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talos7 wrote: » The time for his possibly being Bond has past but this may give a hint as to how Fassbender would have been https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/michael-fassbender-showtime-spy-drama-the-agency-1235931014/ This soun…
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mtm wrote: » Yikes! The sequel could be a prison escape movie at this rate!
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mtm wrote: » Another Baby Driver? That's an odd choice. I remember enjoying it enough but not loving it. Weren't there problems with the star? Has he worked much since? I think at least three of the cast have been accused of sexual assault.
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Thanks for the update @peter - I was not aware of that. Hopefully his Running Man is better than Wiseman's Total Recall (which ironically, I have Zero Recall of). I am in the minority of those who enjoyed Baby Driver, so I’d be interested in seeing …
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My comment regarding Egerton reflects my preference for a return to something like TSWLM for Bond 26 and the next era. I would prefer a return to a lighter tone and a preference to leave the cinema punching the air, rather than scratching my head. T…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Ugh, Egerton is one of my most disliked actors in modern film. Just absolutely has nothing to offer. If you haven’t seen Black Bird, I’d suggest dipping into it. It’s an excellent series and Hauser and Liotta’s perfor…
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I am sure that reference (from the April article) to Egerton being ‘favourite’ is baseless (coming from an interview with a gambling site) but it allows my dream to Live Another Day. He remains my number one choice for the role.
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LucknFate wrote: » There will be relevant news regarding a potential obvious candidate for "new Bond car" tentatively expected for late summer. All I can say. Very exciting - keep us posted!
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » meshypushy wrote: » I would put Elordi in the ‘likeable but limited’ category based on what I have seen him in (Saltburn and Priscilla) - he could be a decent shout to play Leiter (which he is probably too famous for, at…
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DarthDimi wrote: » GE and CR are both superb Bond films in my book, the best of their respective actor's tenure. What appeals to me is that they bring the proper balance between charming and cold, if that makes sense. I get an action thriller and …
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mtm wrote: » Quite interesting he sings 'with a goldeneye' in the chorus(?), whereas Tina just sings 'goldeneye' at the start of every line. I had always assumed that U2 had no visibility on the script and assumed that the villain was named ‘…
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007HallY wrote: » Never heard of that before listening to it now! Very weird... That was the original demo that Bono and The Edge knocked up to send to Tina Turner. Thankfully, she accepted the job and nailed it!
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007HallY wrote: » ‘Lift the scaffold,’ ‘Apple crumble, We will stand taaawl and face it all together, A scaffold… Ok, maybe she doesn’t sound quite like that! I hadn’t heard it in that way before but it’s going to be difficult to unhea…
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mtm wrote: » I think the Stones were trying to sell records! And UK pop music in every decade is like that- Elton John hasn't exactly been singing in a London accent for the last 50 years. Very true - the lines between authenticity, cultural …
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mtm wrote: » meshypushy wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » I love that song, but Adele’s pronunciation is very particular. I remember when it was released there being a few ‘is this a song about scaffolds’ jokes. There has been a trend in rec…
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007HallY wrote: » I love that song, but Adele’s pronunciation is very particular. I remember when it was released there being a few ‘is this a song about scaffolds’ jokes. There has been a trend in recent years of British singers adopting US …
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Jordo007 wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Of the Craig films, CR is the best music and the best lyrics. My favourite song of the series, it perfectly fit Casino and Daniel's new harder edge interpretation of Bond. I don't know what it is bu…
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CrabKey wrote: » The film Blofeld killing Bond would never have worked, even though he's escaped Bond numerous times. Bond killing Blofeld at the end of NTTD would have been consistent with the YOLT novel. A faithful adaptation of YOLT would have …
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bondywondy wrote: » A new name mentioned... Leo Woodwall. https://www.google.com/amp/s/metro.co.uk/2024/06/13/handsome-star-now-tipped-new-james-bond-huge-netflix-success-21029082/amp/ Not really seeing Bond in his looks, he reminds …
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bondywondy wrote: » Agent005 wrote: » A few of my 'controversial' opinions on Bond: - I quite liked QoS and regularly rank it in my top ten (along with LtK). - I think Donald Pleasance was awful as Blofeld. - I liked Madonna's theme for D…
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007HallY wrote: » I wouldn’t say JW is the equivalent of Bourne back in ‘05. If anything I get the sense that SF had a little bit of influence on the first JW in minor ways (the lighting and camerawork of the club shootout always reminded me of th…
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LucknFate wrote: » meshypushy wrote: » DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » John Wick 4 budget was $100 million. It looks cheaper than a regular Bond movie but It's OK if they want a more gritty approach. The new Bond will be cheaper than Craig too, s…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » John Wick 4 budget was $100 million. It looks cheaper than a regular Bond movie but It's OK if they want a more gritty approach. The new Bond will be cheaper than Craig too, so It is not impossible to lower the budget. …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » We won’t really know anything until they decide to say something about it on their own volition. So, I’ll just wait it out. To be honest, I’ll probably only feel antsy if we reach 2026 and still get no word on what’s ha…
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mtm wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I definitely can’t imagine Dalton wearing all that Brioni clothing, which I felt made Brosnan look more stuffy than sophisticated. George_Kaplan wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I definitely …
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » No, no, no, I’m not talking about his viewpoint across all his videos. I don’t really follow him at all, and as far as I can recall I’ve only seen maybe one other video of his. The viewpoint I’m talking about is only sp…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Okay. For example, I agree with his viewpoint 100% and I’m not at all receiving any kickbacks from Eon. So let’s say that what he’s saying is also my own viewpoint, what do you think of what is said? I’m not quite sur…
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Tucci is completely wasted in it but I guess it’s giving him a break from doing cookery shows and flogging saucepans these days!
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mtm wrote: » There's another series of Citadel?! I just looked at its page on Wikipedia. It's quite funny: there are synopses for all of the episodes, apart from the last two where it looks like even the people writing the wiki page lost intere…
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I have no idea how Citadel could be fixed, without going back to a blank sheet of paper. It certainly killed any idea of Madden as Bond for me. I must check out some of Reynor’s work - I’ve only seen him in Macbeth and am mainly aware of him from m…
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