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Colonel_Venus wrote: » TLD is pretty good, but just like GE, it's a remix. Bond 26 needs to be big, beautiful and BOLD. I suggested this earlier in the thread: Zekidk wrote: » It opens in France with young James saying goodbye to his p…
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007HallY wrote: » I wouldn't mind if in Bond 26 we have something like Bond being called into M's office while he's with a girl in bed. They can do something different with it that shows us something about this Bond though. Some great thought…
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CrabKey wrote: » I'm sure we all remember those horrendously sexist, outrageously toxic, and misogynistic films. Best of the bunch.
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » mtm wrote: » Personally I thought he still felt like 007. Yes, indeed. He surely felt like James Bond. They just removed much of what was fun about the character and turned him into a political…
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mtm wrote: » Personally I thought he still felt like 007. Yes, indeed. He surely felt like James Bond. They just removed much of what was fun about the character and turned him into a politically correct family man who wants nothing to do wit…
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The Craig-era was rich on themes, like rebirth, revenge and resurrection. It had a lot of grief, loss and betrayal. I don't figure they will continue down that path. But at the same time they need to keep Bond as a three-dimensional character, but w…
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Like I said when responding to that very specific question... I wouldn't mind a Bond movie that has a villain who wants to blow up London with Bond trying to stop him. This can be the premise of the third act of the movie, the climax or the entire p…
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CrabKey wrote: » Yeah, who wants to see a story about a nut job who wants to blow up London with a rocket. I do. I don't care if things have been done before. That ticking clock plot device in the circus in OP worked great and was damn n…
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » What's the point of still trying to suck out every last drop out of novels written 60 years ago? Yes, Ian Fleming came up with the character and the movie adaptions have been made, but can we please move on…
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What's the point of still trying to suck out every last drop out of novels written 60 years ago? Yes, Ian Fleming came up with the character and the movie adaptions have been made, but can we please move on? The next Bond movie will be an original s…
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I think "But my martini is still dry" is one of the best one-liners ever. The underwater sequence were great, the villain much better than many EON villains and the extensive fistfight at the clinic is brilliantly played out. But I too have issues w…
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DarthDimi wrote: » I'm not looking forward to a NSNA situation where it is called Bond, features Bond, but doesn't feel like Bond. Feel? Like how? For NSNA would a gunbarrel sequence, a Maurice Binder-like title sequence, Shirley Bassey do…
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Mark my words... the reason for including 'We Have All the Time in the World' in NTTD' is because it's a hidden message. They knew they wanted all the time in the world to do the next one and for Craig to grow old so he can return as Bond's long lo…
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mtm wrote: » Honestly for me I still find Green slightly miscast. Blasphemy! Name one actress at that time who you think would be a better match in her scenes with Craig. You can write the scenes but the delivery and chemistry is all up to th…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » Does Bond sacrifice himself in the name of duty? He could very easily get off the island if he wanted to. He sacrifices himself for his family as even getting off the island would m…
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007HallY wrote: » He even says to Madeline he left her behind a while back. Yeah, well: Daniel Craig explains why the romance that nearly broke James Bond in Casino Royale is still tormenting him in No Time to Die https://www.denofgeek.com/…
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007HallY wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » 007HallY wrote: » Dunno if this is thinking about it too deeply myself, but the death of a friend or partner isn't a straightforward case of 'getting over it' even if you've emotionally moved on from that …
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007HallY wrote: » Dunno if this is thinking about it too deeply myself, but the death of a friend or partner isn't a straightforward case of 'getting over it' even if you've emotionally moved on from that initial tragedy. Personally I could n…
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@Since62 Impossible for me to answer since I haven't got the slightest clue about what Pushing Daisies is. Sorry. Maybe rephrase the question? But what I do know is this: Craig's Bond is all Vesper. The graveyard scene in Matera he says "I miss…
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Reflsin2bourbons wrote: » Does Bond sacrifice himself in the name of duty? He could very easily get off the island if he wanted to. He sacrifices himself for his family as even getting off the island would mean they would be in perpetual danger. …
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Theo James is my number one choice right now for Bond. I just think he has enough charisma, swagger, looks and toughness to play the part. Yes. The series 'The Gentleman' convinced me that he would make a great Bond. Taro…
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delfloria wrote: » I would like them to feature a REAL gadget in B26 to capture some of that original magic. What could that be today or in the near future, I wonder? Drones that can transport people is near future. I'm sure Q department can …
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CrabKey wrote: » Until NTTD they'd done everything but kill Bond. Now they've done that. What next? A flashback to a late nineties maternity ward. "We'll call him, James." Flash forward. Parents die. Something like that could work for the nex…
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mtm wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » mtm wrote: » And Scaramanga's flying car was real, was it? There's always some way in which the Craig films weren't right, isn't there. Is there? I don't know. I can find plenty of good things, and not so…
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mtm wrote: » And Scaramanga's flying car was real, was it? There's always some way in which the Craig films weren't right, isn't there. Is there? I don't know. I can find plenty of good things, and not so good things. But what I prefer is fo…
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Monorailer wrote: » submersible glider in No Time To Die. Correct me if I am wrong, but wasn't that all CGI?
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CrabKey wrote: » an entirely new angle That's it. And that is why those gadgets and crazy machines we saw pre-Craig need to come back. I'm not referring to a sci-fi invisible car or just a car equipped with a machinegun, but stuff we haven't …
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Bond-movies should try to be first movers when it comes to action setpieces. A parkour footchase that ends on top of a crane was original. A bikechase on the rooftop of a very large building was original. Fighting inside a haywire helicopter over…
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Best example of a one-country movie is YOLT. It works because there's a city setting, a countryside setting, a harbour setting, an island setting, dayscenes, nightscenes, scenes with the sun setting, scenes with the sun rising, all those fantastic i…
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Burgess wrote: » Venutius wrote: » Rather than the SP plane chase, I think I'd've preferred the original 'parkour on skis' sequence that Logan wrote or the snowmobile chase that replaced it, tbh. I could be way off but I think the reaso…
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