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doubleoego wrote: » The thing is, someone can come here, spread a load of bs and people will lap it up and lose their sh*t over it. That rubbish about making it impossible for Craig to come back was exactly tgat; rubbish. The only way that would w…
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Jan1985 wrote: » The whole "It is impossible for Craig to return" story has no basis. The leaked script had Bond with Bondgirl drive off in the DB5 as the last scene. And we all know, that this scene was filmed in London in the spring. So there…
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In Hollywood, there is always a way to bring anyone back - character/actor or both. Impossible is just not in their vocabulary. Especially, following 1.1 billion in grosses. Never say never.
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doubleoego wrote: » As the world bloody turns... I never thought I'd find myself in such a situation but for argument's sake; if SP comes with the bs about a James Bond code name or Bond being adopted by Andrew and Monique, then I'm done. Serio…
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Maybe we should give EON and some of the creatives behind the scenes some credit for being able to still come up with new adventures for Bond without resorting to another reboot or an unheard of turn that might backfire. I feel that some more tradit…
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I personally try to keep in mind what Mendes has recently said (only about a week ago) about wanting SPECTRE to be not just a classic Bond film but a classic thriller. And exploring the "creation myth" - which I interpret to mean bringing Craig's Bo…
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Just wanted to say that I am so glad to see some real optimism regarding SPECTER on here: doubleoego, Gustav_Graves and others. After all the dust settles later this year, all the other spy films have come out, the leaks issue becomes a lesser is…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » Brimar wrote: » Sorry if this is a bit off topic... As someone looking forward to MI:RN I too wonder whether some of us Bond fans perhaps are so protective and even nit picky about our beloved 007 franchise that we wo…
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JWESTBROOK wrote: » Brimar wrote: » Sorry if this is a bit off topic... As someone looking forward to MI:RN I too wonder whether some of us Bond fans perhaps are so protective and even nit picky about our beloved 007 franchise that we worry…
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Sorry if this is a bit off topic... As someone looking forward to MI:RN I too wonder whether some of us Bond fans perhaps are so protective and even nit picky about our beloved 007 franchise that we worry an extra amount whether the next Bond (SP…
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The Mexico scenes certainly have yellow cast to them, but I feel they do evoke a dusty, late afternoon feel during which the scene is supposedly set - although, I do hope it skews a bit less yellow and more towards a fuller color pallet in the final…
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Gustav_Graves wrote: » antovolk wrote: » Brimar wrote: » antovolk wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » Mallory wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » Red_Snow wrote: » From The Hollywood Reporter 'Spectre' Used ARRI’s New 6K Camera…
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antovolk wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » Mallory wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » Red_Snow wrote: » From The Hollywood Reporter 'Spectre' Used ARRI’s New 6K Camera During Production So what does this mean? That only these por…
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aaron819 wrote: » Video from the set in Morocco: Thanks for the video, Aaron! First one from Morocco if I am not mistaken. Despite the image being a "little shaky" it actually gives a great sense of the specific type of location the train is tr…
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bondjames wrote: » I think the biggest coup with SP was getting Hoyte Van Hoytema - just like getting Deakins for SF. The cinematography/atmosphere is critical to Bond. The one thing I'm hoping is up to par, and that will be the 'icing on the c…
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antovolk wrote: » Cross-posted from the trailer thread - I missed this yesterday: more thoughts on the new trailer that debuted at CineEurope from Russian film industry portal KinoMetro (http://www.kinometro.ru/news/show/name/cineeurope-2015-sony-…
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Suivez_ce_parachute wrote: » Brimar wrote: » Thanks. Didn't know that. I'll try and find it online and compare it to the final product. Note that it's also a kind of use of a leak to read the original GE screenplay :) Then, when you de…
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dominicgreene wrote: » The trailer looks absolutely amazing. Brimar wrote: » I was just wondering for those who know, how many Bond films over the decades were also reported to have "script problems" during production beyond QoS and TND? And ho…
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Strelik wrote: » Brimar wrote: » I was just wondering for those who know, how many Bond films over the decades were also reported to have "script problems" during production beyond QoS and TND? And how many of those came out as solid films in …
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I was just wondering for those who know, how many Bond films over the decades were also reported to have "script problems" during production beyond QoS and TND? And how many of those came out as solid films in the end? Seems Craig only worked on QoS…
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SkyfallCraig wrote: » I don't think there will be enormous CGI scene in this movie I agree. I think with all the practical shooting they have been doing and all the on location filming, I think the visual effects stuff with be more there to…
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trevanian wrote: » antovolk wrote: » With ILM coming on board, I don't think we should worry about the VFX in this as much tbh... What, you never saw the last reel of the second MUMMY movie? Or the second GHOSTBUSTERS? Or any of BATTLES…
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Comte_de_Bleuville wrote: » Brimar wrote: » shamelord wrote: » The real difference in VFX quality was seen in The World Is Not Enough ad Die Another Day. The latter had twice the number of shots to work on. Both movies shared the same Effe…
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shamelord wrote: » The real difference in VFX quality was seen in The World Is Not Enough ad Die Another Day. The latter had twice the number of shots to work on. Both movies shared the same Effects team led by Maya Bryan. And the VFX in Die Anoth…
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Ludovico wrote: » That helicopter. Like a raven bringing plague. I've noticed that many of the vehicles in SP - minus the AM and Hinx's Jaguar in Rome - are black or grey: the black plane and Rovers in Austria, the black van and car seen in…
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Thanks! Glad to be here. Exciting times to be a Bond fan.
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Hi, Sorry I forgot to introduce myself here first. I have already made a couple posts in another thread and even got into my first "debate" with a couple fellow members. So I guess that's an initiation of sorts! Just like all of us here, I've …
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boldfinger wrote: » Brimar wrote: » mfmcgreal wrote: » Brimar wrote: » Thanks so much to Aaron819 for all the wonderfully sharp and crisp hi res screencaps! Makes the footage look even more incredible than it already did. And relieves …
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boldfinger wrote: » Brimar wrote: » I feel that based on what I have seen so far, that they have tried very hard to evoke a more elegant looking Bond film that is also a modern film - which cannot be avoided obviously. I don't feel Mendes and …
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RC7 wrote: » Brimar wrote: » I don't feel Mendes and Hoytema are being as literal about recreating a specific vintage look as it may appear. I agree, but then I don't think it looks particularly 'vintage'. Like you say, it's just that t…
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