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[Jack Nevada]

Lea Seydoux, excellent. 

[Ozymandias]

I can't see this making more than the previous Bond movie.

 

Its very possible it makes less than Skyfall, but a gross north of 200m is certain with 250m likely.  Bond is now a top tier franchise at the boxoffice.

[kitik]

Bond is now a top tier franchise at the boxoffice.

 

Again.

[kitik]

Seems like a good role for Bautista. He's certainly got an intimidating look.

[Clef Ment]

Meh, I don't like Léa Seydoux.

 

Don't know how I feel about Bautista.

Edited October 13, 2014 by Clef Ment

[Mango]

Great for Bautista. He did fantastic in GOTG and while this is most certainly going to be a very different role, we do know he can work really well when put with the right people. Guy is getting his acting career off to a great start. 

 

I wonder when we'll get the title for this one. If I remember correctly Skyfall's was revealed on day one of official production, so maybe that will be the same case this time.

[ACCA]

Still don't get the backlash against Skyfall. I guess it depends whether you're comparing it to all-time great movies or other Bond films. If it's the latter it's a work of ambitious brilliance, and I say that as someone who's generally an apologist for the up and down nature of the franchise.

 

It's not really backlash, just disappointment. Skyfall gave a strong sense of being something more...to me it aspired as a film to be something more. A few stupid directorial decisions though prevented it from being something more. Skyfall was good enough, that yes it is being compared to other great films in the genre, and of course to the all-time great Bond films.

 

For example, I still think Goldeneye is a better Bond film, among others, simply because Goldeneye didn't have several strange directorial decisions detracting from the film.

 

Now I know a lot of people love Skyfall, and think it's the best Bond film to date, but this is just my opinion.

[Mango]

As far as new Bond movies go a lot of people on the internet seem to prefer Casino Royale to Skyfall (as do I) but the GA fucking loved Skyfall and helped leg it past $300 million (topping the grand finale Twilight film and much hyped Hobbit as the go-to Holiday 2012 blockbuster).

Edited October 13, 2014 by Mango

[Leyla]

boo @ Seydoux

& here I thought this rumour & fade the hell away   

 

Bautista tho 

great news!  

 

& idk if posted Nolan's (DOPF) editor is involved now

Edited October 14, 2014 by Tauriel

[RaidensSword]

Cant believe how batista (im sorry I can't bring myself to add the 'u') turned his career around. I saw some of his early flicks like wrong side of town and another one with amy smart I think. Definitely did not see hit marvel franchise or bond villain in his future. I thought he'd end up in dtvs with steve austin and vinnie jones.

Props to him though, hope he can crank out a few more good roles, hes got no time to waste considering his age.

[lilmac]

Its very possible it makes less than Skyfall, but a gross north of 200m is certain with 250m likely.  Bond is now a top tier franchise at the boxoffice.

 

 

Indeed!  Amazing resilience for a franchise that has lasted more than 50 years and never really has been in trouble.  

[Jessie]

It's not really backlash, just disappointment. Skyfall gave a strong sense of being something more...to me it aspired as a film to be something more. A few stupid directorial decisions though prevented it from being something more. Skyfall was good enough, that yes it is being compared to other great films in the genre, and of course to the all-time great Bond films.

 

For example, I still think Goldeneye is a better Bond film, among others, simply because Goldeneye didn't have several strange directorial decisions detracting from the film.

 

Now I know a lot of people love Skyfall, and think it's the best Bond film to date, but this is just my opinion.

 

 

Casino Royale is better than both Goldeneye and Skyfall

[keysersoze123]

I definitely prefer Casino Royale as well. I probably slightly prefer skyfall to goldeneye.

[Hatebox]

I like CR a lot but the first half is almost nonstop action, which makes the comparatively sedate second half a bit jarring. The Venice finale is also a tad underwhelming. I'd certainly like to see Campbell do another Bond film though.

[Ethan Hunt]

Skyfall is the only Bond movie which I've seen in its entirety. It made a pretty damn good impression.

[Neo]

Should have a title reveal soon.

[Neo]

By this time in 2011 we had the title scooped.

[bapi]

Saw CR yesterday again and still amazing. 10/10 and would make my top5 Bond movies alongside Goldfinger, Thunderball, GoldenEye and probably On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Meanwhile... Skyfall has beautiful, beautiful cinematography but it's dumb (or 'meta', I don't know).

[Ethan Hunt]

Skyfall ain't dumb

[ZappBrannigan]

Should have a title reveal soon.

Guesses on the title?  Will they return to using one of the novels as a title or continue using original titles?  It seems likely they could return to the Fleming novels considering they've reset the timeline now with the new M, Q, and Moneypenny.