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Yes, it's usually the one told to police officers about cross dressing.
Yes, it's called "How to make a bad Bond film".
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But it is a delicate balance of when to leave the forum. I may try to stay a bit longer this coming round, but I will still be careful. Photos also can give away too much, not just comments. Do we all remember the foraging photographer? (I forget her username; she was photographing scenes from outdoor filming of Skyfall ...)
I hope it's this October or November.
Comment Free Photo Thread is kept locked, only moderators have access to it. They repost pics from the original thread (no clapperboards), but without description (location, date, characters, etc.). No one has the possibility to comment. This requires a bit of extra work, but I think it's much easier to do this than to constantly keep an eye on spoilers and delete them all over the message board.
Of course, this is up to moderators. If they decide not to do it, then I'll just have to live with it, and I'll give my best to stay away from this place till the film comes out. :)
I'm making this suggestion for them to consider, because I think there are people like me who don't want the film spoiled. I admit it is fun to follow the filmmaking process, but nothing beats the feeling you have when you are in the theater, watching a new Bond film not knowing what to expect.
Whyle i think knowing or
A bit spoilers like the picture of Daniel Craig look over London, previous i don't have a problem with. Iam re-consider this now. Also someone in the cinema, spoild the thing with the dog for me [-X ~X(
A lot of things are before spoilt to much, but if the movie been much better and get a better release date this not happend. See 5 things to inprove on Skyfall thread.
Tomorrow Never Dies- He dressed up as a car salesman and met Bond in the field.
The World Is Not Enough- MI6 got blown up so he had to make do with the Scotland HQ.
Die Another Day- Bond was kept an unofficial agent so he had to meet him at the abandoned tube station.
Casino Royale- Q wasn't in it.
Quantum Of Solace- Q wasn't in it.
Skyfall- MI6 got blown up again so he had to meet him at the gallery.
For Bond 24 I want a big busy white lab with men in white coats testing some mental gadgets please :)
I am too curious not to read spoilers, but damnit! You just ruined B24 for me.
http://www.theguardian.com/stage/2014/jan/24/king-lear-olivier-theatre-review
http://metro.co.uk/2014/01/24/king-lear-national-theatre-sam-mendes-and-simon-russell-beale-deliver-a-brutal-unforgettable-collaboration-4275792/
So now the play is open I'd imagine his focus is going to be moving onto Bond very soon.
I've all but given up on the gunbarrel. Even if it's back at the beginning, they'll probably use a crap design again (why won't they use the Brosnan one? It was the perfect update of the old Binder design), and Mendes, the producers and everyone else involved have shown that they don't give a toss about it.
I would love it if Bond 24 opened with a gunbarrel, using the old design or the Brosnan era one, that's actually paced well (the blood now falls down the screen before the music's finished, it's way too fast). But I'm not holding my breath.
I'm sick of being disappointed by the GB so this time, I'm going into Bond 24 expecting a crap looking gunbarrel tacked on at the end, unless I hear otherwise from people who've seen it before me. That way I can't be disappointed again.
I imagine so! The job of directing a play more or less finishes opening night so now he can put his full focus on Bond again. On a side note what I would give to see this production of King Lear 8-|