The horse chase/escape scene from Never Say Never Again with Bond and Domino got off to a great start, but inexplicably they had the horse jump off a building into the water. Why do this? Why risk a falling horse alongside yourselves as you fall into water? From an aesthetic standpoint, a poorly CGI’ed falling horse is a bad visual.
Luckily, they showed the horse swimming that it “survived,” but its dramatic involvement in the scene seemed forced and unnecessary.
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Aside from the Call Me Bwana billboard in From Russia With Love (coincidentally one of two non-Bond EON produced movies), I think The Man With The Golden Gun is the only other Bond movie to reference another movie, The World of Suzie Wong, albeit with the spoken word. M brings it up after James Bond…
Wow, so we are truly off and running with an actual Bond 26 shortlist, as Page Six reports that sources have identified (double-0) seven actors who all have a shot at becoming 007 (for convenience, I’ve linked their Wikipedia pages and listed their ages): Jack Barton (31) Harris Dickinson (30) Jacob Elordi (29) Jack Lowden…
Diamonds really are forever, aren’t they?
