delfloria
Your right I jumped over that bit of info. I stand corrected. Thanks.
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MaxCasino wrote: » delfloria wrote: » mtm wrote: » I don't think they will either, just tweak the thing, as you mentioned and aim at as many as possible. Turning a demographic off it just doesn't make any sense. To be honest I think NTT…
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mtm wrote: » I don't think they will either, just tweak the thing, as you mentioned and aim at as many as possible. Turning a demographic off it just doesn't make any sense. To be honest I think NTTD already has quite a lot of that: Bond isn't …
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Aren't all films from the 2010's dated now, compared to modern stuff? I'm sure the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth will also look better than the other Jurassic World films visually. Technology and the cinematography, lighting…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » delfloria wrote: » Damien, of all people. He lives three doors down from me. We cross paths while walking dogs on regular basis. Don't think I can pry anything out of him but I'll let you know if I turn anything up. This same t…
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Damien, of all people. He lives three doors down from me. We cross paths while walking dogs on regular basis. Don't think I can pry anything out of him but I'll let you know if I turn anything up. This same thing happen with Denis several years ago …
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Call me old fashioned but the less we know about Bond personally the better. Just send him on an assignment and let us enjoy the ride as he get's closer to his target and finally vanquishes his latest larger-than-life foe.
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CrabKey wrote: » @echo -- I'd like to see another version of any film from the Moore era. Same here.
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As much as I rag on EON sometimes, I am secure in my belief that they will not gratuitously overlay Bond with many of the traits expressed in the above posts. No candle lit dinners with cell phones in hand.
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SIS_HQ wrote: » delfloria wrote: » @CrabKey The scary thing is that some younger fans would not bat an eye over a scene like that. Speaking of possible Bond actors, I just recalled something about being a BIG fan of "The Equalizer" TV serie…
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@CrabKey The scary thing is that some younger fans would not bat an eye over a scene like that. Speaking of possible Bond actors, I just recalled something about being a BIG fan of "The Equalizer" TV series, which was originally created as a star…
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CrabKey wrote: » For me there is nothing unique about today that would prevent a Bond novel, any Bond novel, from being updated to make for a cracking good story for modern audiences. Bond stories have always been updated. However, far too many ha…
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Daltonforyou wrote: » delfloria wrote: » Regarding NSNA not feeling like an Eon production, I saw it at McClory's house in the Bahamas where he had replaced the score with Barry's Thunderball score and it made a world of difference. Not that i…
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Regarding NSNA not feeling like an Eon production, I saw it at McClory's house in the Bahamas where he had replaced the score with Barry's Thunderball score and it made a world of difference. Not that it solved all the problems but it sure did help.
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MaxCasino wrote: » https://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/films/1943263/james-bond-007-new-movie-announcement https://www.mirror.co.uk/film/james-bonds-cinematic-return-teased-33582858 Rumors. Comments and rumors from fans. That will…
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George_Kaplan wrote: » delfloria wrote: » Also, not sure that you are taking into account the racism and snobbery that is a part of Fleming's Bond character in the films and novels. It's fair to say that the cinematic Bond in the 21st c…
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George_Kaplan wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » Why does Bond need to be black? I'm not calling for a black actor to be Bond. And it's not because I believe there are no great black actors capable of the playing the role. There are plenty. But why? On…
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007HallY wrote: » delfloria wrote: » In the early days, the films gained gravitas and audience excitement by using real life gadgets slightly modified and customized for Bonds world. The audience knew they were real and were amazed by the Disc…
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In the early days, the films gained gravitas and audience excitement by using real life gadgets slightly modified and customized for Bonds world. The audience knew they were real and were amazed by the Disco Volante, the Aston Martin DB-5, the Bell …
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CrabKey wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » 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. Fi…
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mtm wrote: » It's not a generational thing; different people just like different things. People of the older generation wrote the Bond spinoffs. Of course it is a generational thing. People like different things because that is what they ar…
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CrabKey wrote: » No doubt it's an age/generational thing, but video games have zero appeal to me, as do Bond comic books and literary spin offs. None of which suggest to me a new film is on the horizon. Christ, I miss the old days when you could c…
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There are a lot of divergent opinions here as to what makes a Bond film work. If you could choose only one previous Bond film to use as a templet for the next one, what would it be?
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peter wrote: » mtm wrote: » Daltonforyou wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » Colonel_Venus wrote: » I belive pretty much anyone here could make a better Bond film than EON. Huh? What is your definition of "making a movie"? Creating a fi…
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When talking synergy through merchandising and product spin offs Bond has had ample time over the years to make inroads but it has not stuck the landing. At Comic Con this year I only saw two or three collectable items at Factory Ent. and that was i…
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Speaking of Euros.............. Bond should get involved in Eurovision as a................contestant.
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jetsetwilly wrote: » Venutius wrote: » With the success of the Bourne films, there was an element of 'Bond is your dad's spy movie' in the early and mid-'00s too - but Craig wiped that out completely with one film and brought in a lot of young…
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CrabKey wrote: » @007HallY - I meant Gen Z as a whole (I only said us because I'm in that age bracket). I suppose the youngest are still in their teens, but most are in their 20s. Think the oldest is something like 27/28. It's a wide demographic. …
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Daltonforyou wrote: » delfloria wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » I wouldn't be so sure, @Zekidk. When @delfloria joined us, the forum (KTBEU) was over ten years old. This community is steadily approaching its 25th birthday. At least some "origi…
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DarthDimi wrote: » I wouldn't be so sure, @Zekidk. When @delfloria joined us, the forum (KTBEU) was over ten years old. This community is steadily approaching its 25th birthday. At least some "originals" are still here; and if they were--say--in t…
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DarthDimi wrote: » As someone who professionally spends a lot of time with the younger Gen Z'ers, let me tell you what I fear. Many of my enthusiastic younglings can barely look at the same scene without losing focus. Many of them hardly find anyt…
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