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[Aris007]

Wait, is Nov 9 before or after the end of the world?

Before. However I think that the giant UFOs will be here cause our Bond-maniac alliens want to go to the premiere.

[double o ego]

Maaaan....

Star Trek 2, Marc Webb's Spider-Man, The Avengers, Zach Snyder's Superman, The Dark Knight Rises and James Bond Returns.

Who cares if the world ends on December 21 after all these exciting films have been released?

I do hope Bond doesn't get drowned out by all of these entries, a la Licence to Kill. But either way, we have Our Man Dan locked down for a third outing, which gives him a solid three films for us to enjoy (or five if you count Casino Royale as the equivalent of three Bond films, as I do )

The good news is all those other movies are summer blockbusters. The producers would have been insane to release Bond in the summer as some other crazy fans here were hoping for but yes, 2012 is going to be an amazing year!

I just pray to God that the script for this movie is a real engaging spy thriller.

[CardShark]

ok when are they gonna put up an offical countdown to the release date?

[TheREAL008]

It's Begun! Unfortunately I read the news on IGN.com instead of here. Won't ever happen again.

I hope MUSE is doing the theme song. They're one of the great modern brit rock bands out there now.

[Nicolas Suszczyk]

Wait, is Nov 9 before or after the end of the world?

Before. However I think that the giant UFOs will be here cause our Bond-maniac alliens want to go to the premiere.

The world is going to end in 12/12/12 (My dad's 54th birthday)I think, so we'll enjoy Bond before we'll get blown away

[zencat]

So no sign of Peter Morgan anywhere. I guess they discovered that winning an Oscar doesn't instantly imbued a person with absolutely no experience in the action genre the sudden ability to create a great James Bond movie. I'm glad they learned this lesson before it was too late. Oh...

[sthgilyadgnivileht]

Great news for the start of the year, I'm well pleased!

[Nicolas Suszczyk]

So no sign of Peter Morgan anywhere. I guess they discovered that winning an Oscar doesn't instantly imbued a person with absolutely no experience in the action genre the sudden ability to create a great James Bond movie. I'm glad they learned this lesson before it was too late. Oh...

Shame. I'd have liked Morgan. I loved "The Queen"

[zencat]

I just pray to God that the script for this movie is a real engaging spy thriller.

I'd like it to be a James Bond movie.

[Mr. Blofeld]

I just pray to God that the script for this movie is a real engaging spy thriller.

I'd like it to be a James Bond movie.

I'd like it to be an EON Production of a Daniel Craig Bond film -- and I hope they finally get rid of the "Albert R. Broccoli's EON Productions" credit, since he's been dead now for over a decade.

[Gothamite]

The good news is all those other movies are summer blockbusters. The producers would have been insane to release Bond in the summer as some other crazy fans here were hoping for but yes, 2012 is going to be an amazing year!

I just pray to God that the script for this movie is a real engaging spy thriller.

Superman's going to be a Winter release. Although as much as I'd like the Man of Steel to make a triumphant return, I'd say his box office performance will be decent at best. It'll likely out-perform Superman Returns and guarantee a sequel, but I don't see it being a record-breaking extravaganza; just as Batman Begins (a terrific reboot that came out some years after an outing with mixed reviews) wasn't.

The first time Bond will be going up against Superman since The Living Daylights came out the same Summer as the tragically terrible Superman IV.

[sthgilyadgnivileht]

I hope they finally get rid of the "Albert R. Broccoli's EON Productions" credit, since he's been dead now for over a decade.

I don't think that will ever happen (fortunately IMO).

[Publius]

Yes!



But wow, it's weird to think there were only five Bond movies released in the 90s and 00s combined.

[sthgilyadgnivileht]

Yes!



But wow, it's weird to think there were only five Bond movies released in the 90s and 00s combined.

It's six isn't it?

[jaguar007]

Yes!



But wow, it's weird to think there were only five Bond movies released in the 90s and 00s combined.

It's six isn't it?

"...and you've had your six"

[sthgilyadgnivileht]

This news just announced on BBC News 24!

[Publius]

Yes!



But wow, it's weird to think there were only five Bond movies released in the 90s and 00s combined.

It's six isn't it?

Whoops, good catch. Although I'm sure I was subconsciously removing one of them from my memory bank...

[Nicolas Suszczyk]

I hope they finally get rid of the "Albert R. Broccoli's EON Productions" credit, since he's been dead now for over a decade.

I don't think that will ever happen (fortunately IMO).

Seconded I like to have Albert's name in the credits. Besides, I won't like to have an American film credit like "EON Productions presents an MGM picture starring Daniel Craig as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in a Sam Mendes film..."

[The Dove]

HUZZAH!! This is indeed GREAT news!! May have to stick on a Bond film or two tonight to celebrate..lol Let the good times (and cameras) roll on Bond 23!!

[mttvolcano]

I am so dang excited now!

[Marketto007]

Finally some good news for us.

xxx

[zencat]

I hope they finally get rid of the "Albert R. Broccoli's EON Productions" credit, since he's been dead now for over a decade.

I don't think that will ever happen (fortunately IMO).

I'm still waiting on Warner Bros. to change their name back to Seventh Avenue Nickelodeon & Tobacconist. Come on, the Warners have been dead for years!!!

[scaramunga]

Wonderful news! Looking forward to 23!

Hoping that MGM and FOX will get the other 9 Bond films on blu ray before this date as well!!!

[Righty007]

I just pray to God that the script for this movie is a real engaging spy thriller.

I'd like it to be a James Bond movie.

I'd like it to be an EON Production of a Daniel Craig Bond film -- and I hope they finally get rid of the "Albert R. Broccoli's EON Productions" credit, since he's been dead now for over a decade.

Under that absurd rationale, they should also remove Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 since he's been dead for nearly 4 decades.

[sthgilyadgnivileht]

I hope they finally get rid of the "Albert R. Broccoli's EON Productions" credit, since he's been dead now for over a decade.

I don't think that will ever happen (fortunately IMO).

Seconded I like to have Albert's name in the credits. Besides, I won't like to have an American film credit like "EON Productions presents an MGM picture starring Daniel Craig as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in a Sam Mendes film..."

Indeed, it's a Bond film - it's special.

[dinovelvet]

Wait, is Nov 9 before or after the end of the world?

Let's wait for Gulshan Grover to let us know.

[Santa]

While upon first thought the idea of waiting nearly another two years for a new Bond film is almost unbearable, I've always been one for a big build up and now we have all the fun of looking forward to it - jumping upon the slightest casting suggestion and title song performer is something I find hard to enthuse over in the abstract, but NOW, when any of them could be real, I can really get that tingle of anticipation. There's also the fun of working out what one can read that will give maximum information without spoiling. I love to avoid spoilers and come fresh to the film but don't have the discipline to avoid all information so that part requires some thought. This is great news to kick off 2011 (which I haven't really joined yet. I'm still a bit stuck in 2010).

[CardShark]

So what do you think John Logan and Sam Mendes will bring to bond 23?

Edited by CardShark, 11 January 2011 - 10:26 PM.

[Jeff007]

Hey finally some really great news today!! It's a long way away still but it will be well worth the wait. Cheers everyone

[Napoleon Solo]

I think this could be real

Eon and MGM sent out a short press release by email.