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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » An essential quality of Bond is a kind of enigmatic quality, and I think Aidan Turner has that in spades, whereas Henry Cavill and Theo James feel a bit stiff by comparison. Watch A Turner interviews he has a natural self-effa…
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slide_99 wrote: » We've known who Bond is for almost 70 years. He's not some riddle that needs to be solved and there aren't any mysteries to explore with him. It's not that he's one-dimensional, it's that he's a complete character that doesn't…
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » I don't want Guy Ritchie or Matthew Vaughn near Bond, Please. Those two guys are the same thing. They were good in their early days, but not anymore. Also, what they both see as style isn't better than cartoons. W…
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It just means they are the diplomatic liars they have to be. It’s just how it’s done, unfortunately. And frankly, if I was already a millionaire, with a network of 400m+, I’d say no to THAT billion, yes, I would, for love no less. Because madness…
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battleshipgreygt wrote: » talos7 wrote: » I think the likelihood of Theo James being cast has increased. The Gentlemen was basically his “ Layer Cake “ . Any reluctance that he may have expressed will be eased by additional 0’s on his contrac…
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bondywondy wrote: » I don't want to be too harsh but money rules this world so for all this stuff about want to protect the Bond legacy.. . I'm assuming that was bullsh*t. Frankly, that's the bit that hurts more, isn't it?
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slide_99 wrote: » ShakenNotStirred wrote: » James Bond Will Return, but it won’t be Cubby Broccolis. NTTD truly was the last time we will see that incarnation, Craig or not. Technically DAD was the last time we saw Cubby's Bond, since B…
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007HallY wrote: » For what it’s worth, the last four years of Bond have taught me none of us truly know what we’re talking about when all’s said and done about the future of this franchise. None of us can 100% predict the future even if minor deta…
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What ever happened to that "secret big project" Villeneuve was talking about directing right after Dune Messiah wraps filming this year? It'd be lovely to get him as the director. And I agree, the safest bet for any sense of continuity is to get …
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Thing is, there is no script…
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We don’t even know if his brother shares his love for Bond. Do we?
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Univex wrote: » patb wrote: » @Univex Some good points. IMHO, Amazon is not the enemy here. It's short termism. If they want a quick return, they will flood the market with junk of any description. But we all know wher…
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patb wrote: » @Univex Some good points. IMHO, Amazon is not the enemy here. It's short termism. If they want a quick return, they will flood the market with junk of any description. But we all know where that ends. If they think longer term and fo…
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MaxCasino wrote: » After reflecting on this news all day, I'm ready to share my thoughts. Cons (and how to make them positive): More or less what everyone says about Amazon looking at it creatively. They might just view it as a product. But …
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buddyoldchap wrote: » @Univex Leonardo and Fifteen Love are both Amazon productions, starring our main man Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » I don't think EON would've hired an actor in his 40's again. Amazon on the other hand... Again, here…
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buddyoldchap wrote: » @Benny @Thunderball @Mendes4Lyfe @Univex Well, gents, I am as baffled by the news regarding Amazon/EoN as you are, however we might be in luck. Our pick Aidan Turner has close ties @Amazon studios, so we'll see what happen…
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Thunderball wrote: » No. Just no. The Bond film franchise as we have known it is officially dead. Yes, it’s just sad. No one here defending the producers today. Not even me. Damn their decision. Period.
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NoTimeToLive wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » I'm optimisitc. I can see Amazon producers producing more frequent films/TV, or whatever. However without the Broccoli family, would a new series omit traditions such as…
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Max Baldry? Good voice..
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Didn’t see this one coming, although I had made comments about fatigue and the Bond producers. I sensed, the minute NTTD ended, that Babs just wouldn’t be into it the same way anymore. Of course there are more shades to all of this. Most of which we…
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Benny wrote: » That really is a very Bondian, cool pick. Let’s just hope the new boss is as tuned to what Bond should be as the old boss (the who song comes to mind). HEY AMAZON, Here’s a fan fav. Just pick him, will ya? Make many happy.
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Did his voice get deeper? Is that a Seamaster I see on is wrist? Getting good reviews on Nosferatu. And that clip of Craven on the Russian prison was not bad. Still think he could be good on the role, if he dials down his camp attit…
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MartinBond wrote: » Besides that, I think the "patient" comment can be a slightly dangerous one as well. After all, "patient" and "disinterested" look very similar from afar. I agree with the sentiment that fans aren't entitled to news and ev…
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Couldn't agree more, about gravitas, that is. That being said, we're in trouble, aren't we? These youngsters don't seem to have those kinds of chops. Actually, people have been commenting for a while on the death of real movie stars. I mean, char…
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Yes, I get that. And I have to agree. Although I still think Turner would've been great as Bond. Alas, not to be. Have we talked about this Jonathan Bailey fella? I think he has something. Dunno. Still young at 36. Anyway, just throwing in anothe…
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Just (painfully) saw Mr. Malcom's list at that historical revisionist channel called Netflix and I must say, with three Bond contenders in its cast - Theo James, Some Dirisu and Oliver Jackson-Cohen, it really shows how none of them is suitable for …
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SecretAgentMan⁰⁰⁷ wrote: » Better make that two. Also Justin Hurwitz's The Landing track from First Man is pure John Barry. So Chazelle, Sandgren & Hurwitz would be great for Bond 26. Sounds like a good law firm to me ;)
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Creasy47 wrote: » He's immediately one of my favorite options if it means we get a Hurwitz score too. +1 Oh yes, absolutely. He’s got a strong sense of immagery, aesthetics and movement. Count me in as one of Chazelle’s supporters in the ev…
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I, for one, don't want P&W back in any capacity. But I wouldn't want someone who is ignorant of Fleming's works. I can't believe there's not a single good writer who likes and has read Fleming and could have a good working relationship with Barb…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » Univex wrote: » I wouldn't oppose a teaser with a man who is Bond to a tee saying "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated..." and then the Bond theme blaring with horns and drums to flashes of Bondian cues and actions.…
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