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Thx for the info, maybe you have a photo with higher resolution?
Here you go: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B2jYRkgCUAEuGRK.jpg:large
very very interesting.
Thank you
Hey dear @Sandy? I am very sorry. This is a forum. And, when not seeing each other or hearing each other, you sometimes get mixed up. Me included. This is not ridiculous......it's just a misunderstanding. And I'm sorry for that :-). Hugssss :-).
I also found this translated part interesting:
Well, we can draw some "mild conclusions" now (I put it between brackets, because it angers some people if I make this appear as a confirmation):
--> The production team really need good weather circumstances, as most of the action sequences in Austria will take place in the snow. Based on experiences in OHMSS and FYEO, the production team must be aware of strict planning.
--> The action sequences will most likely appear to take place within/above snowy forests and inside the densely populated village (lots of houses there) of Obertilliach. That's why the production team also build extra wooden houses around the "Bond-House" in which the Piper plane crashes. So put on your jacket when you watch these scenes ;-).
--> The action sequence combined, looks (I'm not confirming) as big as the Skyfall-lodge action sequence. I can not confirm if this will be in the PTS or at the end of the film.
--> The story is not talking about filming on the Rettenbachferner glacier, which will be closed for tourists during two weeks in Janary and February. This could mean that Bond 24 includes not just one, but most likely two or more large action sequences in the snow.
Now we need a kick 'a' score to accompany the scenes.
Me too @bondjames, me too ;-). I just hope the
I hope the camerawork will be as stunning as in SF. And I'm still hoping for a "GoPro snow-filming" approach, so that the audience will truly experience a rollercoaster, as if they are themselves
He would make an AMAZING villain..I hope he is not an ally but the villain
Why? I think he would make an amazing ally as well! Villains do not hold the monopoly of great characters. Is Kronsteen more fascinating than Darko Kerim Bey, for example?
Excellent points @Gustav_Graves. I never even thought about GoPro. That would be a stunning addition & would really make a difference to the action scenes. You're absolutely right, Bond is all about "Re-inventing action sequences". As I've said before, the parkour scene in CR still gives me goosebumps.. I really felt I was there on that crane. I was particularly happy to see that they beat Live Free or Die Hard to it by a year (& did it better).
With the return of Damon's Bourne in 2016, EON has to make sure that they stay on the cutting edge, because I'm sure Greengrass/Damon will kick it up a notch the following year.
Why do you guys, dear guys, think so black-and-white regarding roles and characters ;-). Why can't Waltz first be a section-chief or another agent of, let's say, MI-6, Europol or Interpol? He starts off as Bond 24's Kerim Bey/Draco/Columbo/Mathis. But slowly, during the film, we get to know more from him and he turns out to be a mastermind, plotting a villainous scheme a la Kronsteen/Kristatos/Largo.
And during the entire film....this character stays very compelling, charismatic and enigmatic. That's what I call.....creating a role with lots of "grey" character traits. Way more compelling than either a "villain" or an "ally". And I fully believe that Sam Mendes/John Logan/Purvis&Wade/Butterworth are, like with "Skyfall", to create such wunderful complex multilayered characters. Otherwise Christoph Waltz wouldn't have come onboard in the first place.
By the way, thank you so much @ggl007 for that wun-der-ful article! It gives away a lot of spoilers, but I don't care :-). I love being spoilered. Because even once I see the movie in cinema I still enjoy it. And the news from today really makes me happy.....and excited ;-).
Many Bond movies have crashed vehicles and chases. Heck many action movies.
Depends how it's executed for me. The helicopter crash for me was kind of a "quick event". The action sequence that is being set up sounds way more elaborate...and part of a well-written plot.
The car chase from QOS? Please don't make me laugh. "Ronin"! Now in that movie we saw a good car chase.
Moreover, let's not forget Bond is now ongoing for 52 years. Even the PTS in SF was not original, if you look back to OP. But how that sequence was executed, how this kind of action was re-invented, and looked more grittier than in OP, actually made it work for me.
In all honesty, I think the SF-PTS is the best PTS since TLD. At least for me that is. A gritty little film within the entire Bond film.
Now we need a kick 'a' score to accompany the scenes.[/quote]
So am I.
Don't worry :-). Don't forget it will look like the plane crashes in an entire village. So it probably will look very different.
-The PCS for QoS was shot April 2008, five months after principal photography began.
-The PCS for SF was likewise shot months after principal photography began in Nov' 11
Also, can someone link the article from Kleine Zeitung? I can't seem to find it on their website
:)