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Likewise until I saw Red Sparrow. She was amazing in that.
Boyle won't be appreciated for his true genius until he is gone. His range is incredible, crosses Genres with ease. He can take a mundane concept like being trapped under a rock and make it an incredible and thought provoking 2 hour film. He will go down in history as a great of Cinema up there with Kubric and Hitchcock. I am delighted he is doing this. Instant classic coming up.
Sorry Mendes films are in the teens for me but Marc forester film is number 2 for me.
Martin Campbell of course is number 1 for me with Casino Royale but I digress
Discussions are also believed to be under way with the director and producers of the 25th James Bond film about including the building in the film, which will be released next year. Suggested scenarios are understood to include having Bond land on the roof via parachute or helicopter.
EDIT: Hopefully it relates to a PTS, like TWINE.
BTW: Has Boyle done many films which have scenes in multiple locations, or does he tend to stay put in one locale? I think it's the latter, no? Of course that's no indication of what will transpire with B25, but I'm just curious.
If Felix returns, mabey it can double as CIA bulding. Worse sinario: The new Mi6.
Yes, here's hoping London plays into Bond 25 in the same or less capacity it did in TWINE.
let's hope B25 bears absolutely no comparison to TWINE on any level, unlike SF and to a lesser extent SP which are practically homages to the worst film in the series
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Precisely. This is indeed the point. London has been somewhat overused as of late, and I'd also prefer if they dial it back in the next one, and take us someplace exotic for the duration of the film.
I pose the question again: Are Boyle's films usually set in one locale? I think they are but would like some confirmation. Hopefully we are in store for an immersive local experience, like in the earlier Bond films.
I used to work right next to centre point in the early 2000s. Curious location to want to base a Bond set piece around though. Really hope they don't have too much of London in Bond 25. That'll make three in a row.
Martin Cambell is #1 for me as well, GoldenEye and Casino Royale are classics which saved the franchise.
I hope that he can direct Bond 26 with a new actor and "save" the Bond once more.
Campbell has proven his worth for the 007 franchise and Nolan isjust a wet dream for some. ;)
Exactly, I would even go that far and say that Denis Villeneuve would probably make a better Bond than Nolan.
Is he right for Bond? That I'm not entirely sure about, but know he's smart enough, visionary enough, and respectful enough of the franchise to do it justice should he get his hands on it. I have seen enough in his other entries to know that he could pull it off and give us something to remember should he get the gig.
My only concern with him is that it would be very difficult to move forward after he does one, due to the power of his box office and brand pull. For that reason alone I may not want him to do one.
The main issue with Nolan is he is not a director for hire and Eon would likely have to give him full reign on whatever his vision would be hyperthethically speaking. Nolan is clearly a fan there are many nods to Bond in his films,