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The Bourne identity has a lot in common with FRWL.
It's like Three Days of the Condor meets FRWL.
Well i dont want Snyder near 007 now
Did you want him near it before?
No. Zack Snyder should only make his own projects. I still hold him partially responsible for the DCEU failing. WB shouldn’t have hired him, if they wanted to have crowd pleasers. They should have realized how controversial he can be.
As for Young Bond, I could go either way. It’s getting tiring too have Bond’s (or M’s) past coming back to haunt them.
In other words, it's a NO for me.
"Is this further evidence Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan is to take the helm of the next much-anticipated James Bond film?
I spotted him doing a late bit of Christmas shopping last week in Jermyn Street, London, where 007 bought his clothes in Ian Fleming's novels.
Nolan, 53, is said to want to make period versions of Fleming's thrillers, so where better to carry out some early research?"
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12902291/EDEN-CONFIDENTIAL-Christmas-miracle-Ewan-McGregors-ex-current-wife-bury-hatchet-spend-festive-season-together.html
God I love the tabloids so much. Olympic level leaps of logic.
It's actually not uncommon to see Nolan wandering around that part of West London, likely when he's not in LA. I have friends who still live there who've seen him in previous years at similar times. So no, he's probably not doing anything for Bond - he's just a rich middle aged man who shops in those parts of London.
Remembers me, that, when they shot SP, Mark Strong visited the set, and people gathered, that Strong will be the Bond villain. A rumour Strong shut down at once, claiming he was around and visited his old mate Daniel Craig...
You might recall Fennell from "Promising Young Woman," a film that not only earned her an Oscar for screenwriting but also showcased her knack for injecting wit and mischief into her work. Now, picture that sensibility in a Bond film – a blend of action and character depth.
Barbara Broccoli's attendance at the "Saltburn" BFI premiere caught my attention. That film might be divisive, but Fennell's flair for the daring and provocative could bring a unique flavour to the Bond franchise. Remember those sultry Cuba scenes in "No Time to Die"? Fennell could take that and amp it up. More character depth, more mischief – a Bond film with a real punch. I'm all for flamboyant, daring, and provocative – it keeps things spicy. She has a Tarantino vibe in breaking the rules with irreverence.
Additionally, she has a track record of collaboration with Linus Sandgren, the DP behind the stunning visuals in "No Time to Die." Their synergy could elevate the visual experience of a Bond film to new heights.
No frills, no jokes – just a straightforward suggestion. What are your thoughts on Fennell directing the next Bond adventure?
I am suspicious of her approach to certain things but would be very game for a Bond movie attempt I have to admit. I just haven't really liked her work so far, but it's visually striking and clearly connects with people, so maybe subject matter change could help me understand. Also didn't realize she'd worked on Killing Eve, part of which I liked.
I would love to see Emerald Fennell involved in Bond 26 as either a writer or director. Not sure if there is anything to it but perhaps a relationship with Amazon has been paved as Saltburn pteimered in home release on Prime. This along with the apparent connection between Broccoli and Fennell could put it in the realm of possible. Fennell also has a history of working with Waller-Bridge who was celebrated by EON for her involvement in No Time To Die.
That's my one concern with Fennell: she's a really fun storyteller but she doesn't always stick the landing and her twists can be a bit too forced.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/christopher-nolan-reacts-to-peloton-instructor-bashing-his-movie-during-live-class-hes-taking?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=benshapiro&fbclid=IwAR2oTjImG-KpoRVdgZfSjAQY4p-yW0BkwVmzHaik1pw7U2XfmWT0B1uc6Iw
They easily discovered who the poor the poor woman was.
She recovered quite nicely saying she loved Oppenheimer, and asked Nolan to join another of her classes, 😂.
Nolan can be such a supreme twit.
TENET is a mess of a movie, shaking cameras, a lot of noise they claim to call it music, and the story is so overtly complicated, that I suspect, the only purpose was, that the audience does not get it the first time, and maybe even not on second viewing, but third time. I watched it once, and completely forgot it after I'd left the theatre. Nolan can do better, OPPENHEIMER was ... okay. But the last really good Nolan movie IMHO is INCEPTION, although the story is also complicated and outlandish, but at least it gets the attention and anticipation of the audience and is entertaining and suspenseful, plus it has Hans Zimmer's great score...