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  • SJK91SJK91
    edited November 2012 Posts: 1,310
    Murdock wrote:
    I want Craig to have a Welhelm scream like Roger's when he falls from high places. WHOOOOOOOOAH! lol just kidding. =))
    Making a face similar to this no less:
    http://screenmusings.org/AViewToAKill/pages/AVtaK_621.htm

    For Bond 24:

    - Danny back as Bond
    - Ralph Fiennes as M
    - Ben Whishaw as Q
    - Naomie Harris as Moneypenny
    - Gun barrel at the start of the film
    - A scene in Q lab
    - Flirtation with Moneypenny, followed by an M briefing in his office featured at the end of Skyfall

    Apart from that, anything goes - in reason of course. I'm not entirely sure who the Bond girl could be, as they could go for a complete unknown and still make it work fantastically (see: Bérénice Marlohe). Same goes for the villain, though I'm not sure how anyone is going to top Bardem. Silva is my favorite Bond villain, bar none.
  • battleshipgreygtbattleshipgreygt
    Posts: 1,220
    Despite the ending of Skyfall indicating classic Bond, I still think the days of those TSWLM, YOLT, supervillain taking over the world days are over. It's been done so many times and it really defeats the purpose of the reboot. If they go in that direction, it'll kill the series. We need to continue going in new directions, and as long as Craig is Bond, we won't be going there. I'm expecting something like Skyfall, or Casino Royale but not as personal.
  • echoecho 007 in New York
    edited November 2012 Posts: 6,275
    I love CR and enjoyed SF and think QoS deeply flawed but somehow still underrated. I like that the scripts have gotten more daring and have unexpected endings...

    ...but for God's sake, no more Bond becoming Bond or Moneypenny becoming Moneypenny or M becoming M. Give me a movie where Bond is Bond and the office is the office.
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    All this talk about Dalton looking like Dracula and the other thread re-ignited my interest in Dracula films. So, I got a hold of and watched Coppolla's '92 Dracula film again and I realised for the 1st time that Monica Bellucci was in it as one of Dracula's bitc...um...brides. Although shes 48, she's still insanely hot and she doesn't need to be THE Bond girl but I'd like her to have at least in a small/cameo-ish role as a woman Bond hooks up with or we find him in Be with or something. I'm desperate to see her in a Bond movie and I'm pissed that such an opportunity has slipped/slipping away with every passing year.

    Additionally, throw in Daniel Day-Lewis and Gary Oldman as cast members to what ever applicable capacity.
  • CrabKeyCrabKey
    Posts: 1,971
    It has to be fresh and original with absolutely nothing that can be related to any other film ever made. That way I don't have read anymore "it was Bourne, it was M.I., it was this or that or something else" comments.

    If there is a discussion of what's never been done in a Bond film before, please direct me to it.
  • LotusEspritLotusEsprit
    Posts: 160
    - A good script
    - The established cast back! (Dan, Fiennes, Whishaw, Harris...)
    - In best case, maybe even the whole crew back.
    - Kleinman back!
    - Keeping the Fleming-feel alive that echoes in Skyfall
    - A bit more playfulness, style and fun as in CR
    - Not a paint-by-numbers Bond flick but not again a great departure.
    - Quantum back (could give Bond enough character moments without going overboard)
    - An interesting, proper Bondgirl, with which Bond can for once end up with...
    - Keeping the more realistic tone with fantastical elements.
    - A strong villain portrayed by a great actor (as was the case in Skyfall)
    - The shoulder holster back on film
    - Bond looking around in his hotelroom and orderning food, enjoying a drink
    - An interessting and threatening henchmen
    - A proper fist fight with this henchman (Though Skyfall had the fantastic Shanghai scene anyway)
    - Bond enjoying life a bit more
    - A proper filmed and edited car chase
    - Exotic locations, preferable one with snow
    - A strong ally like Kerim Bey or Mathis
    - "Bond, James Bond", "Shaken not stirred"
    - Felix and Bond working together. Should not be overdone, but like in Thunderball.
    - Bond proper gambling at the table
    - Gunbarrel at the start (if only to finally satisfy those who can't live without it ;-)
    - Bond swimming, training (I realise now how much Skyfall actually gave us)
    - Bond and M relationship not being Dench 2.0 but closer to the books and older movies with a modern touch. (I also have no problem with Bond and M needing some warm up and having some difficulties at the start as long as it is not overdone and always keeps the respectful tone)
    - Seeing Bond's flat maybe?
    - Someone said seeing the dull side of Bonds work - paperwork etc. I like that.
    - Some real spywork would be great too. Bond sneaking aroung trying to find information.
    - Bond flirting a bit more maybe
    - a better score (sorry newman fans)
    - a proper use of the Bond theme, in best case at a defining, important and absolute awesome moment. I watched OHMSS yesterday and forgot how powerful it can be. When Bond and Draco are attacking Piz Gloria and the theme kicks fully in, that was really great.

    That's all I can think of at the moment.

  • JimThompson45JimThompson45
    Posts: 803
    Pauly_T wrote:
    Felix
    Quantum
    Q
    a new Aston Martin (like maybe a Cygnet...)
    a PTS that has nothing to do with the rest of the movie (preceded by a gun barrel)
    A fistfight between Bond and a hulking brute (it's been a while)
    He had a fist fight with a hulking brute in Skyfall, in the casino at Macau.

  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    Which brings me to another wish.

    I want the hand to hand fight scenes to be longer than they were in SF at least.
  • JimThompson45JimThompson45
    Posts: 803
    doubleoego wrote:
    Which brings me to another wish.

    I want the hand to hand fight scenes to be longer than they were in SF at least.

    How long do you want them to go on?

  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    Longer than what we got in SF. I don't need fist fights to last 10 minutes but something around 90 seconds would be ideal.
  • JimThompson45JimThompson45
    Posts: 803
    So scenes like the fist fight on top of the train at the beginning of the movie would be long enough?
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    I can't remember how long Bond and Patrice were going head to head on top of the train but I want to exclude that mainly because it was incorporated with many other action sequences that culminated in their showdown on the train but their fight in Shanghai, I feel could have been twice as long and Bond's showdown with the fat Chinese guy in the casino pit could have lasted an extra 60 seconds.
  • JimThompson45JimThompson45
    Posts: 803
    doubleoego wrote:
    I can't remember how long Bond and Patrice were going head to head on top of the train but I want to exclude that mainly because it was incorporated with many other action sequences that culminated in their showdown on the train but their fight in Shanghai, I feel could have been twice as long and Bond's showdown with the fat Chinese guy in the casino pit could have lasted an extra 60 seconds.

    Eh, people have different breaking points, I know, but I was bothered in the slightest by the scene you've mentioned. Bond was in a couple of fairly lengthy fights, both at the start of the movie, later against Patrice again, once against three hoods in the casino, taking out four on Silva's island, and taking out the guy under the ice toward the end of the film. I thought they were all pretty well executed.

  • thelivingroyalethelivingroyale
    Posts: 12,837
    I'd like more brutal fight scenes, like in CR. SFs fist fights were cool but they seemed like a bit of a step down from CR.

    I'm not that big on the film but I did really like CRs fight scenes. Every punch hurt.
    doubleoego wrote:
    All this talk about Dalton looking like Dracula and the other thread re-ignited my interest in Dracula films. So, I got a hold of and watched Coppolla's '92 Dracula film again and I realised for the 1st time that Monica Bellucci was in it as one of Dracula's bitc...um...brides. Although shes 48, she's still insanely hot and she doesn't need to be THE Bond girl but I'd like her to have at least in a small/cameo-ish role as a woman Bond hooks up with or we find him in Be with or something. I'm desperate to see her in a Bond movie and I'm pissed that such an opportunity has slipped/slipping away with every passing year.

    I heard on here that she was almost in TND, as Paris.
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    JimThompson45 wrote:
    doubleoego wrote:
    I can't remember how long Bond and Patrice were going head to head on top of the train but I want to exclude that mainly because it was incorporated with many other action sequences that culminated in their showdown on the train but their fight in Shanghai, I feel could have been twice as long and Bond's showdown with the fat Chinese guy in the casino pit could have lasted an extra 60 seconds.

    Eh, people have different breaking points, I know, but I was bothered in the slightest by the scene you've mentioned. Bond was in a couple of fairly lengthy fights, both at the start of the movie, later against Patrice again, once against three hoods in the casino, taking out four on Silva's island, and taking out the guy under the ice toward the end of the film. I thought they were all pretty well executed.

    Don't get me wrong I loved the action and I agree they were well executed too, so much so that I just wish they had lasted longer. I love seeing Craig as Bond scrapping it up and I agree with@thelivingroyale that CR's fist fights were more brutal and for me, because they lasted linfer, they were more satisfying.
  • DoctorKaufmannDoctorKaufmann Can shoot you from Stuttgart and still make it look like suicide.
    Posts: 1,261
    Actually hwo about Christoph Waltz as Bond villain? Would be the logical choice to follow up Javier Bardem somehow, right?

    Maybe Mike and Babs do watch this little video of his:
  • JWESTBROOKJWESTBROOK
    Posts: 5,745
    We've had plenty a discussion on Waltz as a baddie.

    I'm just afraid people will whine that he only plays a baddie. Plus, it kind of seems he plays the same/similar character in all his roles. A brilliant character, but the same nonetheless.

    I'd be happy, but it'd be a fair bit of whining to deal with from others.
  • Risico007Risico007
    edited November 2012 Posts: 9,843
    Leonardo Di Caprio as the villain.... Watch him in Django Unchained (true i have only seen the trailers but still) he just has a creepiness that would work well for a 007 film I think.
  • DoctorKaufmannDoctorKaufmann Can shoot you from Stuttgart and still make it look like suicide.
    Posts: 1,261
    Well, as for his Hollywoord movies, it looks like he actully mainly does villain roles. Ironically some years ago, he said, that he would not want to go to Hollywood to play Nazis and German baddies... But look, it happened. And I suppose, he does not mind doing these parts, which earned him an Oscar nad after that huge paychecks doing this routine. Well, about 25 years back in Germany he was not the usual badguy actor, this actually started with a TV movie in 1989 called "The Final" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0158618/), but up till then he even played a Police Inspector in Austrian TV... Nevertheless he is a fine actor...
  • 007danielcraig007007danielcraig007
    Posts: 1
    i like daniel craig and i think in bond 24 he most come back like the old bond with the meanly M and Moneypenny like the ending of skyfall!! :-P
  • LicenceRevokedLicenceRevoked
    Posts: 204
    I think personally I'm over the whole gunbarrel thing...
    I quite like how they kind of did a gunbarrel in Casino Royale before it cut to the title sequence, and I was absolutely fine with no gunbarrel at the beginning in SF, because that brass hit you hear when you see Bond's silhouette appear out of focus in my opinion was sublime...

    No lame product placement

    Bond throws his hat on entering the office

    Some more Moneypenny

    Some more witty banter and repartee like Bond and Vesper a la Casino Royale

    A return to a more John Barry-esque soundtrack, doesn't have to be Arnold, but should at least have the quality of The Living Daylights OST...

    More quoting from the title song in the actual soundtrack cues like TLD OST or CR

    or Eric Serra (just kidding :P)

    Would like to see Felix Leiter return

    Roger Deakins on cinematography again

    Christophe Waltz or Michael Fassbender as a villain

    A competent henchman who you'll remember like Oddjob, or Jaws, NOT an 'Elvis'.

    More Q

    More gadgets but not OTT like DAD but more like in GE

    I'd like to see the touchscreen / glass interface design that MK12 did for Quantum or an evolution of that...

    A new Aston

    A Bond girl that survives all the way till the end

    Perhaps a plot where Bond teams up with another 00 Agent that doesn't die or screw up or defect...

    I *would* also actually like to see Bond's London flat as was mentioned before by a previous commenter, perhaps with Jack the Royal Doulton bulldog making a brief cameo appearance.

  • LicenceRevokedLicenceRevoked
    Posts: 204
    Also Philip Seymour Hoffman as Sheriff Pepper.
  • jasonbournejasonbourne
    edited November 2012 Posts: 82
    It should return to the theme taken up in the excellent films CR and QoS. I had hoped Skyfall would have been part of a Quantum triology. And I would like to see Michael Wincott as villain. I agree with those who want a political plot, like in QoS and not a ridiculous villain like Silva. And Jeffrey Wright should return as Felix.
  • QBranchQBranch Always have an escape plan. Mine is watching James Bond films.
    Posts: 14,556
    LicenceRevoked wrote:
    Bond throws his hat on entering the office
    The hat throw can still work today, if done right. In fact, I think I'll incorporate such a scene into my fan fiction ;)
    LicenceRevoked wrote:
    Would like to see Felix Leiter return
    Felix is always welcome, as long as they keep to using him sparingly.
    LicenceRevoked wrote:
    More gadgets but not OTT like DAD but more like in GE
    Agreed. I'm anxious to see his new Omega PO housing some awesome gadget.
    LicenceRevoked wrote:
    Perhaps a plot where Bond teams up with another 00 Agent that doesn't die or screw up or defect...
    I'd love to see all the 00's as a team taking down a global organization like Quantum.
    LicenceRevoked wrote:
    I *would* also actually like to see Bond's London flat
    I've always wanted to see this- and Bond's housekeeper, May. Just watching Bond eating breakfast would keep me captivated.
  • doubleoegodoubleoego #LightWork
    Posts: 11,139
    The hat tossing is, well, old hat. It's done away with. This isn't the 60s/70s.

  • QBranchQBranch Always have an escape plan. Mine is watching James Bond films.
    Posts: 14,556
    I can think of at least one way to incorporate the hat throw into a modern Bond film without it looking out of place. I'm not saying it SHOULD be brought back (although I'd welcome it)- just that it can be done if executed right.
  • Risico007Risico007
    edited November 2012 Posts: 9,843



    this fan trailer sums it up nicely though it isnt mine i intend to do one soon
  • VirageVirage
    Posts: 1,856
    SJK91 wrote:
    Same goes for the villain, though I'm not sure how anyone is going to top Bardem.

    Mark Strong would make a good Dr. No-ish gentlemanly villain, mainly because his chemistry with Craig would be amazing.

    On the other Crazy as Crap scale, well your right no topping Bardem there.
  • QBranchQBranch Always have an escape plan. Mine is watching James Bond films.
    edited November 2012 Posts: 14,556
    Virage wrote:
    SJK91 wrote:
    Same goes for the villain, though I'm not sure how anyone is going to top Bardem.
    On the other Crazy as Crap scale, well your right no topping Bardem there.
    I'm yet to see SF- and obviously know Silva is crazy, but these comments have really made me enthusiastic to see Bardem's performance. Can't wait!
  • battleshipgreygtbattleshipgreygt
    edited November 2012 Posts: 1,220
    Virage wrote:
    SJK91 wrote:
    Same goes for the villain, though I'm not sure how anyone is going to top Bardem.

    Mark Strong would make a good Dr. No-ish gentlemanly villain, mainly because his chemistry with Craig would be amazing.

    On the other Crazy as Crap scale, well your right no topping Bardem there.

    Have you seen There Will Be Blood? Daniel Day-Lewis could pull off the bats**t crazy villain.


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