Tag: Bond 26
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We better not see Mathilde Swann again…
James Bond does not have kids. If his daughter comes back somehow or is mentioned in an upcoming movie, we riot!
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Extortion would make an interesting plot element
I’d love to see the ‘E’ in SPECTRE get its due in Bond 26…a simple extortion plot would be great – especially in a 1960s period piece reboot!
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Stellan Skarsgard would make a great villain
He’s awesome in Andor and many other movies! I’d love to see him play a Hugo Drax-like character in Bond 26!
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Bond 26’s villain has to be Russian
Felix and the CIA can’t save the world from Russia’s brutal disinformation scheme that upends elections (sound familiar?) in their favor and sows chaos during a world sporting event. Cybercrimes are out…disinformation is in! Bond to the rescue!
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James Bond movie trilogies…would they work?
One way Amazon could improve the James Bond movie franchise is obviously to adjust the release schedule. With an entire studio behind it and it’s main goal clear (money, of course, however unfortunate it may be), the next Bond movie’s release won’t be gatekept from stubborn octogenarians. To avoid movie quality deterioration, I’d at least…
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A rock band should perform 26’s theme
I’d love a loud theme on par with Paul McCartney or Chris Cornell…
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Amazon – please no episodic 007…movies only!
I can’t imagine an episodic James Bond TV show being any good, as following the movie formula would not work in a long drawn out series. An extended movie would work, but any other protracted beginning and end of a Bond “adventure” would undoubtedly stagnate.
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Bond 26 should be set in 1962
The possibilities here are endless. Plus it takes care of the whole “Bond dies” thing from the last movie. It’d solve a lot of problems from NTTD and would be an amazing clean slate!
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What is Bond 26’s release date?
Any guesses? Will definitely be sooner than before with Amazon having creative control now, but I’m also not too excited about it because of it. I just hope it follows the Bond movie formula for the most part. Keeping it simple is important!