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"Uncle Pete do you want to come play sports with me in the backyard?"
"SILENCE! it's time to watch Bond for the 14th time!" :))
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If he is asked by EON whether he wants to do B26. and he really has some good ideas and wants to do it, feeling, that he has another Bond movie inside him, that wants out, I#d be more than happy to have him back.
As much as I have issues with the film,it’s really down to the writing and the “ Bond has to die “ ending that was stipulated to Fukanga.His direction is really good and it would be good to see him helm a more traditional Bond adventure ( Even if someone would have to tell him to dial back the OHMSS references).
He joined in September 2018 and had to be in production by April 2019, and essentially starting from scratch. Six months isnt much time.
I agree. It's a shame he had to deal with the 'we must kill James Bond' stupidity. I'd be very happy to see him come back and do a proper James Bond movie. NTTD was very classily directed.
More: https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1ss1ah0
Stupidity?
I'm confused about what's going on with Cary Fukunaga right now. I'm not trying to start anything, I genuinely don't know what people are reacting to.
I mean, he certainly comes across as a massive asshole, and his taste in women is certainly much too young for a man of his age but the people saying he's a groomer and predator are baffling me.
Isn't grooming what an adult does to a child? Not a consensual relationship between two adults?
https://www.thirstyfornews.com/2022/05/06/no-time-to-die-director-cary-fukunaga-accused-of-predatory-behavior/
IDK, this just sounds like a man who likes to sleep with hot young women and then move on.
Much like what happened to Aziz Ansari it feels like people taking a much more complex story about unconscious power dynamics and reducing it to a simple #metoo.
Not nice of course, but surely not predatory?
The True Detective story sounds much more serious but it's unclear to me whether it was a case of the actress not wanting to do a crucial nude scene so they had to replace her, or Fukunaga just trying to see her nude.
If it's the latter, then it's certainly a vile thing.
I'd have been interested to see what Fukunaga could've done with a clean slate. I enjoyed the new fresh energy his direction brought to Bond
God do I wish people still thought and acted this way instead of the inverse.
Same mate. It seems like a thing of the past tragically
Yeah, me too. Even before this. Now NTTD is now going to look pretentious because of its director's recent news.
No I don't think so. 'Innocent until proven guilty' is how the courts should and do work, not the rest of the world. If the police thought that everyone was innocent then nobody would ever be arrested for anything.
Victims have to be believed and their testimony accepted first; it's for the courts to then have that proven either way.
Yes that's fair; I guess 'not disbelieved' is probably a better way to phrase it.
But presumption of innocence does only come into play once a case reaches court and it isn't right to think it's how everything in every walk of life is and should be treated. Until it reaches trial then it's a question of whether there's a reason to believe a person may have committed a crime or not; not that they're innocent until proven guilty.
As I say, the police can't and don't work on the presumption of innocence, the prosecution especially can't work on that basis (the opposite in fact!), even something like an HR dispute can't really work like that if someone feels threatened in the workplace or similar.
As far as I’m concerned it looks even more badass given the fact that its director is the only Hollywood person with the balls to be in East Ukraine during a war helping the people there.
Yeah, heroic, no doubt. Just wish him the best though.
https://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/articles/no-time-to-die-director-cary-fukunaga-facing-accusations?id=05052