bjmdds wrote:This "new" direction is unoriginal and foreign for the franchise, but it appears there could be a "re-turn" to the Brosnanian style of OTT action.
If QOS is anything remotely like a Brosnan flick, then you will have the biggest anti-Bond fan on here from now on......
I agree................but even if QOS is action laden like DAD, i dont think for one moment that the script for QOS will let us down as it did in DAD.
Despite what some people have said here............i think the first teaser trailer due in the summer, will give us an essense of how QOS will be.
bjmdds wrote:This "new" direction is unoriginal and foreign for the franchise, but it appears there could be a "re-turn" to the Brosnanian style of OTT action.
If QOS is anything remotely like a Brosnan flick, then you will have the biggest anti-Bond fan on here from now on......
Then in your case, Eon can NEVER return to their Bond roots, or else you will become me. Do you really believe this 'new' conceptual commodity will remain the gold standard from now until the saga ends, if it ever does?
bjmdds wrote:Then in your case, Eon can NEVER return to their Bond roots, or else you will become me. Do you really believe this 'new' conceptual commodity will remain the gold standard from now until the saga ends, if it ever does?
I'd say not, but it was popular in CR and still is.
“I'd like to thank the Royal Marines for bringing me in like that and scaring the s--- out of me,” Bond Hardman Daniel Craig.
“Craig is going to fall into two camps, ... There's going to be one set of people who will throw their hands up in the air and say, 'Oh my God, not this guy. Please, anybody but him.' And a second group will say, 'This is just what these films need, a harder edge.”
Favorite Movies: Bullitt, The Long Good Friday, The Towering Inferno, Jaws, Rocky, Superman the Movie, McVicar, Goodfellas, Get Carter, Three Days of the Condor, Butch & Sundance, The Sting, All the Presidents Men
James wrote:I think Graham Rye summed it up when he said;
“Craig is going to fall into two camps, ... There's going to be one set of people who will throw their hands up in the air and say, 'Oh my God, not this guy. Please, anybody but him.' And a second group will say, 'This is just what these films need, a harder edge.”
Marmite? Never heard of it so, I looked it up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmite Perhaps, [Kryptonite:Superman] instead of [Marmite:Craig's Bond], in regards to comparison effect
Favorite Movies: Bullitt, The Long Good Friday, The Towering Inferno, Jaws, Rocky, Superman the Movie, McVicar, Goodfellas, Get Carter, Three Days of the Condor, Butch & Sundance, The Sting, All the Presidents Men
bjmdds wrote:Marmite? Never heard of it so, I looked it up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmite Perhaps, [Kryptonite:Superman] instead of [Marmite:Craig's Bond], in regards to comparison effect
You never heard of Marmite, bj? Maybe they don't sell it over in the US.
It's a love it or hate it kind of thing - hence the Craig comparison.
Favorite Movies: Bullitt, The Long Good Friday, The Towering Inferno, Jaws, Rocky, Superman the Movie, McVicar, Goodfellas, Get Carter, Three Days of the Condor, Butch & Sundance, The Sting, All the Presidents Men
bjmdds wrote:What about Brosnan's Mama Mia due out this year?
Looks like another flaming gay musical to me. Married Life looks interesting, but it was only limited release. It seems Craig and Brosnan are the only active actors working today. I would love to see Dalton and Connery in film again though.
Dalton's The Rocketeer looks similar to Downey's Iron Man film due out shortly. Connery wanted big bucks to do Indy's Crystal Skull, and was turned down. Brosnan's Mama Mia might do well.
