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I agree about the superleggera shot, though. Pretty good.
Looks similar the shot of the BMW in the opening of Fallout when Tom Cruise meets Henry Cavill on the tarmac...
Also, someone on Twitter is claiming a new trailer is coming today. they usually drop around 1/2pm or 5pm in the UK, so let's see.............................
Don't you mean the Indian trailer launch with 10 languages which is for tomorrow (Friday) or is that some other tweet? Was wondering if that was indeed for a new trailer or just the December trailer (which they haven't released for India in languages other than English as of yet)
Or is it the same old spot??
Same one
@antovolk Thanks man... Maybe I'm getting senile
BTW; The norwegian spot, the only new footage would be the Superleggera at the military base, right? Plus, have we seen those angles on Bond at the cuban party before?
Would like to have descent screencaps of those shots.
The angles on the Cuban party are definitely new too.
Is it just me or is the stunt wire still highly visible when he jumps from the bridge? You'd have thought they'd have removed that by now.
Ha! how funny; I wonder if it's the same plane? :D
Production shot the scenes in Oct. 2019 at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, UK, which also prompted a terror alert. Prod. forgot a van after filming which led to some 400 personnel were evacuated from the base. Clumsy prod. crew..
In the second picture you can see the DBS Superleggera on the right
The military transport aircraft, a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III, that production used:
Back in october Lashana Lynch was uploading Insta stories of her waking up in the early morning at a military base, taken photos of the prod. camp. Now we know it was for those scenes incl. shooting inside the cargo plane
Yes, they usually release in Hindi or other Indian languages but surprisingly they haven't yet.
+1
None of us really know but I wouldn’t expect a delay. There may be delayed launches or marketing pushes in particular markets but I wouldn’t even expect that. There’s a month before the NTTD is released. Things could get worse or better. It’ll probably get worse but that’s a sliding scale. Worse doesn’t necessarily mean pandemic.
The Chinese will slowly be getting back to work throughout March so we’ll see how this plays out.
As usual; my fellow countrymen are beyond stupid (just look at the people they've been voting in the last decades.)
Not that I know of
No. Nothing can compensate the director being British. The film looks too Hollywood and bombastic. I hope I am wrong.
And yet a New Zealander made two of the very best Bond films, while the previous English director made one film that’s mostly considered one of the best and one film that’s mostly considered one of the worst.
In all fairness, the footage rather looks swedish since my fellow swede Linus shot it. Cary gives directions to the actors, even if he have creative inputs and a writers vision how the film should turn out.
We have a british writer/director, Colin Nutley, and married to a swedish actress. He's behind several successful swedish movies because he can create characters in terms of how we interact, behave, talk, etc. Several tv-series and 15 movies (always number one spots) plus the movies are almost classics at this point for many swedes.
Ergo: You don't have to be british in order to grasp the essence of Bond.