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Dec 4, 2019
James Bond is Back in the NO TIME TO DIE Trailer!!!
It's here! The trailer we've been waiting so long for! And our first lengthy look Daniel Craig in action as James Bond since SPECTRE in 2015. (I'm a little surprised at how direct a sequel to that movie No Time To Die appears to be.) Check it out:
"We all have our secrets. We just didn't get to yours yet." That is the James Bond that Ian Fleming created and which Craig has done such a great job of capturing on screen. The menace with which he utters that line; the grim determination in his face. That is the character that was heartbroken by Vesper, survived torture after torture, and still got up to do the job. He was never supposed to be a particularly likeable guy; rather, he was the guy who was willing to pull the trigger when it was necessary.
Fully agree with Michael's sentiments above. The way DC delivers those lines is Book Bond to the core. Looking forward to this film, but I remain cautiously optimistic because it has its work cut out for it in terms of removing the bad taste left in my mouth by SPECTRE.
Like Dalton's delivery of the Fleming line, "If he fires me, I'll thank him for it!"
Yeah, I have that SPECTRE problem too, Teeritz. I'd be happier about this one looking like such a direct sequel if I had liked the last film better! But I still have a good feeling about this one. And we seem to have settled into an "every other" rhythm like Star Trek.
"We all have our secrets. We just didn't get to yours yet." That is the James Bond that Ian Fleming created and which Craig has done such a great job of capturing on screen. The menace with which he utters that line; the grim determination in his face. That is the character that was heartbroken by Vesper, survived torture after torture, and still got up to do the job. He was never supposed to be a particularly likeable guy; rather, he was the guy who was willing to pull the trigger when it was necessary.
ReplyDeleteFully agree with Michael's sentiments above. The way DC delivers those lines is Book Bond to the core. Looking forward to this film, but I remain cautiously optimistic because it has its work cut out for it in terms of removing the bad taste left in my mouth by SPECTRE.
ReplyDeleteLike Dalton's delivery of the Fleming line, "If he fires me, I'll thank him for it!"
ReplyDeleteYeah, I have that SPECTRE problem too, Teeritz. I'd be happier about this one looking like such a direct sequel if I had liked the last film better! But I still have a good feeling about this one. And we seem to have settled into an "every other" rhythm like Star Trek.