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Sam Mendes wrote:Q: You're shooting the gunbarrel sequence tomorrow aren't you?
Mendes: "Who told you that? Well, there was last time, too. I probably said this to you last time [...with "SkyFall"]. I tried to put it in at the beginning of the movie but then I realised -and probably should have known this before- that our first shot was Bond walking towards the camera with a gun raised.
So you followed the gunbarrel with a shot of Bond with his gun raised. I couldn't use it. It looked like we'd just seen it. So [with "SkyFall"] I put it at the end, even though I remember, as a kid, it was one of the best bits. It was like Christmas Eve -this is actually about to happen! This is it, the Bond movie's about to start. It's a great feeling. I really wanted to put it in "SkyFall".
I definitely will try to put it in front of the film ["SPECTRE] this time."
Craig: "For Christ's sake, Sam, don't commit."
doubleoego wrote: »I really need to see some visceral fisticuffs
Elements "Bond 25" must have to tackle all criticism that surrounded "Spectre":
45 people said: Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson presents (followd by the gunbarrel or the lion)
32 people said: Gunbarrel back at the start.
30 people said: Pervis & Wade should not return for Bond 25.
20 people said: Mabey instumental track for maintitles if Adele not return (with flashbacks)
18 people said: Movie end with girl and Bond together (Camile??)
15 people said: The return of Jeffrey Wright/Felix, Olga/Camile (and Adele) should be confirmd so soon as possible.
12 people said: Quantum and Spectre are not the same/Return of crime syndicate QUANTUM.
10 people said: Bond should visit Dench M grave.
8 people said: Tobias Menzies (Villiers) should make a comeback. (Possible as trater)
6 people said: Mething acting actres like Andrea Riseborough.
5 people said: Movie should named ''Risico''
5 people said: Bond 25 in October/November 2018 (We know it be you Sam Mendes!.)
4 people said: Dominic Green should return.
3 people said: Moneypenny should lost inportent paper flying out of window who is opend by Tanner.
3 people said: Bond 25 in 2017
1 person said: 4 May 2018 as release date
1 person said: Bond 25 should get famale M again, Malory should die in Spectre.
BondJasonBond006 wrote: »Bond 25 should get famale M again, Malory should die in Spectre.
That proposal is the best, I'm adding that the new female M should be the long lost twin sister of Judi Dench's M.
:-\"
BondJasonBond006 wrote: »Bond 25 should get famale M again, Malory should die in Spectre.
That proposal is the best, I'm adding that the new female M should be the long lost twin sister of Judi Dench's M.
:-\"
I think you're joking.
I don't know how Dominic Greene can return after receiving two bullets to the head. :))
BondJasonBond006 wrote: »I don't know how Dominic Greene can return after receiving two bullets to the head. :))
I guess you're young! and have not enough TV experience...
:))
Bobby Ewing returned from the dead.
In ALIAS about every character died once or event twice and yet returned to be alive and well!!
Spock died. And in the end even existed two times at the same time!
There are a LOT of other examples. And with Green it would be especially easy as him getting shot is only an unverified story, ha!
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I'm not sure if I welcome such a fight. FRWL was perfect IMO, in that it kept the fights small and less elaborate.
SF to that end was way too elaborate, with that finale.
I can give my thoughts:
--> 'Return of more psychotic Ernst Blofeld':
I don't know if Blofeld is quite psychotic, but it really seems Blofeld is back. Apparently quite a wish for many fans. But it's not entirely sure just yet. Yes, we get a true 'Blofeld-vibe' when we are seeing Oberhauser utterling lines like: "I'm the author of all your pain". In my opinion just marvellous.
--> 'Bond bedding a real Bond-girl in the end':
Well, with three leading Bond-girls in this film, Bond really has more women to deal with as compared to his previous three outings. Seeing Bond making love with both Lucia Sciarra and Madeleine Swann must satisfy every Bond fan here.
--> 'James Bond in snow/Ski scenes':
James Bond-007 is 'skiing'.....but this time not with one ski, or an improvised snowboard, but with an airplane! One most absolutely love the dark, cold look and feel of the Austrian sequences in this film. There's even a mysterious clinic on top of that Alp!
--> 'Simple, plain mission briefing in M's office':
Simple plain mission briefing in a wonderful classic wooden-panelled office that has a true Bernard Lee-vibe to it?!?!? Agent 007 gets shouted at, is being lectured by our new "M"! This must be another drooling scene for many Bond fans.
--> 'Soak up culture/escapist, glamorous locations, smarter use':
Guys, we're getting basically thrown in this during the PTS of "SPECTRE"! There's this wonderful "Dia De Los Muertos"-carnaval that's the stage for a gripping opening foot chase. And it doesn't stop there. We have a bunch of FRWL-esque scenes in an oriental old train....in Morocco. Do not forget: Morocco has been the setting for quite a lot of spy stories.
--> Memorable henchman/henchwoman:
Another "Check"! By jolly, we're in for a treat with Dave Bautista as the large henchman Mr Hinx. It seems he even has his own signature kill. Perhaps he's snapping necks of people by getting a good grip in one's eye socket. I don't know if that's some kind of signature kill, but it does look like it! And let's not forget that there still is some mystery surrounding the characters of Andrew Scott and Brigitte Millar. Brigitte Millar plays a German S.P.E.C.T.R.E.-member, called Dr Vogel.
--> 'Return of crime syndicate QUANTUM'/'Return of S.P.E.C.T.R.E.:
Well, what else do you want me to say?? Even QUANTUM's Mr White returns! As a lead/build-up towards uncovering S.P.E.C.T.R.E.?
--> 'More funny Q-gadgets':
There's an entire Q-Branch scene in this film, with even a larger role for "Q". But one has to loveeee that Aston Martin DB10, which seems to be equipped with several gadgets in test-phase, of which we already saw the flame thrower. But who knows what more we get to see. Ooowh, and they were also working on a few other Aston Martin's, including the DB5, with stripped off bumpers. Could it be a present for 007 :-P?
--> 'Formula One racing':
I always found it a great idea to situate parts of Bond's adventures on a Formula One racing track. It seems this will happen in the new James Bond novel 'Trigger Mortis'. But hell, just look at the parts of the chase sequence in Rome. That must feel like some proper "Bullitt"-esque car racing no?
--> 'Lush, escapist production design':
I must say, I love Dennis Gassner. What he did to the last three Bond films is absolutely stunning. And in this film we'll see a true Ken Adam-esque climax that we all wanted. Did anyone see Oberhauser's lair? Or the S.P.E.C.T.R.E.-board room? Lush, mysterious, escapist. It should make every Bond fan drool!
--> 'Commander James Bond 007 in naval uniform':
Well, that's not the case for this film. Apparently, so far. But we DO know that agent 007 will be wearing an ivory-white Tom Ford tuxedo! It's another Bond fan's wet dream coming true! The first time since Roger Moore's last outing as 007 in "A View To A Kill". And how! Perhaps Daniel Craig/Tom Ford are setting a fashion standard again? Perhaps people are daring enough again to wear white dinner jackets??
--> A straightforward grand escapist Bond adventure (Thunderball-style?)':
It seems "SPECTRE" will be Craig's quintessential Bond-film, looking at the above points. But let me tell you this: EON Productions did follow their own narrative path during the course of 4 films. They didn't give in to sometimes straightforward unfriendly and humiliating criticism about Daniel Craig, the lack of gadgets and the ongoing anti-Craig blogs. Actually, I think it's safe to say that we have arrived at this 4th Bond-film, in which Daniel Craig actually has become the man we all love within this universe of sexy women, exotic locale, the mystery of espionage and all these gadgets. BUT it was done in a slow and nuanced way, that connects all four Bond films together. It is now absolutely a 'must' to speak about a true Ian Fleming Quadrilogy of Bond films. The late Fleming, Saltzman and 'Cubby' must have felt delighted about this. It is indeed a wonderful time to be a Bond fan!