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For some reason I see Spacey as Blofeld. It might be because of Superman Returns.
He was one of the few high points in that awful movie. He wouldn't be my first pick to play Blofeld, but I think he could do it.
Or he could play it like he does in the film Se7en, where (SPOILERS AHEAD)
That's why I don't want to see him as Blofeld. Not if he is bald anyway.
Oh, and here's another wish for Bond 24: a not bald Blofeld.
God willing
I'd rather have no Blofeld than a bad Blofeld, but ideally, eventually, I would love to see a Blofeld done properly.
I like it too because I use to think the same these days.
Richards: "We have a visitor below. Eliminate him - take the submersible."
Let's see some underwater action this time around. Just whack a few spear guns on the front of this baby, a mysterious company logo and we're good to go!
http://www.wherecoolthingshappen.com/the-necker-nymph-submarine/
He is a bit old too. Had they ever done a DS9 movie, Dukat would have made a great villain, even though I thought he was wasted in the last season with that Pa-Wraith mumbo jumbo.
Anyway, back on topic: gambling scenes back.
Alaimo is in his early 70s. He could still play a convincing villain. He is an underrated actor, if ever there was one.
I would like to see the traditional gunbarrel at the start of the film. The intro of CR was cool, and it made sense to have it at the end of Skyfall as it was the 50th anniversary, but I'd like to see it back at the start of the film, where it belongs, for Bond 24.
I'd also like to see Gene Hackman come out of retirement to play a Bond villain.
Sam Mendes back
'The Brosnan Three' rule - 1 Bond girl who is killed half-way through, 1 Bond girl who is in it briefly, and 1 Bond girl who survives the whole film and beds him at the end
JAPAN!!!! [-O<
SKI CHASE!!!
:)>-
Edit: I agree with above - Ken Adam-style fortress and limited Moneypenny and M. A bit more Q in the field though
I cannot disagree with you more with those two. Bringing more gadgets and one liners would bring the franchise back to where it was before CR: a parody of itself and an embarrassment. As for the second one, where do you get it is from Brosnan's era? The only Brosnan movie that would follow this "rule" is TND! And it would make the movies far too formulaic.
A larger scale film. I want the villain to have a really big, world threatening evil plan that Bond has to stop. I think the villains in the Craig films so far haven't been very ambitious at all.
@QBranch That's a cool idea, another water based Bond film, like TB and TSWLM. I'd actually prefer that to a snowy Bond film.
I second this.
No wonder YOLT is so by the number. I want to see Bond ending up with the girl in Bond 24, but I do want the movie to bring its own originality regarding the relationship with the Bond girl.
Skyfall did this as well.
TND and TLD subtley set up the rest of the movie (the encoder in TND, Smert Spionman in TLD), but they also work as stand alone, mini Bond adventures. I suppose CR also fits this category: Bond gets his 00 status which sets up the rest of the film, his first mission. And GF: Bond flies off to Miami at the end of the PTS, setting up the rest of the movie.
The difference is though with these films, they open up plot threads but don't really start the main story. They work as stand alones, unlike SF, QOS, DAD.
Doesn't need to be world domination, just needs to be a bigger scale plan than nicking some water or killing an old woman. It could just be a massive terrorist attack or something. Something that'd have big consequences if Bond fails.
In Skyfall, Bond fails to stop the villains plan, and it doesn't really affect anyone except him, M and her family/friends. She was going to be forced into retirement anyway so it doesn't even affect MI6.
I don't think it is credible. It was not really even then. Dr No was merely fantasizing about it, in fact it is Bond who verbalizes this SPECTRE desire. In the early Bond movies, until YOLT, while the plans are mostly large-scale and could potentially change the world we live in, they never involve world domination.
Well, in QOS, regardless of its execution, the control of Bolivia by a terrorist and criminal organisation is certainly large-scale enough and could have terrible consequences, especially if both the USA and the UK were fooled into turning a blind eye.
In SF, Bond recovers the list, he also prevents Silva from discrediting MI6 to the point of its demise, or at least its tutelage.