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MaxCasino wrote: » Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Nolan proving to be the Tory he is. What he’s doing is something that James Cameron would do basically letting his ego show. I didn’t think Christopher Nolan had an ego compared to James Cam…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Jan1985 wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » I think the litmus test will be Mulan and Tenet. Once they post weak opening weekends, then the exodus into 2021 begins. This year will not be about opening weekend num…
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GadgetMan wrote: » Resurrection wrote: » GadgetMan wrote: » Resurrection wrote: » I just hope they would get the get gunbarrel right this time. Last BTS footage from Cary gave me some hope that the gunbarrel will be at start, when he s…
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https://twitter.com/IGN/status/1273027842754916352 Word is it is Christopher Nolan that is pressurising Warner into the July 2020 release. They are more interested in protecting their investment and moving away from Covid. As word beings to …
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AKillToAView wrote: » I have a feeling we're going to be seeing at least two or three more major reshuffles in the release calendar for major studio films in the next 6 months. If Tenet/Mulan etc come out and drastically underperform due to the…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » https://twitter.com/ScottFeinberg/status/1272597328457678849 I think a big part of Eon's decision-making throughout this process has been doing right by their talent when it comes to Oscar se…
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https://twitter.com/ScottFeinberg/status/1272597328457678849 I think a big part of Eon's decision-making throughout this process has been doing right by their talent when it comes to Oscar season. Considering the current pandemic and the very c…
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RogueAgent wrote: » I just want it to be a fist pumping positive one for an actor who has done so much for the franchise. I concur I think Bond will die in Madeleine's arms. There has been a theme throughout the Craig films of people clo…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Tenet has only been delayed by 2 weeks, which means that Nolan's film is just under 7 weeks away. If WB feels the current pandemic situation warrants another (much more lengthy) delay, the announcement will come soon (in th…
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Was the Lotus considered too 'sporty' a sports car back in 1977 for Bond? I know many aren't keen on the Aston Martin Valhalla in NTTD for the same reasons. But at the same in the 1970s, Bond was associated with the Aston Martin DB5. The DB5 was …
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Are we approaching the point where NTTD will come in 2021? I think MGM/Universal are in a tight spot...They probably felt that moving NTTD to Thanksgivings bought them a lot of time. However, considering how argressive the pandemic has been, it w…
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Ludovico wrote: » Denbigh wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Teale does look quite Asian on some pictures, but not so much in others. Kind of like my brother in law actually, who does not have an inch of Asian blood. If he can act and has the righ…
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Herr_Stockmann wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » As I understand, Eon wanted Sam Mendes back. However, Mendes was reticent. So Eon went after a number of A-list directors including Ang Lee, Tom Hooper, Shane Black, Nicholas Winding Refn and Davi…
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » Nicolas winding refn turned it down for B24 I think. He would have been a good choice. I think they didn't pursue him as a choice. As I understand, Eon wanted Sam Mendes back. However, Mendes was reticent. So Eon wen…
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The real question is: Is this scene as risible as the DAD Ice surfing???
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I flicked back during this thread and there was literally someone on Reddit back in 2017/18 who reported the following: * Yann Demange and David Mackenzie were in the running to direct with Demange the frontrunner. This was before Variety broke …
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Some very interesting insights in the Some Kind of Hero book: * Eon were adamant on hiring Lee Tamahori. MGM did not want to sign-off on Tamahori as a director. They wanted a bigger name, but Eon prefer smaller talent using the example of Martin…
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Herr_Stockmann wrote: » PropertyOfALady wrote: » This is interesting. How do you know this? Just by reading the chapter dedicated to QoS in Some Kind of Hero by Matthew Field and Ajay Chowdhury! I recall reading in that book a whil…
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Univex wrote: » First, a black 47 year old actor. Now, a skinny 24 year old American boy. Mind you, they are good actors and cool people, both of them. But what on earth have they got that makes them suitable for this role, @Pierce2Daniel. I k…
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mtm wrote: » Before I go any further, can I just point out that this is not a spoiler thread, so: NO SPOILERS PLEASE. If you've heard anything about NTTD that might spoil the ending or big things in it, this is not the thread for it please. Keep t…
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Chalamet is a terrific actor. Probably the best young actor of his generation. He's destined for great great things, for which I think he has already accomplished. Perhaps Bond 26 will be hitting the 'hard reboot' button. In which case, they may …
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Calling it now.... Albert R Broccoli's Eon Productions presents TIMOTHEE CHALAMET as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in CHRISTOPHER NOLAN's BOND 26 The best young actor working today by a country mile....He's destined to be a legendary ac…
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Burgess wrote: » Who knows, maybe Gregg Wilson will innovate in EON's marketing to and engagement with fans. I see the potential but I'm not seeing the downside if they continue on their current path. I mean, its not as though the Craig era hasn'…
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antovolk wrote: » It may just be me and I've said this before but I always disliked how aloof the Bond 'brand' has been, and personally yes, would like to see the sort of things like Comic-Con happen. Do a fan event where the trailer premieres, ho…
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DeerAtTheGates wrote: » antovolk wrote: » You're right @Pierce2Daniel in that Bond does generate these sorts of headlines, just look that spoiler spreading like wildfire amongst UK press this morning ...but the Bond community doesn't nearly ha…
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antovolk wrote: » You're right @Pierce2Daniel in that Bond does generate these sorts of headlines, just look that spoiler spreading like wildfire amongst UK press this morning ...but the Bond community doesn't nearly have that sort of hyperactive …
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antovolk wrote: » RedNine wrote: » NickTwentyTwo wrote: » I'm sorry, but I sincerely believe fans have not been treated like dirt. Fans of Bond aren't entitled to anything. They make the films, we enjoy them. The only reason they'd delay…
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BonSimonLeBon_1 wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » NickTwentyTwo wrote: » "I've always accepted death as the likely end to my profession." (Spoiler) I kinda love this dialogue...I hope something like this appears in the film. CON…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » "I've always accepted death as the likely end to my profession." (Spoiler) I kinda love this dialogue...I hope something like this appears in the film. CONS Personally, I'm in two minds about Mathilde. On one…
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SPOILERS: Mathilde rumours confirmed and plot concerns timely 'biological pandemic' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8395267/We-werent-expecting-Mr-Bond-007-five-year-old-daughter-new-film-No-Time-Die.html It looks as though the tabloids…
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