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Yes, the first two are brilliant. The third, I think, took itself a but too serious, and was overlong. Ironically that's the one which won all the Oscars!
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Perfect example of not liking something not being a reflection on their quality.
They're probably great to their respective genre, I just don't really care for it.
I could not agree with you more. I've never been a swords&sandels/Middle-earth genre fan, but I understand that if you are, this would be gold to you.
That said, I have a friend who has no interest whatsoever in Star Wars. He's never seen them and has no interest because sci-fi does nothing for him, but still, it cuts deep that he could be left out of such a big cultural touchstone.
I think they are up to, what 19 entries now, with 2 more films per year projected.
Even with the snail production pace of recent years, Bond could still hold the record as longest running series involving the same principal character or team of characters.
Even then, Bond would still top the MCU because it stars the same character.
Yes that distinction is there.
But what they have in common is they are both continuous running series. The MCU character and story crossover is so pronounced that I think it can legitimately be seen to be poised to overtake Bond in regard as continuously running series.......but yes standalone character-wise, Bond is still well in front even with the post DAD production snail pace.
22 of them.
Bond films not going there, me thinks. Unsure why we are discussing them here.
Except maybe the cinematography? That was stunning and Bond 25 cinematographer is of great interest to me.
You'll be able to see the New Zealand countryside in the upcoming Mission Impossible : Fallout, if you like.
Don't think Bond needs to follow suit again with MI
I want at least part of Bond25 in Japan. Past due.
Better to "call out" MI for all the Bond items presented in their trailer.
I have a feeling: no NZ and no Japan and no SP
Sean Bean. Christopher Lee. John Rhys-Davies?
;)
Japan truly is a beautiful country and we haven't visited it since 1967. YOLT showed great stuff but there's a lot more to be found.
Since SP attempted some -- albeit modest -- hints at OHMSS, why not make B25 this era's YOLT (and I'm talking Fleming, not volcano lairs).
Agreed.
No. MI already lead the way in death defying stunts.
Problem is, I don't care if Ethan Hunt lives or dies. He's not a character worth investing in.
You mean 2012.
Better make that two.
Some places Bond has never been to that I'd love to see in Bond 25
Israel
Chicago
Great Wall of China (was possibly going to be used in 3rd Dalton film)
I have faith in Boyle and Hodge that they will do the locations they choose justice