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[Matt_13]

I think a classic line will be

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when Bond gets the package from M in the Aston with the gun and the message. Bond reads the message and says "I love you too M".

That's good.

[JimmyBond]

The banter between Bond and Vesper on the train will be pretty memorable.

[DanMan]

I think my favorite part is...

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Le Chiffre: "I see you changed your shirt Mr.Bond. I hope our little game hasn't caused you to perspire."

Bond: "A little, but I won't consider myself in trouble until I start crying blood."

[dunmall]

I think my favorite part is...

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Le Chiffre: "I see you changed your shirt Mr.Bond. I hope our little game hasn't caused you to perspire."

Bond: "A little, but I won't consider myself in trouble until I start crying blood."

Oooo I like that one, very classy kind of old fashioned too.

[DanMan]

Yeah, I love it when Bond teases the villian.

[Matt_13]

It's to my understanding that the Aston Martin chase has been extended. Does anyone know anything about it (I already know about the Ronin thing). Thank God it has if this is true, the one in the script was way too short.

[JimmyBond]

I believe we actually witness Bond chasing down the baddies in the hotel, and the actual car chase is much longer. It's still just a car chase though, no gadgets

[Harmsway]

I believe we actually witness Bond chasing down the baddies in the hotel, and the actual car chase is much longer. It's still just a car chase though, no gadgets

Well, yeah, the build-up to the chase is much longer. It features Bond doing a long dash to his car, tumbling down steps and such, as well as Le Chiffre's car attempting to hit him (it can be glimpsed in the "Filming the Casino" footage).

The car chase itself is much extended, but I don't know the details of the chase beyond that.

[Jericho_One]

I think a classic line will be

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when Bond gets the package from M in the Aston with the gun and the message. Bond reads the message and says "I love you too M".

That's good.

James Bond is back.

[DamnCoffee]

... and better than ever

[Matt_13]

I believe we actually witness Bond chasing down the baddies in the hotel, and the actual car chase is much longer. It's still just a car chase though, no gadgets

Well, yeah, the build-up to the chase is much longer. It features Bond doing a long dash to his car, tumbling down steps and such, as well as Le Chiffre's car attempting to hit him (it can be glimpsed in the "Filming the Casino" footage).

The car chase itself is much extended, but I don't know the details of the chase beyond that.

Nice, thanks guys.

[DamnCoffee]

Cool, Cant wait to see it

[Matt_13]

Another classic Bond moment

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Bond in Drydens office, Dryden raises the gun, Bond doesn't move, Dryden pulls the trigger, "click", Bond holds up the magazine.

I really have to say, Bonds intro in this movie is going to be the coolest ever. A great moment, indeed.

[DamnCoffee]

agreed Craig is gonna be fantastic in his introduction - just sitting there cool and calm knowing that he has the upper hand

[Jericho_One]

Another classic Bond moment

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Bond in Drydens office, Dryden raises the gun, Bond doesn't move, Dryden pulls the trigger, "click", Bond holds up the magazine.

I really have to say, Bonds intro in this movie is going to be the coolest ever. A great moment, indeed.

Damn...

I don't want to sound childish, but... could this get any better?
This reminds me of one question to the script readers: is Paul Haggis' input obvious or it goes unnoticed?
I say this because, from the bits and pieces I have caught so far, Daniel Craig could hardly get a better script for his debut.

[Matt_13]

Anyone taken aback by the use of the "F" word in the script? Was that really necessary? I know it was used only once to describe the scene

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when Vesper drowns herself

but I think P&W really didn't need that in there. I know they were trying to make a point but I mean, come on.

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

Anyone taken aback by the use of the "F" word in the script? Was that really necessary? I know it was used only once to describe the scene

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when Vesper drowns herself

but I think P&W really didn't need that in there. I know they were trying to make a point but I mean, come on.

Maybe that wasn't from P&W.

[Matt_13]

Anyone taken aback by the use of the "F" word in the script? Was that really necessary? I know it was used only once to describe the scene

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when Vesper drowns herself

but I think P&W really didn't need that in there. I know they were trying to make a point but I mean, come on.

Maybe that wasn't from P&W.

Haggis?

[MattofSteel]

I REALLY need to get out of this thread.

Still, all this sounds WOW.

[JimmyBond]

Another classic Bond moment

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Bond in Drydens office, Dryden raises the gun, Bond doesn't move, Dryden pulls the trigger, "click", Bond holds up the magazine.

I really have to say, Bonds intro in this movie is going to be the coolest ever. A great moment, indeed.

It works even better with context:

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Dryden rasies his gun, says "Too bad we didnt get to know each other better." Then 'click' Then Bond says "I knew where you hid the magazine, that must count for something."

Now that's, classic Bond

[Tinfinger]

The reinventing of 007....oy

[JimmyBond]

The reinventing of 007....oy

If this is in reply to the use of the 'f' word. That's not actually part of the film, just a script note that Haggis uses.

[Shrublands]

...as well as Le Chiffre's car attempting to hit him (it can be glimpsed in the "Filming the Casino" footage).

Isn

[JimmyBond]

No, the bit Harmsway mentioned is most definately from the chase scene. As they also show Craig filming Bond running to his car, and I doubt he'd be running to his car if he were dying, at least not running the way he is in that clip.

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

Anyone taken aback by the use of the "F" word in the script? Was that really necessary? I know it was used only once to describe the scene

Spoiler

when Vesper drowns herself

but I think P&W really didn't need that in there. I know they were trying to make a point but I mean, come on.

Maybe that wasn't from P&W.

Haggis?

That would be my guess.

No, the bit Harmsway mentioned is most definately from the chase scene. As they also show Craig filming Bond running to his car, and I doubt he'd be running to his car if he were dying, at least not running the way he is in that clip.

This is how I tell them apart. If he has his tie on he's poisioned, if not he's going after Vesper.

[DamnCoffee]

Anyone taken aback by the use of the "F" word in the script? Was that really necessary? I know it was used only once to describe the scene

Spoiler

when Vesper drowns herself

but I think P&W really didn't need that in there. I know they were trying to make a point but I mean, come on.

Maybe that wasn't from P&W.

The f word was not necessery and i was taken aback i also was shocked when M says the B word and vesper says the P and B word

[Tinfinger]

Um, folks, this movie was co-written by the guy who wrote and directed Crash, why are you surprised to see the f word here? If there's only one, then I'll be surprised

[Agent 76]

Um, folks, this movie was co-written by the guy who wrote and directed Crash, why are you surprised to see the f word here? If there's only one, then I'll be surprised

and he created: Walker, Texas Ranger.

[JCRendle]

Come on guys - if there was no swearing all we would get is "oh, her? yea, she's dead"

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

I can just see it now. The tabloids get wind of this looking for a story and with the way they distort things we'll see "New Bond drops F Bomb in Casino Royale".