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http://www.artofvfx.com/spectre-zave-jackson-vfx-supervisor-cinesite/
This is what you mean with painting look
I appreciate that kind of detail, but for a Bond film, it's utterly pretentious.
In an interview he said Lara had no house servant in the games, meaning he did not know them at all.
Brosnan whom I worship as Bond made an embarrassment out of himself in an interview miscounting and misconducting the chronology of the Bond books. Does that mean he's not to be summoned as a man worthy enough to be part of the series?
No, it was a silly mistake on his part.
I appreciate that kind of detail, but for a Bond film, it's utterly pretentious. [/quote]
Right. By all means let's knock Bond films for aspiring to something greater than popcorn and Pepsi Cola. SP's aesthetics were not only Bondian in spades, but genuinely artistic. Bully, I say, and bring on some more.
Right. By all means let's knock Bond films for aspiring to something greater than popcorn and Pepsi Cola. SP's aesthetics were not only Bondian in spades, but genuinely artistic. Bully, I say, and bring on some more. [/quote]
"Bondian in spades"?
Yeah sure. Just as SP is a good and competently made movie.
Vaughn would've been good but I think Kingsman will have written off his chances and I think he probably prefers it that way. He can basically do what he likes with those films no matter how insane. Not that I think he'd want to do Bond the way he does Kingsman (I think he'd know he'd need to approach it with a lot more restraint), but it's probably more fun being able to indulge all his insane fantasies than abide by certain rules. He would have been a good choice in Craig's early days imo, especially coming off Layer Cake.
Ritchie I really like but he's wrong for Bond imo. He should give us Rock n Rolla 2, Sherlock Holmes 2 or another Statham collab.
I'd really, really like Gareth Evans. The Raid films are brilliant and I think it's only a matter of time before some big studio snaps him up for a big blockbuster (he was one of the names rumoured for Assassin's Creed). I really want EON to get there before Marvel or Disney or WB or someone else gets a hold of him. Him and Nolan would be my top two choices but I think they'd be best saved for Bond 26. I'd really like Mendes or Campbell back for Craig's last but I know that's unlikely.
Thank you. That's all I've got, I come up with things like these in the spur of the moment. ;)
Croatian News outlet reported it. I also saw James Bond Denmark's Twitter feed was reporting the same thing.
@dominicgreene Like I said, it's very doubtful.
He only reported that Craig was lobbying for Villeneuve. He never reported Villeneuve had the job.
Without a distributor, Bond 25 doesn't get into theaters.
Without a distributor, probably half of Bond 25's funding isn't in place.
The Eon-MGM announcement of a U.S. release date of November 2019 means almost nothing.
Suffice to say if they don't film in January, I will throw the biggest temper tantrum this forum has ever seen.
Right. By all means let's knock Bond films for aspiring to something greater than popcorn and Pepsi Cola. SP's aesthetics were not only Bondian in spades, but genuinely artistic. Bully, I say, and bring on some more. [/quote]
That would be fine, but SP's story and emotional intelligence resemble this amount of harmony:
I agree 100% let's stop being such drama kings and have faith that eon knows what they are doing.
https://www.total-croatia-news.com/lifestyle/22382-james-bond-coming-to-dubrovnik-in-january-2018
I think making a film look like a painting can be a fantastic idea. Blade Runner at manyplaces gives that impression. IMO it wasn´t executed properly in SP, which is surprising and disappointing, considering the massive talent involved.
I appreciate that kind of detail, but for a Bond film, it's utterly pretentious. [/quote]Most of all because it hampers the flow of the story instead of complimenting it.
If it's a typo then they're all making the same one
http://www.thedubrovniktimes.com/news/dubrovnik/item/3176-james-bond-coming-to-film-in-dubrovnik-in-january-2018
But this article is also claiming the Raymond Benson adaptation ...
Edit: the rags in Toronto have copy and pasted all the rumours and added it will be called SHATTERHAND. So who knows anything other than we know nothing-- except for the date of release and the lead actor... and both of these things could also change.