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katied wrote:For the amount of money you have to pay(for the special edition, anyways)you'd think they could come up with a better cover

Do you mean this which looks similar to the regular DVD?

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It looks like some sites are pre-ordering it now including Amazon.com. This is the boxart that Amazon.com uses (maybe not the final boxart):

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Kristatos wrote:

LilleOSC wrote:There is a sci-fi element of Flight 714 that usually appeals to Spielberg. Maybe, they will use that story.

He already did at the end of Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

I still can't believe the fridge scene .

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To be fair to FormerBondFan, DC appears shortish in his Bond films to me too, especially in crowd scenes. It's a legitimate quibble because James Bond is not supposed to strike one as a bit on the short side.
Kurylenko is supposedly 5'' 10'.
http://moviesmedia.ign.com/movies/image/article/872 ...

John Drake wrote: Sure, he's probably 'Bonded' out at the moment after promoting QoS and had a new film to promote (Defiance) but I honestly can't see him sticking around for very long.

Why do actors get so tired of playing Bond? Do they want people to think of them as more than just a Bond actor?

Passionate I guess .

I did read that Flight 714 was going to be included in the Tintin triology. Flight 714 is set on a mysterious island and has a 1960's setting in contrast to the 30's/40's setting of Red Rackham's Treasure.
There is a sci-fi element of Flight 714 that usually appeals to Spielberg. Maybe, they will ...

They should have used Greek super villian Rastapopulous.
You raise a good point. Plus, I think there are better stories that they could have started the film series off with. I doubt they will modernize it too much (if at all), katied. I am really anxious to see how the motion capture looks ...

They should have used Greek super villian Rastapopulous.
You raise a good point. Plus, I think there are better stories that they could have started the film series off with. I doubt they will modernize it too much (if at all), katied. I am really anxious to see how the motion capture looks ...

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I voted "other" since I miss how debonair and suave Bond used to be .

Some of you may find this interesting. I nicked this off another *cough* Bond *cough* forum.....

So the fact that every Bond movie since 1995 has grossed more than the previous one in North America is a signal of good health.
I hope that's true. Especially, with the current global economic ...

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I don't know if anyone know this, but Steven Speilberg is Jewish!
That's why I mentioned the Tintin creator and anti-semitism. This is from The Economist's article on Tintin:

Hergé’s reputation is also marked by charges of anti-Semitism. He received many complaints about one of his villains, the ...

I don't know if anyone know this, but Steven Speilberg is Jewish!
That's why I mentioned the Tintin creator and anti-semitism. This is from The Economist's article on Tintin:

Hergé’s reputation is also marked by charges of anti-Semitism. He received many complaints about one of his villains, the ...

There'll be a big push to promote it because of the names behind it but it won't work.
Really? You think Sony and Paramount will spend a lot of money with the marketing? I'm surprised Spielberg likes Tintin so much. Supposedly, Hergé was anti-semitic. There was an interesting report about it in ...

There'll be a big push to promote it because of the names behind it but it won't work.
Really? You think Sony and Paramount will spend a lot of money with the marketing? I'm surprised Spielberg likes Tintin so much. Supposedly, Hergé was anti-semitic. There was an interesting report about it in ...