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EarthBreaker…? CloudBreaker..? Smth along those lines might capture the imagination
I like it. Sounds very Dr. No (the novel version). The words "the calypsos throb" are even mentioned on the back of the very first '60s Pan paperback edition I bought all those years ago (26 and counting...) along with the film tie-in Pan edition of You Only Live Twice. My first two Fleming Bond novel finds.
Bond's cover is nearly blown when a rival secret service agency discovers that the fictional company 'Transworld Consortium' is a front for various MI6 headquarters across the globe. Bond must do what it takes to prevent the various branches from being infiltrated during their transition to relocation.
Cue Bond's snooping around at night and a classic sniper scene.
By the end of the story, the new cover is known as 'Universal Exports'.
- Forever and a Day (my personal favourite)
- Zero Minus Ten
- Carte Blanche
- Nightfire
- Trigger Mortis
- Agent Under Fire
I like it.
For your enjoyment and awareness.
Yes most of these are very promising, if not quite on the money
It's a classic Bondian reference that could be made use of in a title?
Craig-Bond hasn't made use of it since QoS apparently
You're right that QOS was the last on-screen reference to UE, although it has appeared a few times since, in the comics.
Skyfall was such a brilliant title, and the first trailer with the word association, you could see the effect the word had on Bond... I was dying to know what it meant!
I know what you mean, it's a bit clunky on it's own
Like "The Hildebrand Rarity" would be
Ah, that’s a shame. I did that with SP and NTTD. But Skyfall was a great surprise.
I guess if you were to categorise the titles into "Fleming styles" boxes
"Skyfall" would be from the same family as "Moonraker" and "Thunderball"
Also coming after the damnation of QOS (not my own), in part I took the SF title as the filmmakers poking their detractors. Baiting complaints of "Skyfail" and lending itself to Chicken Little doom and gloom. While at the same time they were confident and proud of their product.
Some titles of episodes I thought sound decent:
"Back in the World"
"Throwing Fire"
"Red Sky at Night" (wasn't it even a working title for Skyfall?)
"Fire and Brimstone"
"Sinner Takes All"
"Unfriendly Skies"
"Sounds of Silence"
"Meltdown"
"Designated Target"
"World of Trouble"
Any title you like?
Love it ;)
Sinner Takes All is the favourite there for me, although perhaps a touch too punny.
No "James Bond 007" before the title, just "Bond". like "Logan".
It wouldn't be my preference, but I can imagine it looking pretty striking on a poster in all caps.
I like that one as well.
Murder by the Book
Dead Weight
Requiem for a Falling Star
The Most Dangerous Match
Dagger of the Mind
Swan Song
Lovely But Lethal
An Exercise in Fatality
A Deadly State of Mind