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Right you are. Fukundren, or Sandunaga make the perfect team ;)
I must admit the things I'm more interested about in this one are the production design and the cinematography. And wishing I'll feel the same about the musical score.
I hope Sandgren surpasses Deakins as the best cinematographer we've had.
Was dying to make that joke. Glad someone did ;)
Anyone noticed that Charles knew the synopsis? I know he's a Bond fan. Quite a big one at that, having an Aston Martin himself, and not just the real thing, he had one off the cradle when he was a toddler. The brand made him a miniature one, if I'm not mistaken. And he's been to numerous Bond sets, most famously in 87, with Diana, at the TLD set, when she broke a stunt bottle in his head (with some gusto, I must add). Guy's a bigger fan than some of us. He may be lurking here as we speak ;)
I can see a scene where M says to Moneypenny, ‘ Send in 007’
Moments later in walks Lynch.
At 1:36... is that a confirmation?
Freddie Young had two Oscars by the time he shot YOLT. Ted Moore also won an Oscar in between Thunderball and Diamonds Are Forever.
Yeah, I mentioned the ID on the previous page. I'm guessing he has it by the start of the scene and by the end, Bond has won M over and restored him to active field duty, with Lashana Lynch's character accompanying him on the mission. She could be learning from him, or conversely, she could be evaluating his "performance".
Great to see some positive press for Bond 25!!!! Certainly has its perks being a Royal!!!
Yes it is. Let's hope it all ends up on film this time. It's quite the lovely set, isn't it?
Probably because of what happened in
Great to see the set photos - all very exciting!
Great to get confirmation that the Vantage from TLD will feature in B25 and isn't just being used for some Aston Martin ad or other film as some had speculated.
Prince Charles: This is your last one?
DC: It is, yes.
That was unlikely, but great to see it confirmed even so.
Yes you're right. I knew about the Young combo with Lean, but didn't know about Moore. I was referencing the main Craig era, since I mentioned Deakins and HWH. My fault I didn't specified that. Regarding the cinematography the Craig era has proven to be the best since Connery, OHMSS and some Moore, but even more arty and compelling if you ask me. One thing I love is that every Craig film looks and feel really different from the others. After all the routine pretty standardize work behind both the Glen era and the Brosnan era the last four - five in less than a year - feel even more special.
Agree with what you said there.
Absolutely. I agree with all of that, though I think the cinematography in TND is very good and extremely fitting for its techy-media subject matter.
Sandgren will certainly see the Craig era out on a visual high. Five extremely good looking films.