Classic Bond Forum

At the center of the film, like a man trying to pull a donkey out of a peat bog, stands Craig: inexpressive, uninflected and obviously tired. Perhaps he’s trying to play a chap who never allows himself access to his emotions, for fear loved ones may be snatched away, but he just looks like an actor...

Deadline.com: 'Last night, Mr. Bond started knocking over the casino at the box office making a royal $5.25M at 3,221 theaters from Thursday previews. Industry projections for Spectre‘s opening have risen slightly since earlier in the week with a FSS of $75M-$80M, which would make the 24th 007 titl...

Many of the reviews for Spectre have been lukewarm so far. Die Another Day received better reviews when it was released.

Daltonite Toothpaste wrote:Cavill wouldn't be that welcome, not by me, and not by anyone outside this forum.

I think many - probably the vast majority - cinemagoers outside this forum would love Cavill as Bond.

It feels like Craig has been Bond forever. And he has - 10 years. When will his Bond tenure end? His death?

I hope a black actor is cast as Bond. Then all those Daniel Craig fans who oppose a black actor as Bond will know what it is like to have the James Bond series completely ruined.

Skyfall Sounds like another Casino Royale: namely a load of pretentious, post-modern nonsense far removed from the Cubby Broccoli movies with Daniel Craig's usual dour performance. Apparently the new Q says "we don't do exploding pens anymore" which leads me to suspect Skyfall will be highly smug an...

Does Craig's Bond die in Skyfall? If so then it may be worth watching.

Sam Worthington said: "What intrigues me more is the chance to start my own franchise and put my own stamp on a character that is iconic rather than just jumping on something that is already established. I like the risk of getting my own one going." But surely Daniel Craig did that with Bond by comp...

I have a feeling Bond 23 will be awful. Is it going to be "lighter" or are they going to make another dull Bourne type thriller?

Let's hope this is Daniel Craig's last Bond movie.

Speaking of, just read this: http://screenrant.com/james-bond-23-india-train-sequence-kofi-130905/ UHM, they'll be forced to rewrite a seemingly opening action sequence with an Indian train involved? AND this will be based on Carte Blanche? LMAO I SERIOUSLY hope whoever wrote the above just doesn't...

Gary Seven » Tue Apr 05, 2011 8:52 am
James Bond: Sean Connery or Roger Moore
Arch Nemesis: Christopher Lee
Henchman/woman: Jaws
Bond Girl: Jane Seymour
Director: Lewis Gilbert

The Spy Who Loved Me.

Does anyone need or want another James Bond film with Daniel Craig playing 007?

Depressing news. Who really wants to see a tired looking Daniel Craig return as James Bond four years after the disastrous Quantum of Solace? I know some of the more extreme Daniel Craig fans want him to make six more Bonds - and write and direct them too no doubt - but surely a change with a fresh ...

Richard Armitage is tipped for a role in The Hobbit. It would be good if he could play Bond next time round; although there is not much chance as he is tall and handsome with black hair and therefore will not be considered by Eon.

Loved his work. RIP.

If these rumours are true then Craig has had a strange run since the euphoria that greeted Casino Royale. First that girl who played Mrs Strawberries - or whatever her name was in Quantum of Solace - said Craig is so short he has to wear shoe lifts for Bond. Then QOS was panned by the critics and fa...

Mazer knows interesting stuff. How? Connery could have been Bond for 20 years? Interesting. I wonder how Moore's films would have played out with a 45-ish Connery in the role. Connery could have been Bond until the late 1980s. He did have a career outside Bond and was sick of being Bond early into ...

FormerBondFan wrote:Perhaps DC should do a remake of Action Jackson.

Daniel Craig was hired - we were told way back in 2005 - because he was a great actor who could bring greater humanity and depth to the role of James Bond. Now he is regarded as a poor man's Jean Claude Van Damme.