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Saying that though, while I'm thrilled SPECTRE are coming back, I have to say this. What a shit title. Seriously, was that the best they could come up with? "Oh SPECTRE are in it so we'll name it after them, job done".
Zero creativity. I think it's probably the second worst Bond film title.
Everything else is looking great though, that premise has me really excited. I honestly think this could end up topping SF and I can't wait to see it.
No such thing. Let the teaser poster speak for itself. The gunshot breaking through the glass left the famous octopus sign, SPECTRE's insignia. So that tells me something.
I agree. When I saw the teaser poster hit for the first time I saw SPECTREs insignia straight away. I thought first that they were teasing with the title. But not the case now, as I have caught up with some interviews and info on the web were DC himself mentions the return of SPECTRE. So its not a teasing title! Looking forward to the return of SPECTRE and seeing what the DB10 will be doing. In an interview with DC he mentions that he will destroy it - :-(
To me these are hints of the next melodramatic story disaster. About two weeks ago I wrote as a spoof answer to one of Gustav Graves many visions for the franchise, that following his trail of thought the next thing he might suggesting was that it will be revealed that Bonds father had an affair with Mrs. Oberhauser and Blofeld is Bonds half brother, probably followed by Bond jumping from a cliff,so he doesn't turn to the dark side. Suddenly this begins to make a scary possibility, given that Mendes is not above blunt copying (and at the same times manages to consider himself original).
That indeed would make for an interesting scenario, but I doubt they have something like that in them.
i think it could be that the father is Waltz and the son is Andrew. So Andrew = Blofeld. i wonder if they will make it more personal by making the bond's parents death in a ski accident and tie it to the Waltz's character!
If that is the case, then this film is going to be a lot better than what I'm expecting it to be.
What? I love the title and I don't think it's bland at all.
Brilliant cast
Awesome title
Craig with a great hairstyle
Sexy car
Beautiful locations
snow
Interesting synopsis
Olivier Schneider choreographing the fights
Mr White returning
....and a whole bunch of other stuff!
Ahh, apologies for that, I must've misread it.
This is usually a very reliable source:
http://www.euroman.dk/kultur/film/jesper-christensen-skal-vare-james-bond-skurk-for-tredje-gang/
Much like TWINE, then. Bond "working for Renard..."
Still I wouldn't have minded one, two gorgeous women along the trail.
Will be an intriguing twist if Blofeld kills Mr. White for exposing Spectre/Quantum. Then again, whether or not they will be the same organization or rival criminal organizations, the plot sounds intriguing.
I think Bond 24 might please all Bond fans: The Quantum fans will be happy with a conclusion to the QoS story arc, while the Spectre fans will be happy with the reintroduction of Blofeld.
This is something I speculated about a few weeks back when it was first announced that Oberhauser would be involved. I certainly hope this is not the case. They did that in the first Batman (99) with the Joker backstory, and they did it in Spiderman 3 with the Sandman involvement in Parker's uncle's death. That would be a copout and I hope it doesn't happen.
I'll admit the possibilities are scary, if it's not handled well. If it's handled well, however, it could make the entire Craig era hold together very well as a standalone piece of betrayal, power, love, revenge, extortion etc. etc (somewhat like the Nolan Batman era). Let's hope for the latter. It all depends on the execution, and I agree, it's best to avoid melodrama.
Unfortunately it's just the same boring font again. What's with them? Why don't they want to use something creative like in the good old days? I don't get it. I do love the way they used the Spectre octopus image with the bullet hole. Recognised this immediately.
I'm excited about the cast. I think that this is the best cast ever used in a Bond film. It's wonderful to see Bellucci in there. I've wanted to see her as a Bond girl since I first saw her in the French film 'The Apartment' back in 96. It’s good to have an older Bond girl for once too. She's 50. I suspect she’ll be the villain but who knows. Maybe even the head of the organisation. In Gardner's 'For Special Services', Nina Blofeld was the head of the resurrected Spectre.
Bond 25 should be called ‘A World Without Want’. I remember where I read this now. It’s the name of the bar in Fleming’s novel, ‘Moonraker’.
Nice to have some Bond news to chat about again. I think the title is ok, at least it is from something referenced from Fleming.
I heard rumours this is going to be shot back-to-back with Bond 25, so maybe we'll get Blofeld for 2 films, in a similar arc to the novels? I really hope we get YOLT finale with Dr. Shatterhand, but I'm not holding my breath.....
I disagree on this. I find it one of the better pieces of news from today. Only the 3rd composer to ever be asked back, and I think the 2nd time will be the charm with him.
I'm personally fed up with this series sitting in the shadow, musically, of the great John Barry (it's time for us to accept, no matter how difficult it is, that no one will ever measure up to him, and so it's best not to have poor attempts at emulation, which is what Arnold gave us for most of his tenure).
I wouldn't have minded anyone else either, but I'm happy with Newman.