2015 is what most think maybe 2016. If mended comes back for two more maybe back to back moves, 2015-16/2016-17English Agent wrote:Hi
Havnt been here for a while....just wanted to see what you were all talking about.........yes i've seen that rumour about Mendes as well.
Whats the latest on the timeline for Bond 24......anyone know?
EA
sweet!!English Agent wrote:d**n.........and i love coffee cake!Capt. Sir Dominic Flandry wrote:English Agent wrote:Hi
Havnt been here for a while....just wanted to see what you were all talking about.........yes i've seen that rumour about Mendes as well.
Whats the latest on the timeline for Bond 24......anyone know?
EA
We had a cake competition. Katie won with her coffee and nutmeg gateaux.
Is the James Bond franchise still alive?....haha...........i havnt been following films so far this year....nothing has really made me want to go to the cinema!
Going to China at the weekend for 2 weeks......that is going to be an interesting trip! My girlfriend says she's going to take me to see a Chinese film...nice?....pity i wont be able to bleedin understand it though...haha
It will be a milestone MP. Who shall be the first poster on page 1000?...........we shall see soon enoughkater23 wrote:Long time no see English Agent!
We are getting scarily close to a thousand pages on this thread. Will there be a BJMDDS General Discussion thread 2.0 when we get to a thousand ?
Carl wrote this 6 years ago........where did the time go? We are still here. The original MI6 is defunct.carl stromberg wrote:Welcome to the forum BJ. I hope you stick around and take part in the discussions.
Action-thriller November Man is out next year, and I hope it will put GoldenEye to shame.bjmdds wrote:Pierce's new film?
Make that two.FormerBondFan wrote:Action-thriller November Man is out next year, and I hope it will put GoldenEye to shame.bjmdds wrote:Pierce's new film?
Batman and Superman, or should I say superheroes are nothing more than jokes, now. All this struggling, mumbling, groaning, depressing things are not what makes a hero a hero. What Nolan did with Batman was intolerably torturous. The pre-Nolan Batman movies weren't any good either. They were nothing more than spoofs, much like the 1960s TV show. The only Batman media that impressed me was The Animated Series and its successors by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller, in which Timm voiced Bruce Wayne's father. That is how you do a superhero movie. It's the same reason I hate Cr-egg's flicks. Emotionally unstable protagonists disgust me to the core. That's what Nolan's Batman was, Superman will be the same. The DC Comics needs a reboot, again, entirely new direction, new views, new perspectives, and please, for God's Sakes, MANLY characters.bjmdds wrote:Bond just does not cut it any longer. If Nolan is involved with both Superman and Batman, will he be involved on the Justice League film with both Cavill and Bale aboard? Would that film be as popular as The Avengers superheroes?
He has a disheveled look through the first 1/3 of the film to boot What do you think of Hellboy films?JackJamesBond007 wrote:Batman and Superman, or should I say superheroes are nothing more than jokes, now. All this struggling, mumbling, groaning, depressing things are not what makes a hero a hero. What Nolan did with Batman was intolerably torturous. The pre-Nolan Batman movies weren't any good either. They were nothing more than spoofs, much like the 1960s TV show. The only Batman media that impressed me was The Animated Series and its successors by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller, in which Timm voiced Bruce Wayne's father. That is how you do a superhero movie. It's the same reason I hate Cr-egg's flicks. Emotionally unstable protagonists disgust me to the core. That's what Nolan's Batman was, Superman will be the same. The DC Comics needs a reboot, again, entirely new direction, new views, new perspectives, and please, for God's Sakes, MANLY characters.bjmdds wrote:Bond just does not cut it any longer. If Nolan is involved with both Superman and Batman, will he be involved on the Justice League film with both Cavill and Bale aboard? Would that film be as popular as The Avengers superheroes?
It's just me perhaps, but I never ever take a look at Marvel movies. Don't ask, mate. Just deep personal reasons. The only Marvel product that I admired a lot was GI Joe. I liked the first film, I have yet to see the second one, but I've never read the comic books, but my friend Glorious England has all the GI Joe series, he knows them all.FormerBondFan wrote:What do you think of Hellboy films?JackJamesBond007 wrote:Batman and Superman, or should I say superheroes are nothing more than jokes, now. All this struggling, mumbling, groaning, depressing things are not what makes a hero a hero. What Nolan did with Batman was intolerably torturous. The pre-Nolan Batman movies weren't any good either. They were nothing more than spoofs, much like the 1960s TV show. The only Batman media that impressed me was The Animated Series and its successors by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller, in which Timm voiced Bruce Wayne's father. That is how you do a superhero movie. It's the same reason I hate Cr-egg's flicks. Emotionally unstable protagonists disgust me to the core. That's what Nolan's Batman was, Superman will be the same. The DC Comics needs a reboot, again, entirely new direction, new views, new perspectives, and please, for God's Sakes, MANLY characters.bjmdds wrote:Bond just does not cut it any longer. If Nolan is involved with both Superman and Batman, will he be involved on the Justice League film with both Cavill and Bale aboard? Would that film be as popular as The Avengers superheroes?
Was Hellboy Marvel? IIRC, the comics were published by Dark Horse or one of the other "mini-majors".JackJamesBond007 wrote: It's just me perhaps, but I never ever take a look at Marvel movies. Don't ask, mate. Just deep personal reasons. The only Marvel product that I admired a lot was GI Joe. I liked the first film, I have yet to see the second one, but I've never read the comic books, but my friend Glorious England has all the GI Joe series, he knows them all.
Was it? Oh, sorry, I was confused. I didn't like it, anyway. But, I do like Dark Horse comics. They didn't sell out like the modern day Marvel and DC Comics.Kristatos wrote:Was Hellboy Marvel? IIRC, the comics were published by Dark Horse or one of the other "mini-majors".JackJamesBond007 wrote: It's just me perhaps, but I never ever take a look at Marvel movies. Don't ask, mate. Just deep personal reasons. The only Marvel product that I admired a lot was GI Joe. I liked the first film, I have yet to see the second one, but I've never read the comic books, but my friend Glorious England has all the GI Joe series, he knows them all.
(checks Wikipedia)JackJamesBond007 wrote:Was it? Oh, sorry, I was confused. I didn't like it, anyway. But, I do like Dark Horse comics. They didn't sell out like the modern day Marvel and DC Comics.Kristatos wrote:Was Hellboy Marvel? IIRC, the comics were published by Dark Horse or one of the other "mini-majors".JackJamesBond007 wrote: It's just me perhaps, but I never ever take a look at Marvel movies. Don't ask, mate. Just deep personal reasons. The only Marvel product that I admired a lot was GI Joe. I liked the first film, I have yet to see the second one, but I've never read the comic books, but my friend Glorious England has all the GI Joe series, he knows them all.
Now, we're talking. Judge Dredd is literally awesome. I'm not gonna lie to you, I've been introduced to Dredd through Stallone's movie, but then I checked out the 1970s comic books, and I find the original source material even more awesome than Stallone's movie. Here's me hoping that there would be a Dredd/Robocop crossover, I wish. By the way, has anyone seen the new Dredd movie? According to the critics, it was a good movie, but I don't listen to critics. If anyone has seen it, then tell me how is it? Is it worth watching?Kristatos wrote:(checks Wikipedia)JackJamesBond007 wrote:Was it? Oh, sorry, I was confused. I didn't like it, anyway. But, I do like Dark Horse comics. They didn't sell out like the modern day Marvel and DC Comics.Kristatos wrote:Was Hellboy Marvel? IIRC, the comics were published by Dark Horse or one of the other "mini-majors".JackJamesBond007 wrote: It's just me perhaps, but I never ever take a look at Marvel movies. Don't ask, mate. Just deep personal reasons. The only Marvel product that I admired a lot was GI Joe. I liked the first film, I have yet to see the second one, but I've never read the comic books, but my friend Glorious England has all the GI Joe series, he knows them all.
Yes, it was Dark Horse, though I read the reprints in the Judge Dredd Megazine.
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