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Good idea. Let's hope some here follow your example.
Hiking in your country is especially cool :-).
@bondjames The track (and by the way the entire score) of "Mal De Pierres" (2016, Daniel Pemberton) reminds me a lot of the more romantic work from John Barry, like his Oscar winning score for "Out Of Africa". I truly adore it:
If you have an issue with how some members are treated favourably, ahead of others, then please feel free to drop me a PM and I will see what we can do to improve the situation.
The constant bickering is one thing, but if it clogs up a thread like this then it will start to be removed again, and warnings will be dished out.
Good job NicNac .
He did but EON didn't. So it's not official yet.
@thelivingroyale pointed out quiet articulate and precise what in your post is perceived as arrogant and smug and all you do is explaining him not to take himself too seriously without even mentioning even a single one his arguments. I guess that might be because the only thing in Gustavworld ( to borrow a term that to the best of my knowledge was coined by @TheWizardOfIce ) that's really serious is Gustav. But outside of Gustavworld people that hold your rational, taste and talent in that high regard are far and few between I'm afraid.
Whose title theme is nothing less than brilliant. At least it has that elevating and uplifting quality which is so hard to achieve by a composer. Actually the ability to apply these special moments actually is one of my yardsticks to determine talent. Newman possesses none of that ability. At least he showed it in non of the scores I have heard from him. And Barry? His only problem probably was to control the outbursts of his creative volcano.
a brilliant masterpiece: https://youtu.be/h82o28mZ1c0?t=1m7s
mediocre fluff: https://youtube.com/watch?v=aIBXwnV1mb8
I'm afraid your ideas of brilliance are frightening close to my ideas of boring. Make that very boring.
@thelivingroyale can speak perfectly for himself. No need to interfer :-). Welcome to the forum by the way @noSolaceleft. Let's hope we get some real Bond news soon....
A Brilliant Masterpiece:
Mediocre Fluff:
Hopefully it's slightly more noticeable than it was in the last two.
If at all, maybe he passed the baton over to Gregg Wilson now.
Or they might do another one together as in Spectre
In the meantime, here's the rundown for August:
August 2017
->Katheryn Bigelow reveals that she has been offered a Bond film in the past (as well as numerous other large-budget franchise titles) but turned them down, preferring to continue on the path of smaller, journalistic genre films
->ArtsATL claims B25 is "planning to shoot at Pinewood Atlanta Studios," although an editor's note later added explains these plans as unsubstantiated
->Craig is said to still be attached to Purity according to David Nevins, CEO of Showtime, although production may not commence on the mini-series until 2019 as he's "doing Bond first"
->Sony Pictures announce their upcoming releases for 2018 and 2019, from which B25 is absent. This all but officially confirms Sony's departure from the series
->Stuntmen Gary Powell and Martin Ivanov visit Budapest for reasons unclear; rumors start that they are location scouting (page 932)
->While promoting Logan Lucky, Craig states on numerous radio shows that he has not signed up for another (or two) Bond films and that personal decisions (rather than pay demands as rumored in the press) are being made. "I know that they are desperate to get going. I would, in theory, love to do it... But no decisions just yet."
->Daniel Craig officially confirms his return as James Bond in Bond 25, with 2019 set to be his last performance in the role
->"It's been a couple of months. [...] This is it. I just want to go out on a high note. I can't wait."
->Industry insiders claim that B25 (pre) production is to officially kick-off in May 2018; principle photography likely to commence 5-6 months after
->The "Juicy James Bond" Tumblr blog publishes a list of B25 rumors, notably EON's supposed promise of a Logan-esque send-off for Craig's Bond and an action-light approach
->The CEO of the Dartz car company claims their "Black Alligator" model is set to feature in B25
Did you notice the cameo's of his son also @Creasy47 ;-)? Gregg Wilson
I did! Though I doubt I would've recognized it as a cameo if someone hadn't told me. In fact, didn't we all know of the cameo before the film's release? Pretty sure it was one of the clips they had unveiled online.
True, but there comes a time when he really takes over from Michael no? Let's not forget Michael himself is already 75. And during filming of SP he had some serious health issues.