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Univex wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » Out of all the rumours that have come out about the next Bond film, this new one with Nolan and faithful adaptations has got me the most excited since CR was released. Whether it is a period piece settin…
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Junglist_1985 wrote: » I can just imagine Nolan thinking in his head how he can comprise on period piece vs. modern day Bond and thinking: TIME TRAVEL! ... I really hope not. And driving a Delorean rather than an Aston Martin. :D
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Out of all the rumours that have come out about the next Bond film, this new one with Nolan and faithful adaptations has got me the most excited since CR was released. Whether it is a period piece setting as a one off movie, or a faithful adaptat…
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The happy compromise for EON/Nolan would be faithfully adapting the Fleming novel but in a modern day setting. Wow! All my Christmases would come at once if that happened. I wouldn't just be back on board as the world's biggest Bond fan, I doubt …
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CrabKey wrote: » As one of my favorite Bond films, CR ends with a bit of a disappointment. Eva Green is a spectacular Vesper, yet the film's climax seems to betray her. She becomes an appendage to a collapsing house. As has been pointed out the el…
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Venutius wrote: » echo wrote: » Forster excelled in the dramatic scenes...It's in the action scenes where he flailed. Although Forster didn't direct most of those, tbf - Dan Bradley did: 'I write most of the action that I shoot. So the fi…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » I actually thought Connery came off energetic in DAF. I dunno where anyone gets “tired” from his performance in that. I actually prefer the film. A few sequences aside, the novel is kind of a slog. …
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TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » bondywondy sounds like a lot of men of a certain age out there who feel threatened and insecure about the world changing around them, and so go on lashing out over “wokeism”. Feels uncomfortable…
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bondywondy wrote: » Scaramanga1974 wrote: » The next Bond is probably still at drama school as EON are that far off filming. Or at nursery! Lol Or still a glint in his father's eye...
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mtm wrote: » QBranch wrote: » j_w_pepper wrote: » Just wondered what he needed the fedora for in the end. I think Marion asked him to wear it during sex. It is rather the inevitable conclusion to be drawn. Doh! That went…
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j_w_pepper wrote: » Fibber. That's actually a new word for me to have learned, but now I looked it up. But no, I think I wrote actually after my first watching of DOD on 30 June that I considered the Raiders' March in the end credits the equival…
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j_w_pepper wrote: » The lack of the Raiders' March playing over the end credits seems quite a logical way of making it clear that this was Indy's final adventure. In the first four, I always took it to indicate that the saga will go on. No…
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Venutius wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » The Spy Who Loved Me[/i], the story at the motel shootout would really work as an introduction for the new Bond actor. Viv's forced to open the door, to get rid of whoever's there. Sope steps out of the n…
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j_w_pepper wrote: » I'm just spending my evening surfing on the internet (like here), not really surprising, but this time listening to the score of DOD on my headphones while doing that. Even though it is a cheap (paid less than 40 euros for it…
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mtm wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » ColonelAdamski wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » It almost felt at times like the producers/writers hated the character so much they were just thinking of the next horrible thi…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » ColonelAdamski wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » It almost felt at times like the producers/writers hated the character so much they were just thinking of the next horrible thing to throw at him before he finally dies.…
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ColonelAdamski wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » It almost felt at times like the producers/writers hated the character so much they were just thinking of the next horrible thing to throw at him before he finally dies. They changed James Bo…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » echo wrote: » ColonelAdamski wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Here's a question. If Bond doesn't die in the end, would those who didn't like it, like it slightly, if not more? It wou…
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Jordo007 wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Here's a question. If Bond doesn't die in the end, would those who didn't like it, like it slightly, if not more? It would be a top 5 Bond film if he didn't die and I rank it around 16-17 with the e…
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mtm wrote: » I think they should have just killed Felix in LTK, rather than effectively fridging Della, who doesn't even get mentioned again apart from her name on the lighter. The only part about LTK I don't like is how cheery Felix is at …
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echo wrote: » ColonelAdamski wrote: » Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Here's a question. If Bond doesn't die in the end, would those who didn't like it, like it slightly, if not more? It would be a top 5 Bond film if he didn't die and I rank it…
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Just to throw my 2 cents worth in here on the subject. I love the Louis Armstrong song from OHMSS, and I didn't like it being ripped off in NTTD. It just felt lazy to me, but then again, there are many things I didn't like about NTTD - that was just…
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CrabKey wrote: » It's safe to assume the target audience will not have read the Bond novels and Craig's first outing was 2005. By the time the next Bond film rolls around, Craig himself will have reached classic car status. Ethan Hunt and Indiana …
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ToTheRight wrote: » Hate to say this, but deep down I think NTTD was it. I'm okay with that actually. Great film and a superb ending to the series. Eon could eventually revive Bond, but my hunch is that would be really far down the line and most …
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007HallY wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » It's safe to assume the target audience will not have read the Bond novels and Craig's first outing was 2005. By the time the next Bond film rolls around, Craig himself will have reached classic car status. E…
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SIS_HQ wrote: » https://fandomwire.com/theyre-not-going-to-be-the-next-james-bond-whole-list-of-actors-including-henry-cavill-rejected-by-producer-barbara-broccoli-in-her-quest-to-reinvent-007/ Absolute BS clickbait article. No news in ther…
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mtm wrote: » One thing I do like is that when he does it in Goldfinger to sneak around Auric's factory, he's actually got a smart little V neck jumper on. Apparently that was a John Smedley jumper (I have one similar). Craig also wore one i…
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George_Kaplan wrote: » Venutius wrote: » Yes, everything about Connery in that photo just radiates Bond. Couldn't be improved. What's also great to me is that while Connery's suit would've looked out of place to a lot of people at various time…
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mtm wrote: » I did rethink that a bit! Crusade has the “Indiana let it go” exchange, which is kind of equally blatant. So I think it’s quite fitting that DoD (SPOILERS FOLLOW) has Indy taught the lesson that he has people who love him and need hi…
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