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It seems to be a common misconception but I’m fairly certain that Fukunaga said AVTAK was his FIRST bond film, not favorite
It could be troubling if it was his favorite
Why? It's an entertaining film, and that's all I want for B25 to be.
+1. If B25 is like AVTAK I will have a blast with it.
Not my favorite bond film but it certainly has it's fair share of excitement.
And thankfully Craig doesn’t look nearly as old now as Moore did during AVTAK. I love Sir Roger but he aged 10 years between Octopussy and AVTAK.
FTFY ;)
And a score too!
What? I don't think that, right now, you are in any position to issue any demands of MI6 - HQ!
Do you?
And, we will look into the accusation levelled at us.
That's a brilliant picture,great find @Denbigh .
That would have seriously elevated the film by a loooooong way !!
Just noticed Rami Malek clapping while Bond theme is playing :D
With introduction way of Oberhauser and choosen cinematopgraphy/production design,
It pains me to this day that we didn't get a more inventive scene than that dismal torture sequence in SP. I was into that film and willing to forgive its shortcoming until that scene. Though, the Solar Furnace scene would have been worse.
I would have loved to see Craig play cards again (a nice callback to CR). However, it was not meant to be. They sadly failed to realise that Waltz is NOT menacing and the torture scene just exasperated that fact. He fares so much better in dialogue scenes and could have stolen the film if the above scene was allowed to play out.
Alas, Mendes et al balked and fell back on a Bondian cliche to get themselves out of a narrative conundrum. I really don't want Waltz back for the next film.
Please give me Rami Malek!
Just checked back, for Bond 24 the tweet went up on @007 at 10.18am on the morning of 2 Dec (so two days before)
And the media invite was emailed to journalists later that day.
Although I seem to remember we may have known a day or so before all that that something was on the way?
(I have no inside information about whether anything similar will be happening for Bond 25 and if it is when that might happen)
Lizo.
Something spoilery on Twitter was just posted on AJB forum. Read at your own risk!
Credit to @Someone from AJB
Twitter news, also mentions shooting dates in late March:
An interesting idea, that I think may have been
Two killers in hiding, Bond and Swann, trying to put the past behind and failing. Something like that.
Nope, the problem is that they cut out all the good ideas from the script.
I don't like that idea at all. I'm feeling they're scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Maybe they should scratch this film, set a new release date for 2022, hire new writers and scour the Fleming novels for better ideas?
Then again making Blofeld a woman or an African warlord were terrible ideas which I'm glad they left out. Not that I like the stepbrother angle mind you.