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After my new cover story neither eon want't me too.
I don't how you did it how you leaked this news.
But i told tell them that you and Sam knows everthing about it.
American Beauty.. poor Sam, he tryde to make me straight.
Everyone who worked with me will be a shamed and out off job.
Even this guy next too you with his looks..
So you getting out this car and ask Debbie girl to for your comeback..
Then you going to play the dangerious directer we all whant see back for second refival.
2019.
Spectre was #4 in gross for bond films out of 24 films.. Live and let die was popular at #5 because of Paul McCartney...
If Justin Bieber was in the next movie do you know how many jb fans would go see the movie? A lot lol. A lot of movie goers are middle school-high schoolers in my area and I live close to Austin, Tx. Tickets sell out fast. When I saw SP and SF it was all a super young crowd. There were some older people around 40+ but still.
Well, I guess he waltzed off.
He couldn't hanslanda the pressure.
I’m not in middle school or high school and I am past the college age so nice try..
I do miss the simplicity of the old way of doing things. A new film with a new story would come out, if you liked it great, if not then oh well there'll be another one along in a couple of years, maybe that'll be better.
Now a new film will come out every three or four years but you'd better brush up on your knowledge of the last couple just in case they're in the mood for continuity as well as Oscar nominations. Don't like the new film? Well another one will be along, eventually, but it could well be a sequel, or could not, depends how they feel. Either way you'll have to wait the best part of half a decade to find out.
That what I was thinking make waltz Blofeld a fake
He's got a point
This is certainly an issue.
Any director worth his salt would say no to cleaning up the steaming turd Mendes has left. But the baggage is not solely Mendes it's also Craig and the Craig era. They put continuity and connected narrative above all else with the Craig era and to just ignore all that for one tacked on film seems a massive cop out and a pretty pointless exercise to be honest.
By all logic and reason the obvious thing to do would be to recast and start with a clean slate but of course that's not happening as due to trying to nail a better distribution deal they have signed Craig for one more.
Babs is not fussed and would rather do her arty farty Oscar bait projects. MGW is spent and deserves his retirement. Dan is only really in it for the money at this stage (and possibly trying to elevate his legacy to join the big 2 of Sean and Rog). P&W sound like they are out of ideas. No director of substance would want to touch it. Even amongst the fans here there doesn't seem much excitement. We're just treading water until 2022 and a new Bond.
I can't help feeling B25 is shaping up to be a lame duck film that nobody really wants.
http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/899263-the-rhythm-section-starring-blake-lively-gets-a-release-date
Except when they didn't. If you're going to play the continuity game, you have to go all in or don't try. Quantum of Solace was a "direct sequel" even though there were basic flaws (Bond goes from three-piece suit to two-piece suit, car changes, etc.)
When you don't make "direct sequel" *an integral part of the marketing* this doesn't really matter. But when you play it up in all your marketing, press conferences, etc., it invites greater scrutiny.
If they had never said "direct sequel," Bond could have been driving for days with Mr. White in the trunk for all we knew. But we had Michael G. Wilson saying Quantum started "literally an hour" after Casino at a press event.
With 20/20 hindsight, they should have zipped their lips and never said "direct sequel" if they weren't prepared to follow that course.
The humor in SF actually comes from what is not said. The National Gallery scene, with Q, is one of the more humorous scenes in a Bond film. The look on DC's face, when Q sits next to him, is priceless, and the reason DC is likely the best overall actor to ever play the role.
Stop stop stop with the plot holes nonsense. This is BOND!!!! Every single film is choc full of not only gaping plot holes, but stupid plots, including facial reconstruction, stolen nuclear missiles, lazers, and space stations. And ridiculous send-ups, like a double-taking pigeon, a henchman who survives being thrown off a moving train, a bowler hat with a razor brim, a "poisonous" tarantula (which doesn't exist), a deadly scorpion (also doesn't exist), a woman who can crush men with her thighs, and on and on . I mean, for the love of Gawd... the whining about SF's plot within this arena is laughable.
And to answer your question: YES. A lot of the endings are that bad. But we ignore them anyway. Granted, SP's was pretty bad. I agree there.
Suuuuuuure. Next thing you know you’ll be posting articles from the internet supporting this fact...
The Ferryman is a smash show in London. If he's taking it to Broadway is he recasting? If not then it might not be as big a time consumer as you assume.
Thank you, @RichardTheBruce
If Waltz confirmed his return it give away Blofeld and Spectre are part of a Bond 25 story. He also has prior for saying his character is not Blofeld. I would take what he said with a pinch of salt.
Amen. Was watching his movies earlier today.
Nailed it.