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I already largely explained my feeling toward this, there’s no need to express it again.
The thing I’m worried about is that there won’t be that huge expectation and hype this film desperately needs in order to make some good money within this desolate 50% off business.
When you say there's no need to express it again, it is usual to not express it again immediately in the next sentence :))
Anyhow, here's a fun comparison of the trailers:
A new No Time to Die trailer was released yesterday, which can only mean one thing: Covid cases are about to surge and we’ll be back in lockdown in a fortnight.
:D
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2021/sep/01/no-time-to-die-new-trailer-007-bond
https://imgur.com/gallery/wWJyTAT
Final International Trailer - Screencaps:
https://imgur.com/gallery/3ZjQ1oI
Have tried to include mostly new shots not scene in previous trailers, spots, etc.
I'm trying not to absorb too much detail like this when watching the trailers, in case it ruins the experience of watching the film itself. The more you get to know beforehand, it will take away the fun and surprise of watching it.
One thing I do like about the trailer after giving them both another view (the US one is slightly better), is the inclusion of what sounds like Hans Zimmer's music. Shows promise that this will have a great soundtrack.
To get her by smashing out her window. Or Primo could be working for a whole new organization. Blofeld and Spectre.
Oh very good.
I'm sure we'll be seeing more of these. Perhaps with Connery and Brosnan too.
Haa! Very good! :))
Because at that time Primo worked for Blofeld, not Safin.
I quite like the idea that the PTS beach scene of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service HAS LED TO THIS :D
It’s one of my favorite aspects of OHMSS, honestly, the dark cinematography, particularly during the PTS.
Christ, don't say that!
I remeber seeing the DAD trailer and getting a feeling that it would be an epic type Bond film, I'm getting that vibe from the trailers. Although both feature Cuba, both written by Purvis and Wade ...
I imagine that Purvis and Wade will barely recognize their work in the final cut of the film; Cary Fukunaga worked on the script, and he's known for his page one-- and very thorough-- re-writes. He then hires uncredited Scott Burns to focus on punching up the action set-pieces. Phoebe Waller Bridge is finally brought on for character and some story polishes. As far as writing goes, these three are talented heavyweights of the craft.
In my little corner of the world, I'm comfortable in betting NTTD and DAD will not resemble each other in the slightest.
Thats pretty cool
Both DAD and NTTD have the word die prominently appearing in the title. First word, Last word.
In both, Bond goes to a location important to the Villain, working in coordination with a lady agent each time, and at which water features prominently.
In both, Bond thought he knew a woman and though he was on his side but it turns out she has an important relationship -- for whatever reasons -- with the villain.
In DAD the villain's right-hand-man has stuff in his face, and in NTTD the villain himself has facial scarring.
In both, as noted above, Bond goes to Cuba.
In both, Bond drives -- and uses in a battle of sorts -- a tricked out Aston Martin with weapons.
In both, the villain's nefarious plot involves the use of some hi-tech science, capable of killing many people in a very brief period of time.
In both, the villain formerly worked for one organization opposed to Bond, and now works for themself, and opposed to Bond.
Both title songs have a popular lady singer performing the title song, which the lady in each instance wrote. Good heavens, I started out joking but this is getting serious !
Oh -- here's one more -- in both, it features the final performance of the Bond actor appearing as Bond. Of course, Pierce B did not know it at the time, so there's a difference...
Well that's ok then. Nothing much to worry about. :-j
In the words of Butch Cassidy `For a moment there, I thought we were in trouble...'
2. Bond’s death: Safin’s line about leaving something behind, the shot of Bond staring up at the massive doors closing in on him overhead, his line “I have to finish this.” with the way it is delivered just really feels like they’re setting up some sort of self-sacrifice.
I know the concept of killing Bond has been largely unpopular and most believe that his death would be teased but disproved a la TDKR but in the context of Craig’s run actually killing him off makes a lot of sense. They’ve gone through great efforts to show that this Bond can make mistakes, this Bond can get hurt, this Bond can fall in love, and what if they show in this film that this Bond is also mortal? It would be kind of fitting for his tenure to build to the big, epic “save the world” story, but he does so at the cost of his own life.
I know some have used the “James Bond will return” line to write off this possibility, but they said that Bond would return, not that this Bond would return.