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I count 9 (and only 8 in the official 007.com picture with the 3 V8's and the Valhalla), but yes, that would be great.
... oops, I stand corrected, missed contrabands first picture. 10 it is. And all with BMW engines?
Man. That is a very high rise on those pants.
@slyfox do you know anything?
Taken this afternoon:
I think one of the reasons we have more and more of such 'weird' on-site set constructions, is because EON Productions seems not to be so interested anymore in long, extensive location scouting? In the old days, the production team simply were filming in a huge, luxury hotel, like Hotel Cala Di Volpe in Sardinia.
Obviously lots of ideas have been drawn out by the production designer, but I think there wasn't enough time anymore to find such a real-life hotel. Hence they throw all the money at building an on-set construction. And I think it's not only cheaper, it's especially more time-efficient given the fact that NTTD is pretty much a heavily delayed production (you can't rent space at Pinewood for years hehe).
I guess a solution like this is a bit of an 'in-betweener', being not built up at Pinewood, but still necessary to build real-life on a location.
There's also a video here if someone can post it:
https://m.facebook.com/groups/1523765711248366/permalink/2235286376762959/?d=m&s=1763180682
Likewise. It’s equally possible that they scouted the location, fell in love with it, and wanted to capture a very specific view.
From my point of the view the luxury of a Bond production is they can indulge themselves in that regard, where a cheaper film would fudge it. But if you’ve got a stick up your arse about EON you’ll look to concoct even a slither of conjecture that seeks to give it a negative slant.
Try this for video
https://keepvid.pro/facebook-video-downloader
I tried but I don't have an account yet.
Edit:
Seen it now. Useless 15 sec. They kiss but still useless
Way more eloquently put than I could’ve managed, well in.
Also good spot on the zoom @jake24
Jeez. Maybe it...ehmm….ISSS.....cheaper to film that way? Thus very cost-efficient for EON? What do you think @RC7?
Look, can I also look forward to NTTD? It interests me hugely what they are doing. And I have been over my heads about this shot. Truly magnificent:
I agree @GertGettler. This Matera shoot has me flummoxed. And I love it.
Is this Range Rover in the movie? It has German registration plates from the area around Frankfurt.
All but certain it’s just to transfer the actors to and from set.
Exactly. Given what we seen so far, all behind-the-scenes stuff, it's still only about 20-30%. If that.
Is it the earliest scene from Matera?
Whatever scene it is, it features Daniel Craig, even though we can't see him. The man with the sweater around his neck, looking at his phone, is his personal bodyguard.