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I think the chance of Nolan has come and gone, I also think he would be going over even more old ground with it. He would likely also stick with his own cast so it would likely be Tom Hardy as Bond and Cillian Murphy as villain. I can't see him taking a light hearted approach to it. If anything he would try to do the gritty Bond thing in an attempt to better the Craig era.
People focus on Batman and forget other projects, some fans (not all) are waiting for a more tense thriller for Bond and he can produce tension by the bucket loads. IMHO there is more tension and depth in this 4 mins than the whole of SP.
Well, real life conversations drift all the time... Thanks for the clip, it was good, and made me think... oh never mind, just more drifting here ... ;) - But also, by the end of that clip, the links to the other vids gave me a 2-part Nolan-Pacino conversation I hadn't seen before, which was fascinating, and also reminded me how much I've always liked Pacino.
So, well, thanks. :)
anyone seen his first movie?
http://variety.com/2015/film/news/box-office-spectre-peanuts-movie-1201635205/
James Bond’s latest outing, “Spectre,” has opened with a potent $5.25 million in Thursday night preview showings at 3,221 locations in the U.S.
The shows, which started at 7 p.m., generated 14% more business that the $4.6 million in Thursday night previews for “Skyfall” in 2012.
boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=4119&p=.htm
Spectre (3,929 theaters) - $82,509,000
The Peanuts Movie (3,897 theaters) - $52,024,950
If a new Bond film went into production in Spring 2017 it wouldn't come out in late 2017, they typically take 6-8 months in production, then you have post-production after that. Principal photography (production) would need to start late 2016/early 2017 for a late 2017 release.
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=4119&p=.htm
A bit, yes :-P. I still think do, that $52 Million opening for "The Peanuts Movie" is still the absolute max.
Spring comes in March A December release I count that as 9 months brainiac
What will really give us a better indication of SP's BO potential, will be when we get the figures for the full days play of the film on Friday...........to which we will know the figures around about tea time (UK time)! :)
Preview showings beat SF ..how is that not strong?
I did say strong start!
GE 40.9
TND 37.2
TWINE 50.7
DAD 62.1
CR 48.1
QOS 74.6
SF 91.51
Me bad :( ...sorry.
TND........may look weak, but it was up against that rowing boat 'Titanic'...anyway, overall TND did very well in North America.
TWINE.....was up against 'Sleepy Hollow', still TWINE opened up with an opening weekend some $10 mil more than TND, yet in the long run, the film, only just passed TND's US total.
QOS......no major competition, and opened big.........obviously on the good feeling towards Bond after CR. Mind you after this, the films takings dwindled quickly. Makes you wonder if QOS had been Craig's first Bond........we could of been looking at a LTK scenario in the US!
Yes.........its still too early yet for what the opening weekend for Spectre is gonna be.......i mean it must only be mid-afternoon at the latest on the Eastern side of N.America.
I'am hoping film will do around $90 mil for weekend!.........will need to do around $35-40 mil on Friday to have a chance of reaching that mark though!