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According to the photos this won't be a chase scene.
I realize that. But still , there are so many great, cinematic places in London that haven't been used yet in the franchise. These repeat locations are tiresome.
You're absolutely correct, but it was done in jest.
Craig can be a little unrefined at times (read some of his interviews). I'm sure he wouldn't have wanted that photo splashed all over the place if he could do it again.
Nah, he's just ordering 2 pints
:D
Voila!
Thanks @marketto007.
The day just got better!
We saw the Thames featured once before, minus the odd shot, in an overlong boat chase. This on the other hand seems to be a scene with a proper sense of place and atmosphere, not an action scene.
Guys. It'll be a similar scene as the one we're Bond was transported with Tanner in a Range Rover to the underground MI6 office in "Skyfall". Nothing more. It'll probably be a scene of 1 min. And like all those London intro's in the Bond films. Like the 4 sec shot of the Big Ben in "Casino Royale" before we see a raging "M" leaving the committee room...
Shhhh, don't give them any ideas or...
...oh. Wait...
That's what I think it will be.
agree
Does it matter either way? Bottom line is itsbthe timeline thread. Ignore the extra if you want. I do it so people know the difference between a 7 page argument and an actual update.
It was just a suggestion, which I believe is valid. I didn't mean to interfer. But then be up to date. The Thames shoot is over and I feel, its irritating, if you leave those titles until the next comes along. Again, its up to you, of course.
Don't make a hoo ha about things.
The Thames shoot is indeed over, so a valid comment from GL. I would say that the most up to date topic is product placement.
Well, as English is not GL's mother tongue (I believe?), one would suspect that it is a semantics issue, no?
It's a problem I encounter all the time when I speak French as a non native speaker.
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-I understand from the Gawker article and the EON press release over the weekend that two early versions of the script got out. However, these documents are part of a large file dump so have been difficult for people to actually get hold of.
-Secondly, I know that a detailed 10 page shooting schedule has leaked that goes through the film scene by scene.
But is that it? I have no intention of reading any leaks until after I've seen the film but I just want to be sure what people who have read them have actually seen (mainly so I know what topics to avoid discussing with them).
Wed, 17 December 2014
“Sony Pictures has been the victim of an unprecedented criminal assault against our employees, our customers, and our business,” the studio’s statement continued. “Those who attacked us stole our intellectual property, private emails, and sensitive and proprietary material, and sought to destroy our spirit and our morale – all apparently to thwart the release of a movie they did not like. We are deeply saddened at this brazen effort to suppress the distribution of a movie, and in the process do damage to our company, our employees, and the American public. We stand by our filmmakers and their right to free expression and are extremely disappointed by this outcome.”
http://www.justjared.com/2014/12/17/sony-officially-cancels-the-interview-theatrical-release/
You can get an almost identical one at your local M&S.
Now they should fire or at least demote Amy Pascal while they're at it.