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ClarkDevlin wrote: » There’s also the case of overrating and overpraising a film that’s only average or slightly above average. Or going down the opposite route of giving the film an overhaul of negative reviews because it doesn’t politically alig…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » tqb wrote: » ggl007 wrote: » In Variety, yesterday: "The joint venture with MGM, forged in 2017, has not taken a rosy path. Despite dipping into Annapurna’s deep pockets to roll out the upcoming 25th installment in the…
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007Blofeld wrote: » NS_writings wrote: » I prefer to have Bond films delayed for 10 years instead of an unbondian Bond film every six months - something that will happen if the dream (or whatever sort of nightmare) of some pen pushers who want…
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PanchitoPistoles wrote: » The bottom line is that I am NOT an EON fan. I am NOT a Barbara Broccoli fan. I am a Bond fan. If I'm not mistaken, Dr. No (released 1962) was an EON Production. Ah, now I get it! You are an unofficial Bond fan! :D…
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Other than that, there have also been complications with GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies and Quantum of Solace. Back in the old days, Bond was announced with a huge billboard at the Carlton in Cannes to return in 1991 "starring Timothy Dalton". Not t…
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I prefer to have Bond films delayed for 10 years instead of an unbondian Bond film every six months - something that will happen if the dream (or whatever sort of nightmare) of some pen pushers who want EON to be out of the series comes true and the…
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1. Break-ups in romantic movies (like, "we are not meant to be together for whatever"). 2. Personal plots in action movies (the past of someone haunting him back, etc). 3. Agenda imposing films where you can smell where are they going. 4. Open en…
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1. Brosnan 2. Moore 3. Connery 4. Craig 5. Dalton 6. Lazenby (just because he needed more movies, he was terrific in OHMSS)
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ggl007 wrote: » Sorry, not being English... you know. Is this a joke? https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/3989766/james-bond-to-drive-electric-car-in-new-film-to-make-the-character-more-eco-friendly/ "Working title Shatterhand". …
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AgentJamesBond007 wrote: » I made a concept a couple of months ago. Exactly what I'd love to see in B25. Great job!
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AgentJamesBond007 wrote: » NS_writings wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » FourDot wrote: » There's a double taking pigeon, an inflatable Yaphett Kotto and a California Girls needle-drop in that era. It's pure cheese. There's nothing wron…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » FourDot wrote: » There's a double taking pigeon, an inflatable Yaphett Kotto and a California Girls needle-drop in that era. It's pure cheese. There's nothing wrong with enjoying that stuff but to claim that era isn't l…
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Ottofuse8 wrote: » I like what cr did with it. There was no reason to not resume the normal gun barrel at the beginning with qos though. The openings of qos and even sf pale in comparison with the gun barrel. Agreed! I wasn't even bothered…
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A Bond film not starting with the gunbarrel falls very short on my rankings. I can forgive Casino Royale because it was justified, but not with QOS and Skyfall. Opening SPECTRE with the gunbarrel was a reason why I adored the film. I see no reaso…
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DonnyDB5 wrote: » tqb wrote: » Visitor1982 wrote: » Craig looks old, older than Moore in Octopussy f.e. I'm glad this is his last. It's time for someone new, someone fresh and someone with a sense of fun. Personally I hope Bond 25 will …
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » There are many ways that would work. The graphic novels currently ongoing and in production have demonstrated that without weighing on the cheese. The era of Jason Bourne and Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight has overstayed thei…
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barryt007 wrote: » NS_writings wrote: » Expanding this a bit more: DAD has a fascinating story, way better planned than SPECTRE's. But... in terms of editing, music, costumes and cinematography SPECTRE holds the winning hand to me. Musi…
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Expanding this a bit more: DAD has a fascinating story, way better planned than SPECTRE's. But... in terms of editing, music, costumes and cinematography SPECTRE holds the winning hand to me.
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Better story: DAD Better style: SPECTRE
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » I can't take anybody seriously who'd think Elba would make a great Bond. Or any of those other suggestions like Dev Patel and all that jazz. Well, in my case... (a) I can't take anybody seriously who'd think Elba would…
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ToTheRight wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » TR007 wrote: » Did anyone catch Elba on SNL last night? There was a gag about him playing Bond in it. He really comes across as utterly desperate for attention. It's getting old now. When it com…
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Denbigh wrote: » Risico007 wrote: » If he is the henchmen I hope he is more interesting then and Hinx who the writers forgot to put an interesting character and thought just a cool gimmick was enough If he is in it, he's probably a backgr…
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Remember that IMDB is listing one José Alfredo Fernández as a "Henchman" in Bond 25? Well, he's (apparently) on Twitter and said Jaws is his favourite villain: https://twitter.com/ActorJAF/status/1103371538621964290 . Later (in Spanish) said Blof…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Wasn’t this Madden in Bastille Day? I can’t take him seriously. He’s just another Jamie Dornan. At 32, Madden looks like a young midshipman. At 32, Connery looked like an experienced Royal Navy commander working for th…
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I quite like DEATH LEAVES AN ECHO
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Lea Seydoux was miscast. Compare her Mission: Impossible equivalent to that of Spectre’s, you’ll find that she was far more colourful in the former than the latter. It wasn’t her fault Madeleine was awfully bland. It’s just th…
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LeChiffre wrote: » I want a shark scene in Bond or another deadly predator. Now that you mention sharks, I was rewatching Thunderball yesterday and noticed the scene where Largo feds Quist to the Golden Grotto sharks. I keep thinking we nee…
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jake24 wrote: » From the article: (Spoiler) (Spoiler) (Spoiler) :D
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More TV alerts for Argentina: -"Quantum of Solace", Saturday at 8.15pm on El Trece -"GoldenEye", Sunday at 2.15pm on El Trece
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Wait a sec fellas, but how is Jamaica confirmed? I know Baz Bamigboye is 99% times right, but to me the word "confirmed" sounds like there were documents leaked or that a member of the crew said it or (the final word) 007.com said it. That said, I'…
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