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All in contrast to the grander and more traditional vibes of Skyfall & Spectre.
Btw, happy birthday @Denbigh!! What did you think of this combo day (Knives Out and trailer)? Hope you’re at least as happy as I am.
Where are you seeing green screen?
But then Bond may not be in the PTS if that happens. That doesn’t feel likely to me.
SP had a similar line from Bond to Blofeld.
Craig's suits look to be cut properly this time (again unlike SF and SP). Nice touch on the guitar in the opening, and overall I'm at least intrigued to see where this goes.
This might actually be the time when the try for a 'more serious story' actually gets off the ground.
She says 2 years.
So that means that the movie is happening 2 years after SPECTRE i'd say?
I think they miiiiiiight be setting up the angle that he is Dr. No (time to die)
A really lazy move if it ends up a reality.
His lair even reminds me of Dr. No's
The new Omega even has 62 inscribed on its back.
That's an interesting observation. I assumed it was a solo mission Nomi was on as a way to introduce her.
It’s neither ;)
Anything you can share, friend?
Is she Madeleine? Alone? Why behind? Is she protecting someone?...
The Italian plate:
It's not this plate then...
Craig's good side :)
It’s probably the same laboratory assault that damaged the 007 stage. A Spectre assault at a government genetic facility, many have speculated. But hey...probably.
The glass is really perplexing. Why is Safin wearing a heavy coat with a new mask in London?
If the flashback theory is true...Safin never went to the mall and bought a new coat?
So, they'll team up and discover whats beneath Safi'ns lair...
(Somebody please help me make the images visible here... I'm not understanding how to make it work)
EDIT: Now they work
I'm getting a very modern, gritty vibe more like his first two entries. Cary did say CR was his favorite bond film.
I'm not seeing it but is it really lazy or even a problem if they do? I mean, depending on your count, the fifth or sixth Joker iteration just made a billion dollars at the box office. We accept a new Blofeld, why not a new Dr. No? Lazy is simply remaking DR. NO.
I have been saying this for months...
BUT...
So very happy with all I am seeing, trailer and stills. This will be a hot, beautiful, shimmering, fateful Bond story well told with stunning cinematography. No complaints at all. This is just solidifying my faith in Cary and Linus.
AND - kinda important - Daniel looks amazing. So fit, so full of intensity and energy and purpose. I didn't even notice the smaller things at first - like his suits fitting better or his hair just right, because this story looks to be very compelling and beautifully shot.
Anyway first off, I have to say I was not expecting to see so much, but I'll take it. Obvs.
- Cinematography is on point.
- The stakes feel so much higher.
- I love that it seems we're getting a personal connection and a proper villain's plot.
- Matera is gonna be an amazing sequence. Love the action and the romantic scenes.
- That Universal/Window twist shot was incredible and majorly unexpected.
- Jamaica looks beautiful.
- Lashana Lynch looks great. Love her line about the "knee".
- She says 2 years guys. She's got a proper modern London voice which I like.
- I like that there's gonna be some friction between them at first.
- The presumed dead thing felt weird but I don't think it's gonna be as big of a thing as people think.
- Blofeld's back. Cool. I would've given him a beard personally.
- Lea Seydoux, I love you. Glad to see you're getting more to do.
- Major Live and Let Die vibes from Craig running through trees to the helicopter.
- The Norway sequence looks it might be a highlight of the film.
- Love the white mask.
- Everyone stepping away from Bond is so cool.
- As is the "gas" scene if that's what it is.
- Malek's base looks beautiful.
- ACTION PACKED!
- Ana de Armas looks beautiful too and is kicking ass.
- Now the base shot iwth the lights in the water and what looks men red suits looks ripped straight out The Spy Who Loved Me but with a modern twist.
- Nomi killing it in Cuba.
- The Aston stunt is perfect.
- And gunbarrel reference on point.
Overall, frickin' love it. This film looks like it could be the most classic James Bond film we've seen, even more than CR and SF, only because it feels like it has a classic plot, lots of iconic characters that get involved, high-stakes, and all of that with the modern context of the Craig-era. It just already feels like it belongs to sit on the shelf with every other film. Bring on April 2nd. I think people are gonna be remembering No Time to Die for a very long time :)
P.S. I'd maybe stop with the trailers after this, but that might be difficult considering how long we've still got.