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Zekidk wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Turns out the Norway scenes don t take place in Norway in the movie, but in India. Likewise with the scenes shot in New Zealand? He is wearing the same clothes. My understanding is that New …
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BT3366 wrote: » LeChiffre wrote: » Can't wait to see this. Bond 25 has some act to follow. Plus I can't believe there are so many Tom Cruise haters. He's made some of the most enjoyable films of the last 30 years or so. Plus the stunts hes pr…
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[quote/] On a side note, that bathroom fight looks awesome. This is the sort of fight choreography that the last 2 Bond movies have been crying out for but sadly lacking. Let's hope Boyle is up to the task with his Bond 25.[/quote] I would respec…
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Does Tom Cruise have a stunt double in this film? No, this is not a jokey, rhetorical question. I'm genuinely curious. Has he officially upped his game so much that he doesn't have a stunt double anymore?? I'm so excited for this movie, and th…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Early buzz is positive (surprise surprise), says the bathroom fight scene is worth the price of admission alone: https://www.slashfilm.com/mission-impossible-fallout-early-buzz/ Great to hear! I hope all the reviews th…
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Roadphill wrote: » We probably won't get it till we get a new Bond, but I would really, really like to see a return to some of the more classical elements of Bond. I think Craig's era has been strong in terms of quality, but it has missed an es…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Review embargo for Mission Impossible: Fallout ends on July 12th (next Thursday), 15 days before the actual big screen release. If that's true, then clearly Paramount has a lot of faith in this movie! Usually the sh…
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Walecs wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » I can understand the "Harrison Ford is the only Indy" mentality, but I have a feeling that many people said the same thing about Sean Connery as Bond. Regardless of what any of us want, however, there will…
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I can understand the "Harrison Ford is the only Indy" mentality, but I have a feeling that many people said the same thing about Sean Connery as Bond. Regardless of what any of us want, however, there will be an Indy reboot in the future. It's too…
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AlexanderWaverly wrote: » For the uninitiated, yes, Mission: Impossible began as a television series. Without Bruce Geller, it wouldn't have happened. https://hmssweblog.wordpress.com/2017/05/13/bruce-geller-mi-renaissance-man/ Alexander…
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Risico007 wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » Risico007 wrote: » Honestly the older I get the more I enjoy the build up the only thing I wish is for video games to be brought back As for Bond 25 my guess is we will learn some of the casting…
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It really makes you appreciate how many people and how much time and effort it takes to give us a minute of film, sometimes less. Sometimes it's all for one shot. I'm reminded of the documentary called "Within a Minute" on the Revenge of the Sit…
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TooManySomethings wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » Is it great cinema? No Wow you really sold it. Sorry, but were you expecting a film called "Tomb Raider" to be great cinema?
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My wife and I saw it last night and we both loved it. Not sure where the negative reviews are coming from. Is it great cinema? No, but it's not supposed to be. It's a fun, thrilling ride, very much in keeping with the spirit of the video games. …
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Darn. I really loved what Joe Kramer did with M:I-RN. As long as the next person is respectful of the franchise and its themes (and uses them appropriately), then I'll be happy.
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These films keep getting better. I thought Rogue Nation was the best in the series – a smart, old-fashioned spy yarn with great action and some neat surprises. I’m so excited Christopher McQuarrie is back for round two! Can’t wait to see what he …
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I was so impatient waiting for this trailer but now I wish I had never seen it, because it's going to make the wait for July a thousand times harder!
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SharkBait wrote: » I should probably watch this "Skyfall" and much maligned "Spectre" back to back one of these days. My father seemed to like this "Spectre". I liked it too. More than that Skyfall. Haven't watched them in a while. But everybod…
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Shatterhand would have a kind of symmetry to it, rounding out the final Craig "trilogy" with one-word "S" titles. I wouldn't be opposed to it, especially because it comes from Fleming. (And because it might mean that they're returning to the YOLT …
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Jeffrey wrote: » echo wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » Finally some words of wisdom from @Creasy47 and @RC7. The Internet really is one big breeding place for mass hysteria. It'll happen when it happens and they'll talk when they talk. I fa…
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Remember the good old days when these films came out every two years like clockwork? Just imagine, by that timetable we would be looking forward to a new 007 adventure in about four months. Sigh. How times change.
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Alas, for the first time ever, our Bond actors aren't all alive at the same time.Such sad news. 89 is a good age, and clearly Sir Roger lived a full and wonderful life, but somehow it just seems to me that anyone who plays 007 ought to live forev…
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QsAssistant wrote: » octofinger wrote: » I'm excited - I'll see this in the theater. I really hope the 'adventure' genre can get a shot in the arm with this, maybe an Uncharted movie, and maybe even Universal's new universe including The Mummy…
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Regardless of our thoughts on Spectre (I thought it was mostly terrific), DC seemed so at ease in the role, like he had officially become James Bond and was loving every minute of it. IMO it would be an absolute shame if he didn't do at least one m…
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I’m so glad to hear support for Crystal Skull. With the sole exception of the vine swinging Mutt, I thought it was terrific, and I think it’s far more fun than ToD. I have said since day one that any criticism you can throw at Crystal Skull (again…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » PDJamesBond wrote: » I would cut out all the stuff at the beginning that shows Blofeld and SPECTRE orchestrating the plan. It’s interesting but it also robs the rest of the movie of its suspense. I would much prefer t…
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Thunderball I would cut out all the stuff at the beginning that shows Blofeld and SPECTRE orchestrating the plan. It’s interesting but it also robs the rest of the movie of its suspense. I would much prefer the audience finding out along with B…
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"Characterization" in a Michael France script? :)) That's precious!
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@thelivingroyale: The original GoldenEye draft by Michael France is a hoot. It fails as a Bond movie but it’s highly entertaining as an action movie. It’s long and overstuffed and is essentially a series of crazy, over-the-top action setpieces, m…
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MORGAN FREEMAN AS JAMES BOND IN DOUBLE OH SE7EN A serial killer stalks James Bond for what he perceives to be the secret agent's seven deadly sins: lust, pride, gluttony, greed, wrath, envy, and agreeing to appear in Moonraker. Rejected
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