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Dragonpol wrote: » Two Edged Sword. (Biblical). Double-Edged
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007HallY wrote: » True. I would honestly say this is the worst example as well. Not quite as jarring as the others, but something about Roger Moore's early career as a sweater model just doesn't scream Bond. Good god, I looked just l…
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CrabKey wrote: » Renewed or reinstated suggests our new young Bond has done something to have his license revoked. I don't think that's necessary, but if you wanted to start the movie off like the literary TMWTGG- Bond suddenly appears afte…
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I know License Renewed is the Gardner book, but it feels appropriate. Maybe License Reinstated? Something else in reference to coming back from the dead would be cool, given... y'know. Beyond the Grave Beyond the Veil Ashes to Ashes
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Cruel Britannia sounds fantastic! (time to scrap my own Bond plot about a villain using cloud seeding to create a new Ice Age and extort the Global South!) I've had a couple ideas that I've been kicking around for a few years (and hand to god, I …
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Less a title and more a poster tagline. "You Can't Keep a Good Man Dead."
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Devin Booker IS Ian Fleming's James Bond in RichardTheBruce wrote: » Colonel Son. Starring Ralph Fiennes Naomie Harris Ben Whishaw and Luka Doncic
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One idea I've had is adapting the brainwasingh plot from TMWTGG and having Bond be one of several spies across the world's intelligence services who've been made into unwitting sleeper agents for the villain. Their trigger word? "Risico."
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » Three Nines Fine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nines_(notation) Sounds like the start of a Lil Jon song
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If it wasn't already a Eurovision song, "Rise Like a Phoenix" could be good. "Phoenix Rising" too. It hints at resurrection and Bond's return without being too in-your-face about it.
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I second Mark Mylod, the guy can clearly bring the style of Bond back. We could also get a Mark Mylod / Nicholas Britell director/composer duo out of it, which would be amazing.
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LucknFate wrote: » So, the people trying to save the world right now are the bad guys (so-called EcoFascists)? You're much more likely to find fascists opposing the eco groups. And we did this in Quantum of Solace. No, it's not shitting on …
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I'd like a back-to-basics Bond movie- 007 on a mission to save the world or some large part of it, exotic locales, colorful cast of characters, etc. The Knives Out and White Lotus franchises prove that there's still some appetite for media with one …
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I hope the next movie is relatively standalone. The response to Glass Onion and White Lotus shows that there's still some appetite for having one familiar character act as a through-line between installments filled with new and different characters.…
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Sharp Lessons A World of Pain Dirty Jobs Over and Finished Predatory Birds Beyond Measure Reap the Whirlwind Jesus, I've been reading a lot of Simon Furman.
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renno61 wrote: » CigaretteLeiter wrote: » renno61 wrote: » Omega Sanction Ian Fleming's James Bond goes up against Darkseid in this thrilling romp! Follow Bond to exotic locales such as Kuala Lumpur, Lapland, and Apokolips! …
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Love that idea! I had a similar concept, admittedly cribbed from Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. There'd be a massive slush fund (created from the proceeds of the sales of years of villains' siezed assets) the intelligence agencies of the west have…
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renno61 wrote: » Omega Sanction Ian Fleming's James Bond goes up against Darkseid in this thrilling romp! Follow Bond to exotic locales such as Kuala Lumpur, Lapland, and Apokolips!
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Well, this thread's aged like a fine wine
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"Where Devils Fear To Tread" It's a little pretentious, but it's a twist on the old saying "Fools rush in where angels dare to tread", and as we all know, twisting an old saying often makes for a Fleming-esque title. The title could refer to the …
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If you want to dive deep into the franchise's history, there's always.... Ian Fleming's James Bond OO7 in "BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES" In which James Bond is assigned to take down the titular rogue, ex-MI6 honey trap squadron that's been destab…
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FatherValentine wrote: » NeverSayNever wrote: » Too bad Mark Strong had a big part in Kingsman... he would have rocked a Bond villain role :-S Similar-looking Rufus Sewell was just in The Man in the High Castle, but if he is not worrie…
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Ludovico wrote: » For the next Blofeld (he will return now that they can use him), I'd rather have a non British and non Anglophone actor. I say this and I always thought Ciaran Hinds would have made a great Blofeld. But someone more akin cultural…
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echo wrote: » Since it will be the seventh Bond actor, how about a play on that? From Zero To Seven The Seventh Dare You could also do "Seven Minutes in Hell", a twist on the middle school party game "Seven Minutes in Heaven"
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I'm Gen Z. My first Bond was Casino Royale, first one I ever saw in a theatre was Skyfall. I went to the theatres to watch it and I LOVED IT. Mod Edit - No swearing please.
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mtm wrote: » Dragonpol wrote: » Seve wrote: » CigaretteLeiter wrote: » What about "A Gun By Any Other Name"? I was torn between the two. Well "A Bullet By Any Other Name" also evokes that other saying "A Bullet With Your Nam…
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Seve wrote: » mtm wrote: » I like In Cold Blood. Maybe a bit Grisham, but that's not a bad thing! :) A Labour of Hate and To Reign in Hell both feel quite Fleming to me, nice ones. Most famously it's a bit Truman Capote, but apparently…
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*Cracks open iPhone notes app* Here's a list of titles form various half-finished Bond stories I've written over the years Shadowplay Zaibatsu In Cold Blood On Thin Ice (the same story as In Cold Blood, I just could never decide on a title)…
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21 year old Bond fan with several 21 year old Bond fans as friends, here. When we were younger and Skyfall/Spectre were premiering, James Bond was an aspirational figure, and in similar ways, he still is. Bond represents an ideal man- someone with u…
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MaxCasino wrote: » If EON really wanted to be ambitious, they could film Raymond Benson’s Union Trilogy back to back to back. Release them a year apart. Also, EON could use John Logan’s two part gold smuggling plot. Bring back Goldfinger as a mode…
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