What colour tie should the third henchman wear in BOND 23?
#1
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:34 PM
#2
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:38 PM
Silver the offical color Of quantum.I'm thinking taupe, but it might be too controversial for the fans.
#3
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:40 PM
What an interesting thread.
#4
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:40 PM
I'm thinking taupe, but it might be too controversial for the fans.
Are you kidding? Do you want us to go back to the CGI tie days of the Brosnan era? You prefer the eyebrow-raising ties of the Moore era?
It's a different time now - we have dark, Fleming-esque ties in the Craig era. Kick-arrrrse ties that mean business with no comedy quips. No steel-toothed, hover gondola inspiring, pigeon double-taking, Tarzan yelling, clown-make-up ties here mate!!
#5
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:44 PM
I agree. Pasley it is.I'm thinking taupe, but it might be too controversial for the fans.
Are you kidding? Do you want us to go back to the CGI tie days of the Brosnan era? You prefer the eyebrow-raising ties of the Moore era?
It's a different time now - we have dark, Fleming-esque ties in the Craig era. Kick-arrrrse ties that mean business with no comedy quips. No steel-toothed, hover gondola inspiring, pigeon double-taking, Tarzan yelling, clown-make-up ties here mate!!
#7
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:45 PM
#8
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:48 PM
Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
#9
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:54 PM
#10
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:55 PM
#11
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:55 PM
Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.
#12
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:58 PM
#13
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:00 AM
Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.
Hmm, perhaps I need to reread Peter Morgan's script, but I understood that the third henchman was the one Bond fought on top of the golf cart in that breathtaking high speed 7 mph chase.
#14
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:02 AM
#15
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:03 AM
Shouldn;'t this be in the news section I mean forget about directors or even the title it's the tie clor tyhat is what makes a film LMAO
Are you trying to be sarcastic or something, mate? This is Bond we're talking about. The third henchman's tie color is the base of the house of cards. If they don't get that right, then it all collapses. Craig can give the performance of a lifetime, but the audience will have already walked out, knowing that EON have insulted them with an inappropriate tie.
#16
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:07 AM
Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.
Hmm, perhaps I need to reread Peter Morgan's script, but I understood that the third henchman was the one Bond fought on top of the golf cart in that breathtaking high speed 7 mph chase.
Ah, I was reading Purvis & Wade's original draft, sorry. Does Morgan retain the dinner sequence involving M, Q and Q's robot dog "RoboMutt"?
#17
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:12 AM
Secondly without a doubt the color should be Mint!
#18
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:18 AM
Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.
Hmm, perhaps I need to reread Peter Morgan's script, but I understood that the third henchman was the one Bond fought on top of the golf cart in that breathtaking high speed 7 mph chase.
Ah, I was reading Purvis & Wade's original draft, sorry. Does Morgan retain the dinner sequence involving M, Q and Q's robot dog "RoboMutt"?
RoboMutt is still in the script, though he no longer fights the double taking pigeon, and now only appears as Jaws' sidekick in the twist scene where Bond, who if you remember is still undercover as an Indian Shaman, discovers the villain is the ghost of Max Zorin. Believe me when I say that Morgan has obviously studied the books, and this draft is strsight out of Fleming.
#20
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:22 AM
Wait, they replaced the Lollipop Man with Jaws? Dammit, I wanted to see the old guy in action, karate-chops and all!RoboMutt is still in the script, though he no longer fights the double taking pigeon, and now only appears as Jaws' sidekick in the twist scene where Bond, who if you remember is still undercover as an Indian Shaman, discovers the villain is the ghost of Max Zorin.Ah, I was reading Purvis & Wade's original draft, sorry. Does Morgan retain the dinner sequence involving M, Q and Q's robot dog "RoboMutt"?Hmm, perhaps I need to reread Peter Morgan's script, but I understood that the third henchman was the one Bond fought on top of the golf cart in that breathtaking high speed 7 mph chase.It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
#21
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:23 AM
Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.
Hmm, perhaps I need to reread Peter Morgan's script, but I understood that the third henchman was the one Bond fought on top of the golf cart in that breathtaking high speed 7 mph chase.
Ah, I was reading Purvis & Wade's original draft, sorry. Does Morgan retain the dinner sequence involving M, Q and Q's robot dog "RoboMutt"?
RoboMutt is still in the script, though he no longer fights the double taking pigeon, and now only appears as Jaws' sidekick in the twist scene where Bond, who if you remember is still undercover as an Indian Shaman, discovers the villain is the ghost of Max Zorin. Believe me when I say that Morgan has obviously studied the books, and this draft is strsight out of Fleming.
They spend $110M on creating RoboMutt and he only appears in the twist scene? What is going on? Have the producers gone mad? Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
#22
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:32 AM
They better not have! That scene was screaming Oscar nomination for Craig a mile away.Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.
Hmm, perhaps I need to reread Peter Morgan's script, but I understood that the third henchman was the one Bond fought on top of the golf cart in that breathtaking high speed 7 mph chase.
Ah, I was reading Purvis & Wade's original draft, sorry. Does Morgan retain the dinner sequence involving M, Q and Q's robot dog "RoboMutt"?
RoboMutt is still in the script, though he no longer fights the double taking pigeon, and now only appears as Jaws' sidekick in the twist scene where Bond, who if you remember is still undercover as an Indian Shaman, discovers the villain is the ghost of Max Zorin. Believe me when I say that Morgan has obviously studied the books, and this draft is strsight out of Fleming.
They spend $110M on creating RoboMutt and he only appears in the twist scene? What is going on? Have the producers gone mad? Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
#23
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:32 AM
I don't think it's been cut; she's been replaced by a volleyball with some lipstick on it.Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
#24
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:34 AM
I don't think it's been cut; she's been replaced by a volleyball with some lipstick on it.Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
Really? I'd heard it was going to be David Tennant in drag.
#25
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:36 AM
I don't think it's been cut; she's been replaced by a volleyball with some lipstick on it.Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
Really? I'd heard it was going to be David Tennant in drag.
I thought it was Christopher Eccleston.
#26
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:40 AM
Yes, but we need to wait until Craig is old and fat for him to wear itI agree. It's about time the pink tie made a comeback.
It's the 3rd henchman we're talking about. The one Bond spears with a fake swordfish after the ice cream van chase.
Hmm, perhaps I need to reread Peter Morgan's script, but I understood that the third henchman was the one Bond fought on top of the golf cart in that breathtaking high speed 7 mph chase.
Ah, I was reading Purvis & Wade's original draft, sorry. Does Morgan retain the dinner sequence involving M, Q and Q's robot dog "RoboMutt"?
RoboMutt is still in the script, though he no longer fights the double taking pigeon, and now only appears as Jaws' sidekick in the twist scene where Bond, who if you remember is still undercover as an Indian Shaman, discovers the villain is the ghost of Max Zorin. Believe me when I say that Morgan has obviously studied the books, and this draft is strsight out of Fleming.
They spend $110M on creating RoboMutt and he only appears in the twist scene? What is going on? Have the producers gone mad? Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
Hmm, it was only about 5 minutes in your version? It's since been slightly beefed up to a 45 page monologue from Bond, which will really peel back his layers. Rumor has it that Craig was unhappy with the model's overacting in this scene, and he stormed off into his trailer.
And where've you been, Dave? I presume you must have missed the news that RoboMutt is mostly being saved for the spinoff movie that will feature him alongside Jinx, Elvis, that bloke who keeps seeing Bond then looking at his bottle, and Sanchez's gecko, all as a super elite crime fighting team.
#27
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:43 AM
#28
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:45 AM
They spend $110M on creating RoboMutt and he only appears in the twist scene? What is going on? Have the producers gone mad? Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
Yes but they are making $105M back in product placement for RoboMutt.
I don't think it's been cut; she's been replaced by a volleyball with some lipstick on it.Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
Really? I'd heard it was going to be David Tennant in drag.
That was when Lee Tamahori was involved in directing the film. I understand he left the Bond 23 project over disagreements with the producers as to the color of Daniel Craig's underwear.
#29
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:46 AM
Damn, I know it's all a joke, but why's everyone ignoring my posts?
It's no joke. I saw paparazzi shots of the volleyball in make-up.
Hmm, it was only about 5 minutes in your version? It's since been slightly beefed up to a 45 page monologue from Bond, which will really peel back his layers. Rumor has it that Craig was unhappy with the model's overacting in this scene, and he stormed off into his trailer.
And where've you been, Dave? I presume you must have missed the news that RoboMutt is mostly being saved for the spinoff movie that will feature him alongside Jinx, Elvis, that bloke who keeps seeing Bond then looking at his bottle, and Sanchez's gecko, all as a super elite crime fighting team.
I totally missed that. I have just researched it on wikipedia. It's all true. I can't believe the rumour that Sanchez's gecko expects to be paid more than the rest.
#30
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:46 AM
They spend $110M on creating RoboMutt and he only appears in the twist scene? What is going on? Have the producers gone mad? Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
Yes but they are making $105M back in product placement for RoboMutt.I don't think it's been cut; she's been replaced by a volleyball with some lipstick on it.Now you'll be telling me that the scene where Bond talks to a papier-mache model of Vesper for over 5 minutes has been cut?
Really? I'd heard it was going to be David Tennant in drag.
That was when Lee Tamahori was involved in directing the film. I understand he left the Bond 23 project over disagreements with the producers as to the color of Daniel Craig's underwear.
Shame. Does that mean they've cut the fight while free-falling from the Eiffel Tower as well? I was looking forward that, dodgy CGI and all.