressconference will be in november or december. Spectre en Skyfall were both huge sucesses.
I agree 100% MI, CA and Kingsman are leaving Bond behind.
I think @Gustav_Graves meant Gregg Wilson, not the photographer Greg Williams, the author of BOND ON SET books. :D
Sure, but the rarer you appear the better you should be remembered, otherwise no one looks forward to see you again .
However, Mission: Impossible and Kingsman are only coming up with new stories so, no... They won't be as long-lasting as Bond or the MCU for the matter.
Having said that, the competitors have upped their game considerably of late, which I believe was the point being made.
Truth be told, I'm far more interested in the upcoming entries from both MI & Kingsman than I will be for B25 if it is going to be a continuation story of characters from SP.
If they shake it up however, with either a compelling standalone story or a complete reset, I'll be totally pumped because their history in this respect has been excellent. Therefore, I remain cautiously optimistic & yet nervous about which direction they'll go.
They have a vision and a plan; that's incredibly important and a key to their success.
Indeed. With something like Star Wars, where they're planning to release a film every year, and there's merchandise all over shelves and media coverage all year... I'm sick of it.
Same.
They certainly do, and they've executed it superbly, but it'll peter out. Like all cinematic fads, the intricacies of the multiverse will lose both lose their sheen and swallow themselves.
Both in stark contrast to BB and MGW.
Totally different aims. Not really comparable.
Eon are just making James Bond films starring James Bond. That is all. Without the need for a consistent chronology building forward.
With Marvel, it's about that chessboard. With Bond, it's about the adventure and the man himself in each film. So, no... they don't need a long distant future predicted vision.
IMO
And on the other discussion: Bond doesn't have to do Marvel-sized box office. But he does, doesn't he?