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1) Craig definitely doesn't suit short, skinhead hair. SF proved that, and seeing that interview reminded me of the fact.
2) The clip. Wow! I'm back on board being excited for the film again. That clip was awesome. Bit of tension, Craig looks battered, action looks plausible. Yes, this is what I want to see in a Bond film.
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Regarding the music, there is very little to get from this as it's such a suspenseful scene but I'm getting QoS vibes especially from that last guitar twang before the clip ends
Reminds me of one the best scenes/cues from QoS
The SF 'do wasn't a total "skinhead" crew cut, though close. What we're seeing now is a COVID clipper job. LOL
He's like: "Damn these Italian mosquitos" and then "Oh, someone's shooting at me".[/quote]
I don't like the idea of bulletproof Bond. It's awful. Bullets hurts and Bond is not a Superman.
I hope that it will be revealed that he's wearing a bulletproof jacket from Q Branch.
He actually did get a buzz cut in the the original LALD novel.
It just seems odd that people are laying the blame on the shoulders of a single film for saving an entire business sector. It seems to me that if you needed that one movie to keep you alive you were in pretty rough shape to begin with. And anyway with COVID still in play, cinemas are selling (at best) half as many tickets per screening, and no food or drink - which as I understand it is a major profit center for them.
Is this being overblown, or am I missing something?
But ultimately it's all about what the Bond delay does - more and more films vacate 2020 as cinemas end up closing as a result of the Bond delay... The idea behind Tenet sticking out is that it was gonna lead to Quiet Place 2, Wonder Woman, Black Widow, Bond all coming right after it. Due to Tenet's US underperformance, everyone panicked.
And actually, food and drink is still allowed in the UK... Take the US, San Francisco, the mayor said that cinemas could open but without concession - the cinemas said they'd rather stay closed.
If NTTD hadn't been delayed already, it most certainly would by now.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/oct/08/the-future-of-cinema-seven-experts-on-industry-now
I don't like the idea of bulletproof Bond. It's awful. Bullets hurts and Bond is not a Superman.
I hope that it will be revealed that he's wearing a bulletproof jacket from Q Branch.
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He's not hit by it, it just grazes him.
Bond should simply do the same and go straight to streaming to try to get some kind of positive out of this situation. At least Ben looks fantastic and Craig is in high spirits! That's something good. :))
Lol he won’t.
He's not hit by it, it just grazes him.[/quote]
Personally, I wouldn't have minded it at that moment during the bridge attack scene. Would've added more tension and higher stakes if a bullet Bond in the arm or shoulder.
Personally, I wouldn't have minded it at that moment during the bridge attack scene. Would've added more tension and higher stakes if a bullet Bond in the arm or shoulder.[/quote]
I quite like that he was grazed by a bullet. I don't believe that's happened before in a Bond film. Close enough for tension but also allows him to realistically fight on.
With the rise in cases in Europe, the release for April is definitely in doubt now. They love delaying it so it would probably never be released in 2021.
Keep enjoying the clips guys. It's probably all we'll be able to see of the movie.
I'm thinking differently at this point in time.
That's what we thought months ago too when they announced November for a release.
Expect a surge in cases as we approach Christmas and the new year. Followed by the Chinese New year holiday where people will be moving around a lot. Unless they suddenly decide to stream the movie, I'm not expecting a release in 2021 at all. Hope I'm wrong.
After all the hope I've placed in November only to be disappointed by yet another delay, I'm definitely not placing hopes for a 2021 release.
Your last comment implied the film won't be seen until 2022, maybe hyperbole I understand.
But I don't have that ethos. Based on my awareness of the current state at the time and anticipating the future, knowing applied science and allowed protocols for theater attendance I'll pretty much support seeing the film whenever it's available. That's not automatically how all filmgoers will react, let's see how they do.
Time will tell, and we're not even close on that count timewise.
+1
This is pretty much it, unfortunately.
Drama queen much?