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Looking forward to this, I think Daniel Craig is a great Bond, comes across a right hard bastard.
Javier Bardem as the baddy Naomie Harris as the love interest (damn that girl is gorgeous) Ralph Fiennes and a new Q whats not to get excited about 😀
Agreed, it looks good.
Aye, looking forward to it...
Ohhhh yes.
Yup, been following the Facebook updates for quite a while now. Been looking forward to this.
Lots got a digger on a train
And a helicopter
No conveyor belt or turntable?
I've got the day off
"DO YOU WANT ME TO TALK"?
"NO MR BOND,I WANT YOU TO DIE"!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
apologies 😳
"expect" not "want" 😉
DOH! 😳
oh yes cant wait Craig is a very convincing Bond in my opinion
oh hell yeah. Been a long time coming...
Hmmm... teaser trailer in 3d, so i'm guessing film will be too...
I had a mooch around the big outdoor tank set at pinewood, a set designer friend had to get thousands of Chinese lanterns made for the nighttime dragon/water scene.
Roger deakins and Sam mendes are top notch so hopefully it's going to be a good film.
nor does goldfinger laugh after either.
tsk.
A colleague was the fire engineer on this when they were filming on the Tube. He was pretty impressed, and then did the new F&F film - he was enormously impressed with the fighting scenes.
I hope they can afford a stand for the camera this time.
QoS looked like a 'my first camcorder' test tape.
Craig seems to be the only Bond who has read the books.
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Craig seems to be the only Bond who has read the books.
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I think he read them after Dalton finished with them. The best Bonds by far. Looking forward to this film.
Got some short videos out at the moment:
One about the sets:
Could watch one about 20 times longer though.
I think Daniel Craig is a great Bond, comes across a right hard bastard.
It's interesting to me, being a bond fan as a kid during the Connery and Moore years, that Bond is now seen as a hardman..
Even as a kid I could see that he was a slightly camp, suave conman, surviving by luck and instinct rather than by being tough..
I haven't watched any thing in the series post Connery and Moore, so has the character evolved and developed smoothly into a figure more palatable for a generation that glorifies violence..? Or was there a revelatory film/moment/actor..?
The character in Fleming's books is more of a thug. Craig's portrayal is the closest to that original intent.
I haven't watched any thing in the series post Connery and Moore, so has the character evolved and developed smoothly into a figure more palatable for a generation that glorifies violence..? Or was there a revelatory film/moment/actor..?
Modern bond isn't cheesy, he has moved with the times, no longer slapping women or making people cringe like the Bond of old. Craig is close to the Bond in the books too.
Bond in the books was actually a bit of a bastard, because of what happened in Casino Royal, they've set the craig character up accordingly with the reboot. Dalton was great... shame he only did two.
I think Craig should be a great bond, but the first two films with him have been hugely disappointing, the scriptwriting has been appalling, they really haven't got the best out of his portrayal.