For anyone tempted, imagine a Zero Tolerance regime implemented by someone for whom "zero" feels like generosity.
So do you set a pair of hungry dobermans after the offensive party or lead the to the trap door over the pool of pihranas? ;-)
Posted 08 May 2012 - 01:50 PM
For anyone tempted, imagine a Zero Tolerance regime implemented by someone for whom "zero" feels like generosity.
Posted 08 May 2012 - 03:15 PM
I don't know what came first...the music or the gunbarrel.
Straight away, the dots move too fast they nearly fudge into one long blur, Craig is in a hurry and the blood just falls down, no grace to it.
But then again the music just blares out loud and fast, sounding a rushed Bond theme job. It's probably not rushed, but that use of the theme is just too fast. Arnold always did I feel, towards the end, speed up the Bond theme to some big action score, rather than a bit slower, more edgier, thriller-esque musical number.
Posted 08 May 2012 - 03:26 PM
Brosnan has a very strong walk, long strides but he carries it off perfectly and turns super smooth. He's got one of the best gunbarrel walks, next to Roger Moore's latter ones and Timothy Dalton.
Posted 08 May 2012 - 07:42 PM
I've been thinking the same thing, recently.Tim definitely puts the effort in too, though, and his gunbarrel is possibly the best.
Edited by S K Y F A L L, 08 May 2012 - 08:00 PM.
Posted 08 May 2012 - 07:54 PM
I've been thinking the same thing, recently.
Tim definitely puts the effort in too, though, and his gunbarrel is possibly the best.
GROUP HUG: I'll get in on this, this all reminds me of Mathis's death for some reason, maybe the Latin America connection.
Posted 08 May 2012 - 08:12 PM
Yes and No. The "group hug" is in reference to something else recently being discussed. "I'v been thinking the same thing, recently," is my gun barrel comment. I've edited my post in hopes it makes more sense to you and sorry for the confusion.I have no idea what you're talking about? Are you referring to the gunbarrel!?
I've been thinking the same thing, recently.
Tim definitely puts the effort in too, though, and his gunbarrel is possibly the best.
GROUP HUG: I'll get in on this, this all reminds me of Mathis's death for some reason, maybe the Latin America connection.
Edited by S K Y F A L L, 08 May 2012 - 08:13 PM.
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Posted 09 May 2012 - 12:03 AM
Yes and No. The "group hug" is in reference to something else recently being discussed. "I'v been thinking the same thing, recently," is my gun barrel comment. I've edited my post in hopes it makes more sense to you and sorry for the confusion.
I have no idea what you're talking about? Are you referring to the gunbarrel!?
I've been thinking the same thing, recently.
Tim definitely puts the effort in too, though, and his gunbarrel is possibly the best.
GROUP HUG: I'll get in on this, this all reminds me of Mathis's death for some reason, maybe the Latin America connection.
P.S. Why are you singling me out like this? I'm only assuming you are becuase you had no other comments regarding the topic. Are you just trying to turn me into a better poster again? You'll turn me into a good forum member just yet, wont you?
Posted 09 May 2012 - 01:13 AM
Oh goody goody! Here´s to the next few weeks. Let the mayhem begin!
Yes and No. The "group hug" is in reference to something else recently being discussed. "I'v been thinking the same thing, recently," is my gun barrel comment. I've edited my post in hopes it makes more sense to you and sorry for the confusion.
I have no idea what you're talking about? Are you referring to the gunbarrel!?
I've been thinking the same thing, recently.
Tim definitely puts the effort in too, though, and his gunbarrel is possibly the best.
GROUP HUG: I'll get in on this, this all reminds me of Mathis's death for some reason, maybe the Latin America connection.
P.S. Why are you singling me out like this? I'm only assuming you are becuase you had no other comments regarding the topic. Are you just trying to turn me into a better poster again? You'll turn me into a good forum member just yet, wont you?
You have just been singled out by Single-O-Seven!
Now that filming is wrapping up, and the illicit iPhone-captured videos of the production will shortly end, we can only hold our collective breaths, await the teasers that will soon be upon us, and then speculate on all things post-production, especially the theme song and music.
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Posted 11 May 2012 - 09:20 PM
I think Silva derails the underground train when he holds up the radio while climbing a ladder and triggers the blast. This then allows him to escape from Bond and head for Whitehall to target M.About the Bond and Silva London chase;
Could have Bond and Silva derailed the subway and that be the underground train crash we have heard about? Leading into the chase scene with Silva is holding up the radio. Now I'm thinking this radio is something Silva stool from MI6, for whatever reason.
And not the ghetto blaster from TLD.
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Posted 12 May 2012 - 08:56 AM
Wonderful news!
Not that there was anything wrong with QOS...
Posted 12 May 2012 - 09:45 AM
Posted 12 May 2012 - 09:47 AM
Wonderful news!
Not that there was anything wrong with QOS...
Edited by PPK_19, 12 May 2012 - 09:47 AM.
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Posted 12 May 2012 - 09:56 PM
I'd think more like the early Bond films, hopefully Connery styleby old fashion style of action, something like CR?
Posted 14 May 2012 - 11:29 PM
2nd Unit Director Alexander Witt promises a return to the old-fashioned style of action:
http://nol.hu/kult/2...a_nagy_bazarban
Alexander Witt, otherwise unknown before joining the world of James Bond, conducted the second unit during the filming of Casino Royale, so his name is linked to the prior title due to such action as the crane spectacular fights. When he was asked of the entire movie visible on screen what was his, as well as merit of the second unit, his answer was twenty-five per cent.
In Skyfall the authors will return to the old-fashioned style of action, i.e. Quantum of Solace shows a lot of cut operating - typical of the Bourne films - that form is now neglected. Witt said that the previous experiment meant only transient fashion, because the audience is more comfortable in case of a long continuous piece of action.
Sorry for any translation error.
2nd Unit Director Alexander Witt promises a return to the old-fashioned style of action:
http://nol.hu/kult/2...a_nagy_bazarban
Alexander Witt, otherwise unknown before joining the world of James Bond, conducted the second unit during the filming of Casino Royale, so his name is linked to the prior title due to such action as the crane spectacular fights. When he was asked of the entire movie visible on screen what was his, as well as merit of the second unit, his answer was twenty-five per cent.
In Skyfall the authors will return to the old-fashioned style of action, i.e. Quantum of Solace shows a lot of cut operating - typical of the Bourne films - that form is now neglected. Witt said that the previous experiment meant only transient fashion, because the audience is more comfortable in case of a long continuous piece of action.
Sorry for any translation error.
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You are doing an amazing job here, Luigi. Without you this whole coverage on CBN would be rather bleak. I wished, people would acknowldge that.